GP-NET

Godfrey Parthenon (GP) Network, Inc., or also known as GP-NET, Inc., is the leading free-to-air media broadcasting company in North Chevron. It is principally engaged in television and radio broadcasting, production of television programs for domestic and international audiences and other related businesses.
==History==
===Early years===
GP-NET started operating its radio station called GP Radio in 1949 through Godfrey Parthenon, Jr., an American-North Chevronian field reporter who decided to leave his job as a field reporter in an American radio network in order to build his own radio network to cover more updates about the happenings in North Chevron. 
===1960s===
Ten years later, on August 29, 1960, Parthenon decided to venture into television and started operating TV Channel 7 as GP Broadcasting Network, Inc., or known as GPBS Channel 7. The network original programming is more on kid-oriented television shows and news programs. In December 28, 1969, the company changed its name to Tamayama Tsubasa Broadcasting System, Inc. In the same year, Kyoshiro Hashimoto, Takeshi Tanimoto and Karthana Ochiriuth took over the management of the station.
===1970s===
As Tamayama Broadcasting Systerm, Inc., the programming of the network was changed as they started to air musical drama shows and comedy shows.
===1980s===
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===1990s===
In 1996, the company changed its corporate name to GP-NET, Inc. as it diversified into media-related businesses such as movie making, sets and props construction, film syndication, music and video recording, new media, post production services and marketing. In 1997, GP-NET started to venture into filmmaking, as they officially launched their own filmmaking firm, the GP-NET Films. By 1999, Hashimoto decided to resign as president and chief executive officer of the network, and he was replaced by Karthana Ochiruith in 2000.
===2000s===
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==Branding==
===Tagline===
In 2001, GP-NET management decided to have a tagline for the network. They conducted a poll through text which tagline is the best to describe the network. Majority of the poll respondents through text said that "Ka-gimmick" is the best tagline for the network. And in 2002, GP-NET management declared that "Ka-gimmick" is the official tagline for the network. The "Ka-gimmick" tagline is currently used as the network's official tagline as of today.
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