The name NTV is used by several television broadcasters throughout the world:

• Nippon Television (Nittele), Shiodome, Tokyo, Japan
• Neser TV, a local TV channel from Tirana, Albania
• NTV (Bangladesh), a Bengali language satellite television channel based in Bangladesh
• Nova Television (Bulgaria), a television channel in Bulgaria
• Canada
  • CJON-TV, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, in Canada
  • Northern Television, a defunct two-station network in northern British Columbia, unaffiliated with CJON
  • NTV Canada, a Canadian Category B Russian language specialty channel
• NTV Hayat, a television station from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Nimonia TV, branded as "NTV" in Limassol, Cyprus
• n-tv, a German television channel
• NTV (India), Telugu regional channel
• NTV (Kenya)
• Ntv7, Natseven TV Sdn Bhd a group of Media Prima Berhad affiliates based in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
• NTV (Mongolia), a television channel
• NTV Montena, a regional broadcaster in Montenegro
• Nauru Television, the state broadcaster of Nauru
• Nepal Television, a television channel
• NTV PLUS, a city channel owned by the Government of Nepal
• Norges Televisjon, "Norway's Television" a digital TV operator/network
• NTV (Portugal), renamed to RTPN
• Russia
  • NTV (Russia), a television channel
  • NTV Plus, the brand name for the Russian digital satellite television service
  • NTV Plus Sport, Russia's first dedicated sports channel. It is a part of the NTV Plus network
• NTV (Sri Lanka), a state-owned, English-language television channel
• NTV Variety, a satellite cable channel operated by Next TV in Taiwan
• NTV (Turkey), a nationwide television news channel
• KHGI-TV, United States: Nebraska Television a group of ABC affiliates based in Kearney, Nebraska
• NASA TV, United States
• NTV (Newport Television), associated with the student union of University of Wales, Newport

NTV may also stand for:

• NTV Beleza, a football team which plays in Division 2 of Japan's J. League
• Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori, plans to be Europe's first private open access operator of 300 km/h high speed trains
• Ngo Thanh Van (born 1979), Vietnamese singer

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