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WOWOW

WOWOW is the name given to satellite television networks that operate in Orience, Ishigaki, and, more recently, Lenapore and Catalonia. The network's name is a double "Wow", and the three W's also stand for "World-Wide-Watching".
Since 2011, WOWOW operates three channels in the four markets it operates.
==History==
WOWOW commenced broadcasting in analog on April 1, 1991. Digital broadcasting began on December 1, 2000. The network began with 207,753 subscribers (31.5 billion yen in sales), growing to 2,667,414 two years later (64.5 billion yen in sales). The initial concept of WOWOW concentrated on 5 Ss, standing for Screen (feature films), Sound (music), stage (theatre), sports and shopping. Eventually home shopping programming was sharply reduced, especially with it being a premium service.
The company changed its commercial name from OSB to WOWOW in 2000. This was around the same time digital BS broadcasts started.
As of December 2011, WOWOW claimed approximately 2.56 million subscribers to its digital service. On July 24, 2011, Wowow shut down its analog broadcast. On October 1, 2011, WOWOW split itself into three channels. A 4K channel is scheduled for 2020.
WOWOW Ishigaki debuted in 1994 on ISB's satellite package.
WOWOW launched in Lenapore in 2003, with the digitalization of StarHub's cable network. The channel was initially heavily dependent on the Ishigakian feed before becoming more of its own channel in 2007.
==Operations==
*Wowow Prime (WOWOWプライム), a general entertainment channel.
*Wowow Live (WOWOWライブ), covering sports, documentaries, movies and live performances.
*Wowow Cinema (WOWOWシネマ), a 24-hour movie channel. All foreign movies aired in their source language with Japanese subtitles. English and Mandarin subtitles are available in Lenapore and Catalan subtitles are available in Catalonia.
Wa Media

Wa Media is a Wanian commercial print and media company founded in 2001. It is known for having a centralized operation status and was famous for breaking de facto radio and television monopolies.
==History==
===Historical context===
Radio arrived to Wa in 1949. Television arrived in 1983. Both mediums were controlled by the merman royalists, who made a de facto monopoly over the broadcasting industry in Wa. There were exceptions, however, and these were limited to AM and FM relays of foreign services of international broadcasters: the NBS World Service, Voice of Flarland, Voice of Sierra, Voice of Hopeland and the external service of the South Bulungian Broadcasting Corporation. Commercial, non-royal media emerged in the 1980s under thr deregulation of newspapers, and under the condition that they would be of local circulation and wouldn't publish articles critical of the king.
===Printed media: the predecessor of Wa Media===
When the first local newspapers under non-royal auspices appeared in the mid-80s, they were all published by city councils.
===Foundation and radio===
===Jump to television===
Wanian language

The Wanian language is the second official language of Wa. It has been known for being a language that used to consist of just one phoneme but eventually had a constantly growing phoneme inventory and an increasingly complex vocabulary.
==History==
===Prehistory===
The first merpeople that have been known traveling to what is now Wa were primitive and initially spoke just the /a/ phoneme. Basic hunter-gatherers by nature, they seemed to emulate what cavemen did without success. What used to be few dozens grew to hundreds and the wish was to improve the language.
As the years went on, the phoneme inventory developed itself. New phonemes (/i/, /p/, /t/, /k/, /m/ and /n/ joined /a/) and created the Ancient Wanian language.
===Ancient Wanian language===
The term "Ancient Wanian" refers to the central dialect of the language, as other dialects were separated, often had missing consonants and lacked words and definitions. This is because by this point, around 2500 BC, Wanian tribes were now organized societies. Few were the known written examples as the language still lacked a decent writing script.
==Phonology==
*Vowels: /a, i, o, u/
*Consonants: /p, t, k, m, n, l, w/
==Orthography==
The current Wanian orthography follows the standard order: Aa, Ii, Kk, Ll, Mm, Nn, Oo, Pp, Tt, Uu, Ww.
However, for some people, the order is still the following: Aa, Ii, Uu, Oo, Kk, Tt, Pp, Mm, Nn, Ll, Ww.
Wanora Xetri

Wanora Xetri (1801-1865) was a Xalxan figure of the time of the Xalxan Kingdom. He was known for his efforts to communicate with outsiders from the Michillian Empire in the 1840s.
==Biography==
Wanora was born on August 4, 1801. His family was already rich, yet Wanora seemed to care about living like "the others", the ordinary Xalxans. In his childhood, he began to know about the outside world rather than "the others".
His late teenage years were marked by the annexation of the Lenaporean archipelago by the Michillian and Nashlandian empires and he witnessed the first Michillians coming around the Xalxan coast, to the annoyance of the ordinary Xalxans. The Xalxan Kingdom remained autonomous as most colonists refused to get in, but Wanora was interested.
At age 24, Wanora studied English, the language of the colonists (who did not annex the kingdom).
==Cultural influence
Category: Xalxas Autonomy
Category: Lenapore
Watson Plan

