Television networks in YN.

by **Van Hool Islands** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 9:08 am

Public

Private (Dutch)

Private (English)

by **Devernia** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 9:55 am

There is a state-run network called the Devernite Broadcasting Service, or DBS. It functions like RL BBC; it is run by the government and it has different channels for different kinds of shows.

Channels include:

Other networks include Zen TV (a primarily cartoon/anime TV network), Checker Channel (Cartoon Network, basically), and Nação (similar to DBS).

by **Fatatatutti** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:09 am

Our main network is FatatatuTV. Its member stations are only loosely affiliated.

by **The State of Communism** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:12 am

All of our television networks are basically propoganda for our nation.

by **Alizeria** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 10:21 am

Alizeria currently has four free to air TV stations: ATV1 and ATV2 (both state-owned but ATV2 is run as if it were a commercial network), ITV (private) and Faith TV (religious channel owned by the Church of Alizeria).

Alizerians also have access to Digital TV (Cable) which broadcasts around 200 international channels or internet based services equivalent to Netflix.

by **Wealthatonia** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 12:22 pm

Wealthatonia has many private stations and only one public station that displays the day's refferendums that people will be voting on, As long as the content does not contain any kind of snuff or actual rape that is not an act, then it is allowed to air.

by **Kirislavia** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 1:31 pm

Kirislavia has two television networks, both of which are owned by the state. Channel 1 is "Novostey Kirislavia", which broadcasts only the news. Channel 2, "Culture Network" has films, serial programmes, documentaries, ballets, music, and other entertainment. Both networks generally broadcast from 15:00 to 23:00 daily. Extra broadcast hours may be added on national holidays and for especially important breaking news.

by **Great Karoo** » Fri Mar 24, 2017 9:56 pm

gku (Afrikaans language public broadcaster.)

KBC (English language public broadcaster)

KTV (Independent, formerly owned by the British ITV network)

KBTC (Independent)

by **Indinaia** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 9:26 am

There is only one channel in Indinaia: IndiTV. IndiTV is operated by the Government, and its purpose is to inform (only what the Government wants to inform; and most of it is outright lies) and indoctrinate.

6-6.05 - The broadcasting day begins with the Devotion Pledge and the National Anthem.
6.05-6:35 - Some short children's shows are broadcast during this time.
6.30-8.00 - This time is dedicated to news, weather and traffic reports.
8-8.05 - The first five minutes are dedicated to this time Devotion Pledge and the National Anthem; this is broadcast to all schools and workplaces and participation is mandatory.
8.05-5 - During this time, propaganda images and videos are shown on an endless loop, interrupted every hour on the hour with the national anthem. Very few people watch TV during this time as most are at work or school. The only time anything is different is if there is BREAKING NEWS.
5-5.05 - Devotion Pledge and National Anthem
5.05-5.30 - This slot is called IndiTots, during this slot, programming aimed at babies and preschoolers is broadcast. These are devoted to indoctrinating the young children of the nation.
5.30-6.30 - This slot is called IndiKids, during this slot, childrens programming is broadcast. These are devoted to indoctrinating the children of the nation.
6.30-7.30 - News and Weather
7.30-10 - During this time A variety of entertainment shows for adults are broadcast.
10-10.30 - News and Weather, finishing up with the Devotion Pledge and National Anthem

by **Britonisea** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 9:29 am

BVC (Britynik Vefecosoin Cairkovoin) is the flagship television channel/network in Britonisea. Other notable television networks include BITC, which is the international version of BVC and shows a lot of international shows whereas the BVC would show the home-grown variant. IGBK is a channel which is known too.

by **Tinhampton** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 9:30 am

From our factbook:

Television in the nation only started when a mast was put up in a hill convieniently located in the Demilitarised Zone in 1958. Having long tired of the BBC and TinVision (the local ITV franchise) by 1966, the Tinhampton Broadcasting Service was proposed that August, taking up Channel 9 and making demo broadcasts of the Centennial Celebrations in October. Further demos were broadcast until the system finally became up, running and in glorious colour on the 1st of September 1969. All TV and radio in Tinhampton is now broadcast from this mast... The nation's TV stations are those as recieved in the UK, plus the TBS.

by **The English Regions** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 12:38 pm

Public Television:

English Regions Broadcasting Corporation (ERBC) which has seven TV channels and an on-demand TV service, which started in 2005 and is the most popular in the country. It has no advertising as funded by a mix of the licence fee (~85%) and Government funding (~15%). It has broadcasted regularly since 1934, in colour since 1962 and in HD since 2004.

