Jame Jam 2

Jame Jam 2 was an Iranian television channel created as one of three geographically targeted services operating under the Jame Jam TV brand. Its principal audience was Iranians living in North America, while its programming was connected to television output produced for domestic audiences in Iran. The channel formed part of Iran's effort to distribute Iranian television content internationally and maintain a media connection with Iranian communities abroad. The wider Jame Jam service originally consisted of three separately designated channels. Jame Jam 1 served Europe, Jame Jam 2 served North America, and Jame Jam 3 served Asia and Oceania. This structure allowed the broadcaster to organize international distribution around regional satellite coverage and viewing patterns. Jame Jam 2 therefore functioned primarily as a regional feed rather than as a wholly separate programming brand with an independent production identity. Its programming consisted principally of Iranian television series and other television material carried by the Jame Jam network. The available reference material does not identify a distinct product portfolio, separately reported financial results, or an independent corporate structure for Jame Jam 2. Information about its launch date, founding management, staffing, and precise transmission arrangements is likewise limited. On 17 January 2015, the three geographically differentiated Jame Jam channels were merged into a single Jame Jam channel. This consolidation ended Jame Jam 2 as a standalone channel designation. The unified service subsequently continued international satellite distribution; reference material for 2019 lists Galaxy 19 at 97°W for North America, alongside Hot Bird at 13°E for Europe and Badr 5 at 26°E for Iran and parts of Asia. These later distribution details describe the consolidated Jame Jam service rather than an independently operating Jame Jam 2. Jame Jam 2 should not be confused with the California-based Jaam-e-Jam channel established by Iranian emigrants after the Iranian Revolution. The two services share a similar name but represent different broadcasting entities.

Jame Jam 2 belonged to the original three-channel structure of Jame Jam TV, an Iranian broadcaster created to distribute Iranian television programming to audiences outside Iran. The regional configuration divided the service into Jame Jam 1 for Europe, Jame Jam 2 for North America, and Jame Jam 3 for Asia and Oceania. Within that arrangement, Jame Jam 2 served as the North American channel and carried programming associated with Iranian domestic television, including television series. The channel's identity was primarily geographical. The available reference material does not establish a separate production company, a distinct founding organization, or a standalone corporate history for Jame Jam 2. Instead, it appears to have operated as a regional channel within the broader Jame Jam network, using satellite distribution to reach Iranian viewers abroad. The service formed part of Iran's international television presence and provided Persian-language content to expatriate and diaspora audiences. The three-channel model was discontinued on 17 January 2015, when Jame Jam 1, Jame Jam 2, and Jame Jam 3 were merged into a single Jame Jam channel. This organizational change ended Jame Jam 2 as a separate branded channel. Later descriptions of Jame Jam TV indicate that the unified service continued to use satellite distribution, including Galaxy 19 at 97°W for North America, Hot Bird at 13°E for Europe, and Badr 5 at 26°E for Iran and Central, South, and West Asia. Those transmission arrangements belong to the post-merger Jame Jam service and should not be treated as evidence that Jame Jam 2 remained independently active. The channel is distinct from the California-based Jaam-e-Jam service established by Iranians who left Iran after the Revolution. Similar transliteration and branding can create confusion, but the two services have different origins and organizational identities.

• 2019

  Post-merger satellite distribution documented

  [1]Jame Jam TVen.wikipedia.org

  The unified Jame Jam service was documented on satellite platforms serving North America, Europe, Iran, and parts of Asia.

• 2015

  Regional Jame Jam channels consolidated

  [1]Jame Jam TVen.wikipedia.org

  Jame Jam 1, Jame Jam 2, and Jame Jam 3 were merged into one Jame Jam channel on 17 January 2015, ending Jame Jam 2 as a standalone regional service.

An international Persian-language television service for Iranian audiences in North America and the wider diaspora.

• International television channel

  Jame Jam 2 North American channel

  The North American regional service in the original Jame Jam network. It broadcast Iranian television material, including series shown domestically in Iran, for Iranian viewers living in North America and related diaspora communities. It was a regional feed within the wider Jame Jam operation rather than a separately documented entertainment-production business.

• 2015

  Merge the three regional channelsStrategy

  Background

  Jame Jam operated three geographically designated channels, with Jame Jam 2 focused on North America.

  Action taken

  On 17 January 2015, the three regional channels were combined into a single Jame Jam service.

  Aftermath

  Jame Jam 2 ceased to operate as a separate channel designation, while the consolidated service continued international distribution.

  Source

1. 1Jame Jam TVen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Jame Jam official websitejjtv.ir