The Watson Plan, is the name given to a collection of economic reforms and inflation-stabilization plans carried out in Bensonia during the presidency of Wallace Kimberly-Watson, between 1990 and 1992. The plan was officially called New Bensonia Plan, but it became closely associated with Watsonhimself, and "Plano Collor" became its de facto name.
The Watson plan combined fiscal and trade liberalization with radical inflation stabilization measures. The main inflation stabilization was coupled with an industrial and foreign trade reform program, the Industrial and Foreign Trade Policy (IFTP), and a privatization program dubbed the "National Privatization Program" (NPP).
Waverlian Merboys

Waverlian Merboys is a Flarlandian animated series created by Jobe Waters for Channel 14.
==Premise==
The series is set in Waverly Hills. A family of merpeople who used to live in the inland region of the province decided to move to the city.
These are the lives of Mike, Jobe, AJ and Lincoln. They try and find their pursuit in the city, their pursuit for fame, total stardom and a better quality of life. However not everything is "normal" and they encounter weirdos often.
==Characters==
===Primary===
===Secondary===
Web Animation Nights

Web Animation Nights was a Flarlandian television program created by Requiem of Whirlplash for Channel 14. It premiered in April 2000, with the rise of Flash animation and the internet. Web Animation Nights sought after looking at animated shorts from all over the internet, from Flarland and other countries of the world. During its first year, WAN ran on Fridays at 23:30 after The Friday Show finished, and reran on Sundays at 22:00. The success of the show led to TFS gaining a new audience during Saturday late nights at around 23:00 in 2001, partly due to TFS extending to 00:45 and being followed by a direct repeat of the entirety of the block. From season 2, it became a half-hour show.
Most of the cartoons seen on WAN were from Requiem of Whirlplash and Newgrounds. During the earliest stages of Newgrounds' BBS system, Flarlandian users had to customarily say "Support Flarland, Support TFS" in their signatures. Animators from all over the world got their work shown on television, however the "free" airing was considered distrustful for some, believing that the producers weren't receiving any money. It did help that most animators didn't go to Newgrounds and similar content hosting sites just to buy their contents, as many of the animators considered it as being "a hobby".
By November 2001, international broadcasters (outside of Flarland TV) were interested in getting the program, thus making more animations available to the mainstream. A Latin Sierran and Bensonian broadcaster, Locomotion, was the first foreign broadcaster to premiere it in late November, as the channel premiered back-to-back season 1 episodes, in order to fit in with the 30-minute slot. In December, XTV, a defunct Hopelandian must-carry cable channel, premiered season 1 in the same regime.
2002 brought the rise of Homestar Runner, a Sierran webtoon series created by The Brothers Chaps. The frequent release of new cartoons from TBC has led to entire editions of WAN being centered around the characters, especially Strong Bad. It is believed that XTV's viewers have stumbled upon Strong Bad's (then few) e-mails
==Casual return==
On July 22, 2020, Channel 14 announced a casual comeback of WAN serving a double purpose: the channel's thirtieth anniversary and the discontinuing of Flash. The program was scheduled to appear over the Christmas period. Twenty-four episodes of forty-five minutes each (without commercials) were made using cartoons featured in the program.
==Notable animations==
*Homestar Runner
*Salad Fingers
==Controversies==
Wendell and Norman

Wendell and Norman was a Michillian-Sarian-Hopelandian animated television series produced by the Michillian animation house Tommy's Studios, in association with IBS Hopeland, Sarian TV and Channel A that ran in 2001. The series was about an anthropomorphic hamster called Wendell who treats his owner, 9-year old human child Norman as if he were his pet. 13 half-hours with two segments each were made but in the Michillies and Saria they ran as 26 individual episodes (IBS in Hopeland ran the 13 half-hours as produced).
==Premise==
==Characters==
*Wendell: Norman's hamster who he got "the previous year" at a thrift shop. Little did he know that Wendell was actually able to talk and act like humans. Wendell speaks with a Sarian accent and
*Norman
*Arthur: Norman's 11-year old older brother who "knows it all" and wants to know more about Wendell.
*Connie: Norman's younger sister. In a few episodes she's depicted as selfish and wants her pet unanthropomorphic hamster Berry to start a relationship with Wendell.
*Milo
==Episodes==
Airdates refer to the Hopelandian order where it was first broadcast.
World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network

