Ownership issues were resolved in February 2011, after which point the channel resumed making new programmes, including new episodes of the flagship live chat show "On The Edge", which returned on 3 March 2011.
[4] Edge Media Television aimed to "air programming that is educational, thought provoking and enlightening, and to show programmes that encourage intelligent discussion" and noted that it provided "a platform for people to share alternative and suppressed viewpoints".
[5] Regular topics included perceived political wrongdoing ignored by the mainstream media, alternative medicine, climate change and the natural world, false flag terror, financial and corporation malpractice, religion and spirituality, vaccines and the pharmaceutical industry, secret societies and other issues that fit generally under the heading of the "unexplained".
[6] Controversial TV was available in the UK and Ireland on the Sky channel 200 from Eutelsat 28A,[7] and could therefore be tuned on many Freesat and free-to-air satellite receivers across Europe.
A second live chat show "One Step Beyond" with former "On The Edge" host Theo Chalmers commenced in September 2010, aired on Tuesday nights.