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Censorship in Porowon

In the continent of Northulia, Porowon has the continent's strictest censorship standards, stricter even than certain countries that are technically Christian and where religion and state aren't segregated. Porowon's population barely exceeds one million, and its mixture of ethnic groups - mainly ethnic Northulesians, East Sondrians, Bengalian immigrants and a reduced number of expats from larger English-speaking countries - has made it a "hard soil" for the government to control certain works.
They are defined by out-of-bounds markers by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (formerly Porowon Broadcasting Authority until 2014). Primary targets for the censorship "industry" are LGBT topics, race mixing, violence, pregnancy and other kinds of nonsensical censors made by the IMDA. These mainly apply to radio and television stations operated by the Media Corporation of Porowon.
Recently, topics regarding pregnancy, childbirth, suicide, death and relationships have been increasingly removed from imported films and television series. 2020 brings in censorship of sports-related topics, announced days before Porowon was suspended from FIFA and the IOC.
==Banned works==
===General===
*All pornographic works, film, television and magazines.
===Film===
*A Soboran Film
*Borat
*The Exorcist (ban lifted in 1989; banned again in 2016)
*The Rocky Horror Picture Show
*To Porowon, With Love
*Zoolander
===Literature===
===Music===
*God Bless Great Scorria, the Great Scorrian national anthem between 1945 and 1987, was banned from local ISPs due to it containing the word "God". The song was banned before Chinkai's election and again from 2016 under Wangjia.
*Isn't it Love?: song by Hopelandian artist banned in part due to Lesbian themes. Song was later outright banned.
*Song of Lai Ping
===Television===
*Sex and the City (after the first season)
*South Park (banned after ridiculing Porowon in 2011)
===Miscellaneous===
*"Devil" - the word, in any context, is virtually banned from Porowonian radio and television since 2016 at best, before the election of George Wangjia. The word "hell" was later banned, however these words were described to define George Wangjia in protest (i.e. George Wangjia, the Devil of the World).
*Tafau - word considered to be of a racist nature
*Simchau - see above
==Privacy==
Porowon has apparently gained stricter privacy laws than any other country in the world.
Under the George Wangjia administration, children were forbidden from appearing on television, including programming aimed at them.
Spokespersons for companies are now forced to keep themselves anonymous on air.
Censorship in South Arlesbury

South Arlesbury has been prone to high levels of censorship never before seen since the fall of Pro Tect. The government encourages a Moralist perspective and has banned songs, television series, feature-length films and books.
==History==
==Censorship by genre==
South Arlesburian radio is discouraged from broadcasting songs that feature explicit lyrics, including swearing and references to drugs and sex. Instead of broadcasting the so-called "clean" adaptations, they are outright banned as well.
During the age of Pro Tect, almost every Hollywood movie was banned, what little films allowed were on television and subject to censorship by the SABC.
===Television===
Television has extremely high levels of censorship. Certain channels block references to pregnancy, meat, homosexuality, hatred, killing and other things deemed controversial. The offensive words are blocked ad if they were actual swear words. Ironically the SABC has less censorship and allows controversial content to be allowed on television. Skyway Television has censored a lot of these elements, especially due to new administration in the mid-2000s being more conservative.
SABC's sign of protest in 2008 was an overnight playing of the Seven Dirty Words monolog uncut. The main channels played it in protest of the first signs of unusual censorship of Skyway's local and international shows.
Channel 10 (Botojan Islands)

Channel 10 is the last major remaining independent television channel in the Botojan Islands. The channel is owned by the Channel 10 Media Company. As of 2023, the channel still broadcasts exclusively over analog technology, making it one of the most "outdated" television channels in the country.
==History==
Not much is known about its early history. It signed on on June 23, 1997 becoming the fifth Botojani television channel and the second with local owners, after One Television. It was identified with the slogan Outstanding! and had no news operation. A 1998 newspaper schedule (The New Daily) hinted that the station only broadcast from 4pm to midnight.
Channel 10 was the second channel in the Botojan Islands to air The Simpsons. Before the channel started operations, it aired on Channel 6 under Unitel.
Starting August 2001, Channel 10 premiered 10 News, renamed Impact 10 in January 2005.
Channel 12 (Botojan Islands)

