TV4 network was opened on Friday 24 April 1375 (April 12, 1996) with the aim of attracting special audiences and with the slogan of Farhikhtegan network.

The plan to establish Chahar Sima was approved in 1374 with the aim of attracting special audiences and with the slogan of the network of the educated and the elite. The production and broadcast of television programs in the scientific, cultural, artistic and religious fields with a richer analytical support is one of the main goals of establishing this network and that the network can be a platform for the participation of the elites, intellectuals and thinkers of the society in the macro and micro programs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, expressing opinions. and opinions and criticism of political, social, economic and cultural issues and interaction of various thoughts and ideas in order to improve the level of thinking. Chahar Sima channel, managed by Dr. Moinipour, operates in five specialized programming groups of literature and art, culture and thought, knowledge, social and political in scientific, cultural, artistic, political and social fields.

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TV3 was established on 14 December 1372 with youth-friendly programs. In the beginning, this network was broadcast on a very high frequency for a while, and in the second half of the 1970s, it was transferred to an ultra-high frequency; Therefore, at that time, some old TVs like Pars were equipped with a separate tuner to receive UHF.

In the beginning, this network used to broadcast 3.5 hours of programs, and from 14 December 1378, it started broadcasting 24 hours a day. The Three Network was established in the years when the country was changing. The publication of Hamshahri as Iran’s first color newspaper, the establishment of Shahrvand chain stores in Tehran, as well as the release of video, followed by the establishment of video clubs; The need for a television network that is youth-friendly and different was felt more than ever.

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