The C Network has six channels and is is the third most popular. It is a commercial TV network which is owned by the state and has a public service remit since full state-ownership in 1999, it started in 1987. It receives 25% of its funding from the state and the rest from advertising. Advertising is forbidden in prime time.It has had an on-demand service since 2006.

Social Television

The National Network is owned by a mix of the Co-operative society (a mix of businesses owned by its members and employees) who own 60% of the network and the two biggest Unions in the country who own the remaining 40%, who are involved in teaching and public sector employees. It started in 1992. It is fifth most popular in the county and has 3 television channels. For funding shows are sponsored (20%), limited advertising during the day up till 18h00 (40%),funding from the Co-operative Broadcasting fund (30%) and finally a further 10% coming from donations. It has had an on-demand service since 2008.

Private Network

Commercial Television Network (CTV) is an entirely privately owned and has 11 TV channels. It started in 1976, and is entirely funded by commercials and is the second most popular in the country. It has broadcast in HD since 2005 and launched an on-demand service in the same year. 4 of its channels are pay-to-view, which were launched in 1997.

Sportz (SP*) is another private TV network, focused on sports. It is pay-to-view. It has 4 channels. It was launched in 2000. It is sixth-most popular network.

The Seventh Network is the newest private network, started in 2005 and is aimed at young people focusing on light-entertainment and film. It has 5 channels, 2 of which are pay-to view. It is the seventh most popular network.

Tele Italiano (TI) is a private TV network, started to deal with the lack of Italian programming on other networks in 1989, despite over 80% of the population speaking the language fluently. It has 5 TV channels and is the fourth-most popular. It is funded partly by advertising and partly by donations but limits advertising in a similar way with the C Network which it sees as its main competitor.

by **Elykyellek** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 4:36 pm

EBC (Elykyellek Broadcasting Company)
The EBC is publicly funded and run by the Office of Communications. It launched its first television station in 1948.
-EBC Green: The EBC's flagship station. It is the most viewed network in Elykyellek. Its programming is aimed at general audiences.
-EBC Blue: Airs programming mostly aimed at youth/young adults.
-EBC Red: Airs documentaries, films and some second run programming from EBC Green and Blue.
-EBC News: A 24 hour news station.
-EBC Sports: A 24 hour sports station.

Network 4:
Network 4 was the first privately funded network is Elykyellek. It is EBC's main competitor and its programming is aimed at general audiences. It was launched in 1985.

Globe:
Globe is privately funded and its programming consists mostly of shows licensed from other countries. It was launched in 1992.

Other
Each of the provinces in Elykyellek have networks that braodcast at a regional level.

by **The Transylvanian States** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 5:55 pm

Transylvania International Broadcast (Transylvania's main news and Entertainment network)
-TIB 1
-TIB 2
Good Morning Your Highness (News from the Prince and Royal Family's perspective)
Channel 3 (News and Entertainment)
Channel 4 (News and Entertainment)
ABCTV (Children Entertainment)
Guess What (Children Entertainment)
FILM4U (Entertainment)
CCC (Entertainment)
CTV (News and Entertainment)
GR8 (News and Entertainment)
Cartoon Man (Children Entertainment)
Littleton (Shopping)
Oak A (Shopping)
Brazbord (Shopping)
Minkk (Adult Entertainment)

by **Gandoor** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 7:24 pm

There are currently nine OTA television networks in Gandoor. Three networks are owned by the Gandoor Broadcasting Corporation, the public broadcaster in Gandoor, and the remaining six are owned by private companies.

GBC owned:
GBN
GBN Alt
Gandoor News Network (GNN)

Privately-owned:
Osaka TV
National Network
Ten
Ten News
TV Kira
StarNet

by **Guulizar** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 7:27 pm

|| Television does not exist with us yet. This is true. ||
|| The outsiders never gave us such a thing. This is true. ||
|| We do hope one day we will gain such a thing. We do. ||

by **Theurgia** » Sun Mar 26, 2017 8:51 pm

All television stations are publicly owned, though any citizen can apply for a license and funding, which are automatically given – resulting in tens of thousands of media outlets.

