The Jordanian television station (JTV) started its broadcasting services in April 1968 with four hours of daily programming in Black and white. In 1972 (JTV) became one of the first television stations in the area to operate a second channel specializing in the transition of foreign programmers. In 1974 (JTV) started transmitting all its programs in color via PAL & B systems.

In our present day JTV transmits its programmers to a large geographical area including Jordan, Syria, Palestine, Northern Saudi Arabia, and South Lebanon. JTV in our present day also merged the programming of both its channels into one. With the addition of a satellite channel. In the Jordanian television channels programmers are transmitted in Arabic, English and French.

Radio programmers are transmitted in English and French via two broadcasting stations.

There are many newspapers published in the country, but the three major newspapers published are the Jordan Times, Al Rai and Al Dustour. The Jordan times is the only daily English newspaper published in the country.