The World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network (WITBN) was a confederation of 10 broadcasting organisations from 10 countries. Members are radio and television companies, most of which are government-owned public service broadcasters or privately owned stations with public missions.
Little information about the confederation post-2014 exists and it is believed it shut down.
==Members==
*Māori Television (New Michillies)
*National Indigenous Television (Northulia)
*Native Experience Television (Flarland)
*Xalxas Broadcasting Corporation (Xalxas Autonomy, Lenapore)
Xalxas Broadcasting Corporation

The Xalxas Broadcasting Corporation (XBC) is the de facto public broadcaster of the Xalxas Autonomy of Lenapore.
==History==
In the early 40s, a radio transmitter was built under Oriencian occupation as some sort of relayer of the radio service, at the time controlled by the THK. When Orience relinquished control of Lenapore, the official Xalxas station was built and broadcasts began in 1946. Initially it was a direct service of Radio Lenapore.
In 1962, when Lenapore became a sovereign country, the legislature decided to divide its operations from those of the newly-created LRT. As a consequence, the entity proceeded into a spin-off process and became the Xalxas Broadcasting Corporation, launched on the same day. Television did not open until March 1979, using one of the two assigned frequencies of the Rangeedu television transmitter.
During this time, the autonomy lived under high poverty, and the government was trying to relieve the efforts without Lenaporean effort. As technical limitations in the transmitter allowed it not to broadcast signals from channels 8, 10 and later 12, XBC Television signed a deal with LBC to rebroadcast selected programming. During the 80s, 20% of the daily schedule was Xalxan and the remaining 80% consisted of LBC "imports". This was allieved when the UHF band was installed with three more channels being transmitted.
XBC got its own budget in 1989, in time for future improvements to the Rangeedu transmitter. The arrival of the remaining LBC channels on the UHF band saw XBC's television service witness an expansion of local content and improved signal reach over both radio and television. Under new regulations, it was to have a separate structure similar to the prosperous Handakian broadcasting.
XBC did carry some Prime 12 programming between 1995 and 2000. Technical limitations in the Rangeedu transmitter made reception of both Prime and Premiere 12 impossible. A similar situation occurred when LPBS began television broadcasts in 1999. By the launch of Vasantham Central in 2000, Tamil-language programming had left. Eventually the XBC moved its headquarters for the first time and lent its former ones to Pangai Entertainment.
In 2017, XBC moved to new headquarters. These are among the most technologically-advanced in Lenapore, even in a poorer region like Xalxas. The studio is enabled to produce content in high definition even though broadcasts in HD are far from reality now.
==Operations==
*XBC Radio
*XBC Television
YRC Television

YRC Television is the television service of the Yawnaro Radio Council.
==History==
Television equipment arrived to Yawmaro in 1986 and broadcasts started on March 7th, 1987. Initially broadcasts were limited to Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays due to "economical and leisure issues", this meant that even though there would be television on working days, it would be a source of distraction for the local population, which at the time averaged 775, with roughly one sixth of the population not being native to Yawnaro, mostly workers from Eumoritown, the Henleys or the mainland itself. The date was selected to symbolize the thirtieth anniversary of the Yawnaro Radio Council and broadcast from 7pm to 9pm on weeknights and 6pm to 10pm on weekends, featuring local programs on Sundays and imports on the remaining days.
In 1994, YRC started week-long television broadcasts: five hours on weekdays and eight on weekends. Local television productions have also improved somewhat, to the extent that it won a few awards. In 1999, it dropped Panorama in favor of Thirteen National News as Panorama was being relayed on Flarland TV live. This move mirrored the launch of Eco-Paradise Television, who claimed that the channel would search for a news alternative.
The channel started HD operations in 2014 in time for the World Cup. The first locally-produced HD programs were YFF News, produced by the Yawnaro Football Federation.
Currently YRC TV starts on weekdays at 1pm with the afternoon edition of Thirteen National News and some local programming and ends at around midnight after the repeat of the 7:30 Thirteen National News. The channel starts earlier on weekends at 9am.
In January 2021 to cut costs the service started operating at 6:45pm having an average time allotment of close to 90 minutes, growing over time. On August 30, 2021, the starting time was pushed back to 6:30pm averaging 95 minutes. As of January 2022 YRC Television operates a service averaging 102 minutes with the aim of trying to surpass the two-hour mark by March. The reasons for the schedule chopping include financial difficulties poised by the pandemic and energy issues. Exceptions are made on special occasions.
==Programming==
===Local===
*YRC News
*YRC Kunari
*YFF News
===Imported===
*Neighbours
*Home and Away
*The People of the Valley
*Khyber: The Animated Series
*This is Us
*My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
*Ed, Edd n Eddy (2000s)
YTel