Botovision Channel 12 is a nationwide terrestrial television channel in the Botojan Islands owned by Botovision, Inc, a company of the Valley Peters family. It broadcasts from a main transmitter atop The Clouds, a major broadcast television site for the East Botojan area.
Botivision was founded in 1993 and signed on the air December 11, 1994 by Mark Valley. Valley had a television license as far back as 1960, on channel 3, which was never built due to the small size of the Botojani television market (which at the time had two channels). Initial programming included Power Rangers, X-Men and Hopelandian soap operas. In the middle of 1995, the station's news operation, News 12, began.
The channel has been operating under losses since 2007 and 2008.
Channel 13 (Asrael)

Channel 13 (Hebrew: ערוץ 13), formally known as Reshet 13 (Hebrew: רשת 13), is an Asraeli free-to-air television channel owned by RGE Media Group and Reshet. It was launched on 1 November 2017 as one of two replacements of the outgoing Channel 2. Channel 13 also known as Nana 13 and Reshet 13 and broadcasting in Hebrew.
Channel 14 April Fool's Day pranks

Channel 14 has been notorious for its April Fool's Day pranks. They grew in popularity around the turn of the millennium and in the 2010s and are still talked about nowadays. Some of these pranks even materialized.
==2000==
A simulcast with Channel A was made. The stunt started at 20:00 and ended at 22:00.
==2005==
As part of The Friday Show, AJ from Soupstock took over.
==2011==
Nuri Evenstar from Nuristar took over. That evening's programming consisted of reruns of miscellaneous episodes of Nuristar but with creator's commentary straight from the DVDs.
==2012==
The entirety of its primetime slot was occupied by the surprise comeback of Soundophone, after three and a half years of absence.
==2013==
Channel 14 said that "it would buy all of Flarland, including our sister channels".
==2017==
For April Fool's Day 2017, Channel 14 was programmed by Ajakoo Johnson-Roberts under the special name Glitch X.
Primetime programming from 20:00 to 00:00 was curated by him. Soundophone was pre-empted on both it and Radio Active.
==2019==
Primetime programming was replaced by Flarlandian anime parody Super Sensation Go For The.
==2020==
Glitch X resumed its service in 2020, however an unforeseen technical glitch at 21:00 had forced Channel 14 to revert to its own bug. The bug returned at 22:58.
==2021==
==2022==
Third year of Glitch X
Channel 1 (Ferntrench)

Channel 1 is a commercial television channel in Ferntrench founded on April 15, 1990 as a local channel in Fow Toth City. In late December 2022, the channel was bought by an investment fund linked to the government.
==History==
Before 1990, Ferntrench had a heavily-regulated television industry. Only one television channel was authorized (a second channel started in 1989) but the monopoly player, Ferntrench Television, only broadcast from 6pm onward.
In Fow Toth City, a small transmitter was set up on April 15, 1990 to carry an equally small television channel, Channel 1. The channel aired three hours of programming starting at 7pm, mostly consisting of taped movies.
With the national government revising the media laws, in 1991, the channel was granted a legal national license, allowing the channel to operate daily from 6pm to 12am (4pm to 12am on Sundays).
Its news operation replaced tape delayed relays of CNN International during the 7:30pm slot assigned for the news.
==Programming==
Channel 2 (Asrael)

Channel 2 (Hebrew: ערוץ שתיים, romanized: Arutz Shtaim), also called "The Second Channel" (Hebrew: הערוץ השני, romanized: HaArutz HaSheni) was an Asraeli commercial television channel. It started doing experimental broadcasts funded by the television tax. The channel started commercial broadcasting on 4 November 1993 regulated and managed by The Second Authority for Television and Radio. In its first years, the channel was operated by three broadcasters ("Keshet", "Reshet", and "Telad"), and in 2005 only two broadcasters were left while "Telad" stopped broadcasting due to its loss in the Second Authority's auction.
On 31 October 2017, 24 years after the Channel started broadcasting, it got closed and split into two new channels: Keshet 12 and Reshet 13. The News Company that was founded alongside the Channel continued to broadcast news to both of the channels in parallel despite the split, but a few months after, after a merge between Reshet 13 and Arutz 10 channel, Reshet adopted Arutz 10's news company's broadcast, and the News Company started broadcasting exclusively on Keshet 12.
Channel 4 (Porowon)

