NBC News

NBC News (formerly Boch News Network) is a major news network broadcasted founded during season nine. The news network is run by Fmr. Vice President Braden Hart and broadcasted from Boston, MA and Washington D.C. 
== Format ==
Boch News Network is known the best for their show “Nightly News” with “Mahk.” Mahk is a senior political commentary and has the 7:30 slot in the network. “Mahk” discusses new MEC political news and the political atmosphere throughout MEC. The network frequently posts Election Polls and opinion polls for the people of MEC to vote on. 
== Scandals ==
Like most new networks Boch New Network has been involved in many major scandals. One scandal that took place was during the season nine Presidential election. Boch News Network reported on a story regarding plagiarism with Adam Evans. BNN obtained information of what seemed of plagiarism, but this information turned out to be false. Before knowing the information was false they slammed Adam Evans with very biased commentary. They later apologized and closed their doors two days later. 
== Re-opening ==
In mid-November, the Fmr. CEO of Boch News Network conducted an opinion poll asking whether or not he should bring back Boch News Network. To his surprise, the results of the poll showed about 90% of people believed he should bring the New Network back, so he did. Boch officially reopened and is currently one of the most popular new networks in MEC.
Purchase by NBC:
Boch News Network closed its doors on December 29th, 2017 due to a decline of ratings and viewers, they were bought by NBC News and there account's name is now NBC News.
Predictions:
NBC News incorrectly predicted Adam Evans the winner in the Season 9 Presidential election. This came before they closed their doors because of the Evans' scandal. 
Season 10 doesn't exist.
NBC News predicted that Jon. S Uberfeld would win the Season 11 Presidential election.Their prediction was correct, and it was confirmed by Ethan Kelly he was the winner later that day.
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