Some of the more popular…

by **British Guangzhou** » Tue Mar 28, 2017 8:00 pm

By law, all networks based in British Guangzhou have to have a Cantonese service, and an English service, which makes it a bit pricey for upstart TV networks to enter the country. Foreign TV networks that broadcast in the country do not have to abide by this law however if they want to broadcast in the nation.

by **Narland** » Tue Mar 28, 2017 9:04 pm

Television Networks in the Commonwealth of Narland:

10 Largest General Broadcasters (w/Local Affiliates)
CBS--Commonwealth Broadcasting Service (News, Sports, White Collar Focus, Science, Religion and General Entertainment)
FBA- Federal Broadcasters Affiliates (News, Sports, Science, Blue Collar Focus, Religion and General Entertainment)
NNB - Narland National Broadcasting (News, Sports, Rural Focus, General Entertainment)
EWT - Electro-Wave Television (Business, Education, and Weather with some syndicated General Entertainment)
GTN - Gospel Television Network (Evangelical Religious, Special Interest and lots of Infomercials)
TTT - Thorpe Television Transmitting (Sports, Sports News, Special Interest, Some Religious, and Syndicated General Entertainment--usually Sports Themed)
STS - Science Television Service (Ideological, Special Interest, Secular Humanist interests, Documentaries, Science, Variety Shows, some Syndicated General Interest)
BCB - Bohemian Commune Broadcasts (Ideological, Special Interest, Counter-cultural interests, Orlean, and Honshu Anime, Beatnik & Hippie Arts, Documentaries
TTI - Texas Television International (International (Republic of Texas) general information service focusing on News, Sports, Culture and Politics for its ex-pats.
DBC - DuMont Broadcasting Corporation (International (Chicago City State) Propaganda Service focusing on News, Sports, Culture and Politics, for its ex-pats)

Top 10 Cable Networks (Not already Listed Above)
NNN - National News Network -- All the News All the Time--Left Leaning (American Paleo-Conservative)
LNB - Liberty News Bureau -- 24/7 Breaking News--Right Leaning (Libertarian)
WMD - Ware-Monger Distributing -- Cable Shopping Network
T&M - Theatre and Movie Television -- Avant Guard Stage Productions, Movies, and Documentaries
TTV - Techno Television -- Technology, Science, Engineering, and Maths, focusing on intellectual entertainment
SFH - Sci-fi and Horror Network -- Science Fiction and Horror Shows from all over the globe. Cartoons and Anime. Relevant Documentaries
SSN - Super Sports Network -- Sports from Batball to Monster Truck Racing
UMT - Uncle Mortimer's Television -- This Universe's version of Disney
RNN - Real News Network -- Conspiracy based news service looking for the truth that is out there in spite of reptilians, moth-men, and secret-government thought beams; survivalist special interests; do it yourself documentaries, maintaining tanks and small arms, part-time bounty hunting, etc.
EBN - English Broadcasting Network - Official Television of the Kingdom of England for Narlanders.

Public Cable Networks (Owned and Operated by the Public, Not the Government or the State
G-SPAN 1 Public Broadcasting focusing on Congress, and State Houses
G-SPAN 2 Public Broadcasting focusing on the Senate and State Senates
G-SPAN 3 Public Broadcasting focusing on the President and Prime Minister; and State Governors
G-SPAN 4 Public Broadcasting focusing on the Judiciaries, Executing Convicted Criminals, and Public Education
G-SPAN 5 Public Broadcasting focusing on the Orthodox Church of the Pioneer (State Church) and Public Education
G-SPAN 6 Public Broadcasting focusing on the Library of the Commonwealth, National Institute of Standards & Technology, National, State, and Local Archives, History, Current Events, Authors, and Lecturers
G-SPAN 7 Public Broadcasting focusing on Justicars, Vigilantes, Grand Juries, Bounty Hunting, Diplomacy, Etiquette, Good Citizenship, Personal Crime Fighting, Exposing Corrupt Bureaucrats, and Citizen's Arrests
G-SPAN 8 Public Broadcasting focusing on the State Department, Diplomats, International Relations, Historical Intrigue, Geography, Culture and Social Morés of other Nations, and the issues of War and Peace.
G-SPAN 9 Public Broadcasting focusing on Economics, Free Enterprise, Open Markets, Monetary, Fiscal, and Fiduciary Issues
G-SPAN 0 Public Broadcasting focusing on issues that did not make it into the first 9 G-SPANS, Weather, Nature, and Environment