Channel 4 is the flagship English channel of the Media Corporation of Porowon. It has no competition (though there was a very brief period in December 2004 where it competed against the defunct TVI).
As of now it's the only channel of the MCP as per a 2022 media rationing affair.
==History==
The channel started broadcasting on December 6, 1975 using outdated Great Scorria Broadcasting Corporation equipment sent to Porowon as a dumping ground. For its first dozen years on air, Channel 4 and all television channels in Porowon broadcast in black and white.
For now, all programs will be in English. We will soon expect the launch of channels 7 and 9 to ease ethnic tensions in this country. We are assuring that all television sets in Porowon are pre-set to channels 4, 7 and 9.
One of the effects of receiving black and white equipment when other broadcasters were changing to color was because of the amount of canned foreign series that were acquired for planned "TV viewing centers" in 1973 but were scrapped upon the greenlight of the national television network. Moreover, GSBC's cameras were proven inefficient even at the short term, which led to limited schedules and days without any programming at all.
Moreover, the 1980 dictatorship deteriorated the country's economic situation and more money was put in the production of officialist programming for air on the three channels. Funding wasn't received from license fees, but rather from government propaganda, and announcers spoke in broken English (Poronglish) regularly.
A small technical failure at the old black and white equipment led to the introduction of color equipment only to play out tapes, where color television was introduced in an unofficial manner. In 1987 color cameras arrived and by the next year, at the time of the Sandong Olympics, broadcasts were in full color for the first time. This was the "coming of age" phase of Porowonian TV, due in part to modernization efforts by the government. Up until then, viewers had to tune their antennas west for Television Great Scorria's Kotaro signals, depending on weather conditions. There was also UHF channel 32, supposedly owned by Radio Free Porowon, the frequency was later used by PBC in 1995 to launch World 11.
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1975
Channel 6 (Botojan Islands)

Channel 6 is a state TV channel of the Botojan Islands.
==History==
The first experimental broadcasts were conducted in 1962 and started in October of the same year, becoming the second television channel in the Botojan Islands. After a few months (around February 1963), the station acquired Channel 8 (currently occupied by BBC Television) which used it as a relay station until an undetermined year.
In 1979, when Damien Tupa became the president, he ordered the closure of Channel 12 and the merger of Alpha Television and Channel 6 to a single state company, Tupist Television System.
With Violet Caroline's triumph in the 1990 elections, Channel 6 became part of the rebranded state television network NTVS until 1997 when it was legally declared in bankruptcy under Arnold Hartunger's government. The station became TV Botojans and closed in March 2002 after a money laundering scam was discovered.
Test broadcasts of Channel 6 started in 2006 and in 2008, the Second Tupa Administration invested heavily in the relaunch of the channel. Its broadcasts resumed operations on September 14, 2011 as a separate operation.
Channel 7 (Chichetya)

Chichetya Television Channel 7 (จิจเตยั รูปัวาหินี ช่องเจ็ด), also known as Channel 7 (ช่อง7) is a Chichetyan commercial television channel. The channel started broadcasts on April 8, 1987. The Sanchikai Tholai Film Company is responsible for the license (until 2013 it belonged to Rupavahini), although it is the responsability of the Letchingtang Entertainment Company to broadcast programs.
==History==
==Branding==
The channel used the ABC Circle 7 logo since launch. It was one of the fewest television channels outside of the United States of Sierra to adopt it. Another notable example in the ASESON region is NTV7, who used it until 2018.
==Programming==
Channel 7 (Nosghel)

Channel 7 is a television channel operated by Lasgahore Broadcasting and Television. It signed on in 1964.
==History==
Channel 7 in Lasgahore was occupied by the Republic Broadcasting System when it signed on in the middle of 1961, yet Lasgahore Broadcasting and Television's intention was to start a television station on channel 7. In 1963, GMA moved to channel 4, where it still is located today. LBTV Channel 7 started broadcasts in Lasgahore in February 1964 and Pascador in May 1964.
Channel 9 (Bengalia)

