Newborder Public Broadcasting/Overview

This page is meant to further explain what the company and its stations are like in the eyes of an average Baylandese resident, and is not written in the same matter as a regular wiki page. To see the actual wiki page click Newborder Public Broadcasting.
Newborder Public Broadcasting (NPB) is a popular media source in Newborder, available on TV and radio. 
== Broadcasting ==
=== TV ===
NPB 1 focuses mostly on news, however it also broadcasts some entertainment TV shows, such as Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and other TV shows targetted towards a general audience. The TV station closest to it in real life is TVP1.
NPB 2 focuses more on entertainment than NPB 1. NPB 2 has only one news service at 18:00, being only about 20 minutes long on average. The channel focuses more on contemporary broadcasting and therefore is more popular among people who do not care about news and want to enjoy their time.
=== Radio ===
NPB R1 is the most popular radio station in most of the region (not Newcoast). It focuses on information and easy listening music. It is generally the go-to radio station of people over 30 and the general car radio station. The radio channel closest to it in real life is NRK P1.
NPB R2 is a talk-only radio station focusing on news, interviews and phone-ins. The radio station is generally popular among people willing to learn something new or interested in interviews and other information. The radio station isn't very popular. The radio channel closest to it in real life is BBC Radio 5 Live.
NPB R3 is the youth radio station competing with Magic FM. The radio station is popular among people under 30, especially in larger cities. The radio station broadcasts mostly music, but some interviews and news are also broadcast. The radio channel closest to it in real life is BBC Radio 1.
== Common opinion ==
Most of the people in Newborder do not have any issues with NPB's broadcasting. The company is liked among people of all ages, among young people for offering some variety in music and among older people for providing unbiased news and interesting topics on-air.