Government/State Owned and Operated Television
VOC - Voice of the Commonwealth - News, and Culture for Broadcast to other Nations
MTV - Military Televison - Network Television for Armed Service Members and their Families at home and abroad
IST - Indentured Servitude Television - Television for Bureaucrats, Civil Servants, and Government Contractors on how to do their jobs correctly lest they be fired, fined, incarcerated, or executed.
CVT - Community Vigilance Television -- Providing an open framework for communities and to help remind Citizens that eternal vigilance if the price of liberty. Education, self-learning, logic, reason, and communication, documentaries, and how to spot tyranny and despotism in form and function. Learn how evil Communism, Fascism, Nazism, and other forms of Socialism really are. Learn how and why things like Crony Capitalism, Mercantilism, and other forms of Statism naturally leads to the death of any free people. Also allocates time for local communities and their interests.

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by **Union of Socialist Alpine Republics** » Sat Apr 01, 2017 8:28 pm

The Union of Socialist Alpine Republics is an union of 30 republics, which have a dozen of TV networks each. So it's impossible to list them all, but here's the largest ones.

NBS - National Broadcasting Service. English. Available in Chattahoochee, Okanogan, Saguenay, Sonoma and Wabash.
Bear - Named after 20th century Bear founded by Billy Bear. English. Available in Chattahoochee, Okanogan, Saguenay, Sonoma and Wabash.
TWP - Telewizja Pruska. Polish. Available in Prussia East and Alsace-Mecklenburg.
CBC - Caledonian Broadcasting Corporation. Scottish gaelic, English, Irish, Dutch or Welsh. Available in Britannia, Caledonia, Cambria, Hollandia and Hybernia.
SBC - Southern Broadcasting Company. English. Available in Chattahoochee, Okanogan, Saguenay, Sonoma and Wabash.
DIRT - Dalmacija i Istra radiotelevizija. Croat. Available in Carniola, Dalmatia and Istria, Herzegovina and Transdanubia.

by **Vancouver and Queen Charlotte Islands** » Fri Aug 04, 2017 6:50 pm

VQPB (Public)

Founded: 1931 (first television broadcast aired in 1949, regular broadcasts started in 1952)
Headquarters: 1405 Douglas Street, Victoria
Stations: VQPB-DT (Victoria), NIPB-DT (Nanaimo), CRTV-DT (Duncan/Cowichan Valley), CXCO (Courtenay-Comox)
CHEK (Private)

Founded: 1956
Headquarters: 745 Kings Road, Victoria
Stations: CHEK-DT (Victoria), CHKN-DT (Nanaimo)
vitv (Private)

Founded: 1975
Headquarters: 899 Fort Street, Victoria
Stations: VITV-DT (Victoria), NITV-DT (Nanaimo), CWTV-DT (Duncan/Cowichan Valley)

Other television networks that have rebroadcasters in the country include Global Television (CHAN-DT), CBC (CBUT-DT), Citytv (CKVU-DT), and CTV (CIVT-DT). All of these stations are based in Vancouver, Canada and broadcast over the Strait of Juan De Fuca to Vancouver Island.

by **Socialista Libertario** » Fri Aug 04, 2017 6:57 pm

All networks are public.

The main networks are:

CTU (Canal de Televisión Uno)
Founded: 1947
Description: First non-state network in SL hence its name. Provides impartial news and talk/entertainment shows.

TPD (Transmisiones Populares Diarias)
Founded: 1983
Description: News from a left-wing prospective and several talk shows.

Telenac (Servicio Nacional de Televisión)
Founded: 1946
Description: Operated by the state but provides impartial programming.

by **Nichidan** » Fri Aug 04, 2017 7:05 pm

Nichidan TV
TV Nokyo
Anime Network
Nichiuri Channel
Kokumin Channel

by **Randumbness** » Sat Aug 05, 2017 12:03 am

There are many TV networks in Randumbness but the most popular ones are
RNN(Randumb National News)
Founded:1946
Public
ONN(Otaku National Network)
Founded:1993
Private
RKN(Randumb's Kid Network)
Founded:1948
Public
WWN(World Wide News)
Founded:1960
Public
RSN(Randumb's Scientific Network)
Founded:2000
Private

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