Channel 9, also known as MCOB 9 is a Bengalian television channel owned by MCOB. It is the second television channel to launch in Bengalia and the first to do so following its independence.
Until the 90s, Channel 9 was a highly cultural channel, and its aim was to promote Bengalian culture. The channel broadcast its first natok in 1989. Today it is among the most-watched Bengalian television channels, yet it's not the most-viewed of the lot.
Its primary terrestrial competitors are BTV, Channel 7, NTV, ETV and STN Bangla.
==History==
MCOB television broadcasts started in 1976. During its first ten years on air it was a "cultural broadcaster".
==Programming==
===News and current affairs===
*[BEN] Shongbad (Bengali)
*[BEN] News (English)
*[BEN] political discussion
===Natoks===
===Entertainment===
===Culture===
===Kids===
(all former unless indicated otherwise)
*[HIN] Thakurmar Jhuli
*[HIN] Chander Buri o Magic Man
*[BEN] local animated series
Channel 9 (Pakifas)

Channel 9, operating under the name of Channel 9 Dream Television is an undocumented Pakifan television channel that started broadcasting on April 17, 2022.
In order to avert the law, the channel is forbidden from carrying news programming.
The lineup consists largely of torrented imports.
==History==
Taking advantage of a gap in the Pakifan Freeview offer as a result of Voice of Pakifas' television downsizing in 2021, a 26-year old student applied for a license without documents. The regulatory body approved it and three other television channels, all broadcasting from Ngamiben, in March 2022.
Channel 9 Dream TV started operations on April 17 that year. The channel occupied the bandwidth of the former Pakifas Kids channel that started in December 2019 and was declared over in January 2021.
The channel broadcast in widescreen with a bug adjusted for 16:9 broadcasting. The logo was a 9 in the middle of two electron bands, a clone of Canal 9 Nimarania's logo.
Sometime in May the 9 changed font and the electron bands were dropped.
The channel is in an unstable situation, changing elements of its output near-daily, and repeats certain shows with more frequency.
On June 7, the channel changed its lineup and now displayed a new logo saying C9DREAM.
==Confirmed programming==
List may be inaccurate.
The line-up consists mostly of a mixture of old and new television series, no movies yet. Most of these series were broadcast on VOP's channels, TV3 Pakifas or Pakifan Screen legally before.
*[ASH] Darwin the Merman
*[USS] Friends
*[FLD] Khyber: The Animated Series
*[USS] Lucifer
*[ORI] Naruto Shippuden
*[USS] Party of Five
*[USS] The Powerpuff Girls (1998 series)
*[FLD] Us Again
Channel K (Lenapore)

Channel K is a Lenaporean Japanese language terrestrial television channel. The channel was launched on March 26, 1999 as KWorks, the second channel owned by LPH Mediaworks. The channel is owned by Mediacorp since 2005, since then it has complemented Sakura (Lenapore).
The channel broadcasts entertainment programming for a younger audience, compared to the wider Sakura, and consists mainly of len-doramas, entertainment shows and lots of imports. The two most popular genres on the channel are dramas and anime. The channel doesn't have a newscast of its own, instead it repeats the news from Sakura.
==History==
The channel was initially set to launch on March 29, a Monday, but the launch was put forward to March 26 instead.
==Programming==
Like Channel U, it targets a younger demographic than Sakura.
Channel News Porowon

Channel News Porowon was the news channel of the Media Corporation of Porowon, broadcasts started in 2010 after a number of programs moved from Channel 4.
Since 2020 it operates between 18:00 and 22:00.
The channel closed down in January 2022 amidst growing problems within the MCP and following the change of president, there are still no plans to restore a multi-channel television service.
Channel Ten (Flarland)

Channel Ten is a Flarlandian television channel. It is the most downmarket.
==History==
===1965-1989===
===1989-2000===
===2000-2017===
===2017-2019===
===2019-present===
On August 14, 2019, it was formally announced that Channel Ten would soon become a part of the new Times Media Group, following the announced merger of the two companies. No date is set for the relaunched operations. One of its sister channels, the Ten News Channel, might shut down due to antitrust regulations.
The merger was aborted in 2020 likely due to the effects of the then-coming pandemic.
In 2021, Channel Ten's Ten News Channel was replaced by CNN Flarland.
In 2024, Channel Ten overtook IBC in ratings for the first time since January 2019.
==Programming==
*Ten News
Channel Thirteen