YTel, named Yawnaroan Telecommunications Autbority until 2022, is the telecommunications corporation of Yawnaro. Until 2021 it was owned by the FTC until it was sold off to a binational tax haven seated in Eumoritown and financed by Lenaporean businessman Ōmi Matsumoto.
==History==
Yawnaro had limited infrastructure for much of the twentieth century. Following the end of the Second World War, and during the period of mainland conquest, a small telephone company (Telephone Exchance Corporation) was created in 1948.
==Services==
===Telephone===
===Internet===
===Television===
YTel has been operating the digital terrestrial network since its inception. In December 2021 it announced the launch of a new multiplex featuring YTel-run channels operating from Eumoritown, Y1, Y2 and YSports.
Yanikan

The Yanikan language is the official language of Yaniko. An Omawatic language, it is spoken by an estimated 11.4 million people nationwide.
==Writing systems==
The official writing system for Yanikan used within Yaniko is Cyrillic. The language has been written under said script since 1933 as means to increase local literacy rates.
==Alphabet==
Letter	Latin	Name	IPA
А а 	A a 	a 	[a]
Ә ә 	Ä ä 	ä 	[æ]
Б б 	B b 	be 	[b]
В в 	V v 	ve 	[v]
Ғ ғ 	G g 	ge 	[g]
Г г 	GH gh	ghe 	[ɢ]
Д д 	D d 	de 	[d]
Е е 	E e 	e 	[e]
Ё ё 	YO yo	yo 	[jo]
Ж ж 	ZH zh	zhe 	[ʒ]
З з 	Z z 	ze 	[z]
И и 	I i 	i 	[i]
Й й 	Y y 	yï' 	[j]
К к 	K k 	ke 	[k]
Қ қ 	Q q 	qe 	[q]
Л л 	L l 	el 	[l]
М м 	M m 	em 	[m]
Н н 	N n 	en 	[n]
Ң ң 	NG ng	eng 	[ŋ]
О о 	O o 	o 	[o~ɔ]
Ө ө 	Ö ö 	ö 	[œ]
П п 	P p 	pe 	[p]
Р р 	R r 	er 	[r]
С с 	S s 	es 	[s]
Т т 	T t 	te 	[t]
У у 	U u 	u 	[u]
Ў ў 	W w 	we 	[w]
Ү ү 	Ü u 	ü 	[y]
Ф ф 	F f 	ef 	[f]
Х х 	KH kh	khe 	[χ]
Һ һ 	H h 	he 	[h]
Ц ц 	TS ts	ts 	[ts]
Ч ч 	CH ch	che 	[tʃ]
Ҹ ҹ 	J j 	je 	[dʒ]
Ш ш 	SH sh	she 	[ʃ]
Ы ы 	Ï ï 	ï 	[ʃ]
Э э 	YE ye	ye 	[je]
Я я 	YU yu	yu 	[ju]
Я я 	YA ya	ya 	[ja]
Yaniko

Yaniko (Yanikan: Янико), officially the Republic of Yaniko (Yanikan: Бөғдаркашалы Янико, Böghdarkashalÿ Yaniko) is a country in central Sondria.
==History==
===Yanikan-Omawatian War===
===Failed Soviet invasion===
===Soviet satellite and the years of Jemshe Äli-Basha===
The Nazi-inspired regime fell to the hands of the USSR, who instead of annexing it, made it a satellite state similar to Mongolia.
===The fall of Communism===
Yaniko was one of the first countries to witness the fall of the Soviet Union even though it wasn't a direct part of it. Perestroika measures arrived to the country in April 1990, forcing the creation of a new, transitional government, that was expected to run until 1992. New presidential elections were held in January 1991.
However, Yaniko was at the center of protests against the "new" system (mostly by the older generations) and a political crisis emerged that lasted until September of that year. In October 1991, a failed referendum for Omawate to annex Yaniko was held, with 81% voting against.
===Present day===
The pandemic led to the unexpected rise of a national socialist government, emulating what Yaniko did to Omawate in 1925, but without starting a new conflict with Omawate. Minorities and democracy have been suppressed in favor of overt nationalism. All political parties were banned.
As of August 16, 2021, despite having vaccinated about 4 million people, roughly 80% of its population, the government outright banned vaccines and science. The Superior House of Science was shut down, after reporting a year and a half of inactivity.
==Government and politics==
==Culture==
Yaniko has a unique culture, especially for such a small country. While Yaniko's culture takes many influences from Omawatian culture, Soviet isolation has created its own style of culture, with influences from modern-day Arqapstan and Rozekistan.
==Media==
*RTY
*Kantarhan Broadcasting System
*Channel 9
Yao Bedu

