Tarestian People’s Broadcasting Enterprise

Tarestian People's Broadcasting Enterprise (Tarestian: Tarestiëni Äranasëi Hroveni Enterprizi, TÄHE) was the national public broadcasting system in the Tarestian People's Union. It consisted of six subnational radio and television broadcast centers with each one headquartered in one of the six Socialist Divisions of the Union.
==History==
TÄHE was one of the founding members of the Central Broadcasting Alliance. It provided the Tarestian entry in the CBA Film Festival between 1964 and 1987. However, it did not participate in the CBA Song Festival. TÄHE also provided a nightly television newscast, the Hrovenmaiël, which continues to broadcast today as PHE's news program.
Each SDU had it's own regional broadcaster that transmitted TÄHE's programs. The system dissolved in 1990, following the West Andoladian Revolutions, when most republics became independent countries. As a result, the once subnational broadcasting centers became public broadcasters of the newly independent states, with altered names.
TÄHE Meckerby, the Middle Tarestian broadcaster, has since split into two separate broadcasters, Washentarestiëni Radiö and Zepter Teleficie.
Division 	HQ 	Established as	TV launch	Present-day broadcaster
Abdaristan 	Qasar 	TÄHE Qasar 	1961 	Al-Abdari United TV (AAUT)
East Tarestia 	Lambernoy	TÄHE Lambernoy	1954 	Chatortarestiën Mediä (CTM)
Gemery 	Tetuberia	TÄHE Tetuberia	1966 	Jemeriá Mropá Korporatsiá (JMK)
Middle Tarestia 	Meckerby 	TÄHE Meckerby 	1950 	Washentarestiëni Radiö (WTR)
Middle Tarestia 	Meckerby 	TÄHE Meckerby 	1950 	Zepter Teleficie (7T)
Slevonia 	Branhill 	TÄHE Branhill 	1963 	TeleSchlevöniya (TS)
Tarestia-Wesburg	Poptodia 	TÄHE Poptodia 	1949 	Publika Hroven Enterpriziä (PHE)
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