Channel Thirteen is the second-oldest television channel in Flarland and is the main channel of University of Wembley Broadcasting.
==History==
It started broadcasting on September 1st, 1951, as the second television channel in Flarland. At launch, it was branded as University of Wembley Television and broadcast on channel 13, on the other side of the band where FBC Television was stationed. It was initially an educational service, even though it carried news and entertainment programming. Some entertainment shows were classified as educational shows, since, at the time, they were training employees.
On the first days of operation, the channel premiered Watch and Learn, an educational program that ran throughout the channel's early years, and an adaptation of the long-running Listen and Learn. Commercial advertising wouldn't arrive to the channel until 1954, when the channel installed OB vans. By 1955, a quarter of the country had their coverage.
In the 1960s, the channel was known for breaking social taboos that the FBC and to some extent IBC wouldn't allow.
==Programming==
*Thirteen National News
*13th Avenue
*The People of the Valley
===Former===
*Landon
==Branding==
Upon consultancy from Martin Lambie-Nairn between 1993 and 1994, the three channels of the UWB corporation adopted individual colors. 13 adopted red, 14 orange and 15, blue.
Inspired by his creations for Radio Teledu Cymru in 1993, he thought that he would channel the context of the color with the generalist programming
==Controversies==
Channel U (Lenapore)

Channel U (Chinese: 优频道; pinyin: yōu píndào) is a Lenaporean Mandarin/Cantonese language terrestrial television channel. It was founded as UWorks on March 21, 1999, the first of three channels set to be launched by LPH MediaWorks. The channel is owned by Mediacorp since 2005.
Although it initially relied largely on imported content, the channel later introduced well-received local programming. Currently most of the programming is imported, often from the Sandong Broadcasting System and the Maeil National Network, with Mandarin (primary) and Cantonese (secondary) audio tracks, and a third track (Korean) for Aoshian and Daehanian dramas. Variety shows are often kept in Korean.
Charisma Islands

The Charisma Islands are an overseas territory of Reitanna located in the Northulesian region of Northulia. Until 1977 it was a region of Reitanna, before downgrading its status to overseas territory, reducing its dependence on the Reitannan government significantly.
==History==
===Secessionist period===
===Region to Territory===
===Present day===
==Geography==
Charisma Islands Television

Charisma Islands Television (CITV) is the government-run television channel of the Reitannan overseas territory of the Charisma Islands. Founded in 1968 as an RBC-led service, it currently belongs to the Charisma Islands Broadcasting Corporation.
==History==
RBC Charisma Islands began operating on June 20, 1968. It was built by technicians from mainland Reitanna on a journey to operate a television service to one third of the Charisman population. Programming included News and Documentaries newsreels, recorded shows from the RBC airing on a delay and propaganda in favor of Francis Frank. Programming was in English, Charisman and Rotuman, and most of the English-language programming was sourced from the RBC.
By November 1968, RBC Charisma Islands was also affected by the local instability and the secessionist movement. Local programming started to disobey the mainland standards and in 1969 was accused of racism. An ownership scandal erupted over who was broadcasting the service: Loughborough's RBC or the Charisman government. Reitannan workers left the service and the channel's dispute continued. Under the new administration, they renamed the service as Charisma Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), but these broadcasts stopped in 1973. RBC stopped providing services to the territory.
The service wasn't re-established until 1979, under the curent name Charisma Islands Television, and using color equipment bought in from Northulia. RBC technicians also assisted in the building of the new service.
==Programming==
Programming is provided in English and Charisman.
Chemheria

Chemheria (Chemherian: Qemheriya), oficially the Chemherian Republic (Republika Qemheriye) is a sovereign country in eastern Eurectipheria.
==Etymology==
The name Chemheria comes from the native "Land of the Chemhers".
==History==
===Tribal ages===
===Ottoman Empire===
When the Siennan Empire fell, Chemheria was part of the Ottoman Empire.
===Republic===
===Capitalism===
===Social crisis===
==Economy==
The country gained massive international news thanks to its unusual cryptocurrency, the qimpoy.
==Media==
*Chemherian Broadcasting Corporation