An independent, Persian-language satellite TV network based in the United States, primarily serving Iranian immigrants and exiles globally, especially in North America.
It was founded after the 1979 Iranian Revolution by expatriates and served as a cultural lifeline, broadcasting classic Iranian music videos, entertainment programs, and political commentary that was critical of the Islamic government in Iran.
Jaam-e-Jam played a crucial role in preserving Persian arts, music, and culture for the Iranian diaspora, featuring performances by iconic artists like Hayedeh, Moein, Ebi, and Sattar.

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An independent, Persian-language satellite TV network based in the United States, primarily serving Iranian immigrants and exiles globally, especially in North America. It was founded after the 1979 Iranian Revolution by expatriates and served as a c...See more