Yao Bedu is a Beduan government television channel owned by the Beduan Broadcasting Corporation. It was founded in 1975 as a consequence of the efforts of the Television Task Force.
==History==
In 1962, the Forces Broadcasting Service set up a television service in Camp Harris, near Kannong in Tsim Ka Sui. Although television was supposed to be limited to the base, it attracted a large audience outside of it, causing pressure from the colonial authorities.
In 1971, the Beduan government, before achieving its independence, started a plan to bring television to the country for civilian use, outside of the base. The plans were to set up a two-channel service, with one channel in Bedu (Bedutoi) and one in English (Eigotoi).
Yao Bedu was created in 1975 to provide programming on VHF channels 1 and 3, 1 being the Bedu channel and 3 being the English channel. The Bedu government later assigned channels 5 and 7 for BETV, the educational service.
The two channels started broadcasting on October 30, 1976. Yao Bedu has a strict "no sex, no violence" policy and imported programming had to be padded down to local decency standards. This led to anger and discontent from Hang Peng broadcasters who were missing out on a potentially lucrative market because of "hardline conservative programming policies". Lenapore which had tamer standards by then started selling its Japanese series to the country, under the permit that Yao Bedu would have to redub them in the local language. Local drama production didn't start until 1982, when Prosperity premiered on the YB Bedutoi. With a limited population and the threat of competition (Commercial Television was set to start in April the following year), the audience thought that a series like Prosperity was a "lost cause", but this was proven contrary.
In the remaining years of Michillian control, despide much of the Bedu Islands being able to receive CTV's signals, many people who were skeptical to the new service showed their distrust, prompting Yao Bedu to enter a golden age. As the influences of the backward Catholic state started to fade, the programming policies started changing and shows that were formerly banned were lifted from such status.
Yawnaro

Yawnaro is an overseas territory of Flarland. It was claimed by Flarland in the 19th century yet it became a separate entity after the dissolution of the Atlantean Ocean Fishmongers Society.
The island is a nominal monarchy under Flarlandian influence and control.
==History==
===Ancient history===
It is believed that human settlement started about 300 years after the arrival of the merpeople to Yawnaro and Wawata islands. They were mostly descendants of proto-Ashtalaics from what is now northern Vydoria, and were also the base of the first merpeople
===Vydorian occupation===
Like Eumoritown, Yawnaro was put up under Vydorian occupation until the AOFS arrived in the 19th century.
===Autonomy===
==Geography==
Yawnaro has two islands, Yawnaro and Wawata.
==Population==
Yawnaro has a population of 1.363, according to 2018 census data. The number has been decreasing in the 2000s but has noticed a steady increase. About 140 people accounting for Yawnaro's population are merpeople.
The highest population figure ever recorded was 1.662 in 1932, at the height of the property and exploitation age.
==Transport==
==Government==
Yawnaro's government is the most complex among Flarland's five overseas territories. Yawnaro is, like Eumoritown, an "overseas municipality", however unlike Eumoritown it is not divided. The governance is unique among Flarland and its territories, as it's led by a merman king, elected depending on willpower, due to their immortality. Few locals, however, are enabled to vote for Flarlandian elections and are all Flarlandian nationals.
==Economy==
Most of the Yawnaran economy is based on fishing and farming, with limited adventure tourism. This economic mix has been stable for the past 50 years, as little infrastructure or population is present to engage in higher levels of industrial or telecommunications activity.
==Culture==
Yawnaro is dominated by an ancient Ashtalaic culture, the Yawnaroan culture. The culture is one of the proto-Ashtalaic cultures that still exist.
===Languages===
English is official, however Yawnaroan, spoken by a few dozens (mainly merpeople), is recognized.
==Media==
The island has a weekly newspaper, The Yawnaro Sentry, run at an arms-length from the government.
The Yawnaro Radio Council operates radio and television services, yet there are still broadcasts from the neighboring Henleys.