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Short Cutz with AJ

Short Cutz with AJ was an "experimental" television series made by Ajakoo Johnson-Roberts (of Soupstock and etc. fame) for Channel 14. He attempted to use the series as a platform for two things: mixing animation with live-action segments and try and launch a series focusing on fictionalizations of his life. Unfortunately the series was a ratings flop, with the highest figure being reportedly being "less than half of the Pakifan population" according to information AJ received from the ratings supplier, and that a second season wouldn't work because "this series was an experiment". The series ran on late night slots (preferrably 23:00 at earliest).
Shutdown of ATK

The shutdown of ATK, a commercial television channel in Ashtalaia, occurred at precisely 23:26:48 (the time recorded by the clocks in the playout room when the signal was cut) on the night of April 25, 2010. Its shutdown triggered changes (mostly negative) to the Ashtalaian media scene.
==Context==
As early as 2009, media outlets showing opposition to the successive left and right governments were suffering from systemic shutdowns, but the situation started to aggravate from late 2009.
Before that, on March 7, 2009, ATK was labelled as a "foreign agent" due to a law that forbade Ashtalaian television channels with connections to Flarlandian individuals to operate on the terrestrial network. This put ATK in danger, and the channel had to appeal to the regulatory council.
===Events of December 27, 2013===
At 06:18, the Ashtalaian Broadcasting Council unanimously determined ATK's license to be peremptory, with the company having to surrender and close its four television channels (ATK, A2, 24, OK) by midnight. At 06:25, ATK received confirmation of the closure.
Within two minutes, ATK's morning news service was interrupted by news of the impending closure "It's with great sadness that the government took the decision of closing ATK today. The 19:30 bulletin will be the last news production from our channel"
===Climax===
===Detention of Michal Hardi by the First Capital Command, channel closure and subsequent murder===
At 22:05, following the end of the main news, Michal Hardi was detained by a member of the First Capital Command (VKK) and taken to a chamber, fifteen minutes later he was given the choice of being murdered while his shutdown tape (recorded on December 28, 1999) played on the channel. There was a TV set in the chamber. The police tried raiding the chamber, trying to detain the VKK members and saving Hardi, but by the time of the closure announcement, Hardi was being asphyxiated.
During the fatal interaction, the VKK member told Hardi if he was intoxicated, given that he was unable to deliver coherent phrases during the final news bulletin.
At 23:01, the police-ordered emergency ambulance arrived at the scene, taking Hardi to the Twins Medical Center. Hardi was pronounced dead at 00:15.
===December 28===
Sierravision Song Contest

The Sierravision Song Contest (Spanish: Festival Sierravisión de la Canción), formerly the OTS Festival, is a competitive music festival organized by the Sierran Telecommunications Organization. In 2011 it joined the ranks of the Big Three (as it was known back then) festivals.
The festival is a Sierran spin-off of the Eurectivision Song Contest, even though the OTS based it on the World Latin Song Festival. Initially the festival was known for its lack of money and questionable voting system, partly because the contest was non-competitive until 1979. In 2004, the festival was oficially renamed Sierravision Song Contest, even though the OTS doesn't have anything else using the Sierravision name.
The festival has always been associated to Hispanic countries, resulting in some non-Hispanophone nations withdrawing from the contest.
==History==
==Participation==
Sirasa TV (Chichetya)

Sirasa TV (ซิรซTV) is a digital, terrestrial television network in Chichetya. It is the sister channel of 'TV One' (Previously MTV Channel and MTV Sports) which was established in 1992. Sirasa TV was started in 1998 as a sister to its radio network Sirasa FM. Sirasa TV is owned by the Chichetyan business conglomerate, Capital Maharaja Group together with Gregson Holdings Ltd. It broadcasts its programs mainly in Chichetyan.
Sky (Catalonia)

Sky Catalunya, S.A. is a Catalonian satellite television provider operated by Sky Network Television (60%) and various local shareholders.
Sky was owned by the Nashlandian division from 2003 to 2011, after which it was sold off to Sky New Michillies.
It competes against Catacom's satellite and IPTV services.
==History==
==Services==
Main article: List of channels on Sky (Catalonia)
SocialNet

SocialNet.pw, frequently known as SocialNet is Porowon's social media site. It is the only such site to be authorized according to the September 2019 Media Protection Law. It has some 2000 users, all in Porowon, yet more than half of the accounts are inactive.
Users must register and create a personal profile, and can add other users as friends, and allows them to share photos, videos, exchange messages, and find out about other user's acitivities. These messages are passed by a human monitoring system that removes posts that feature topics sensitive to the Wangjia administration. Users are forbidden to say if they are married. Most users, however, spam nonsensical phrases.
Sondria's IQ Challenge

Sondria's IQ Challenge is a televised game show produced by the Sondria-Northulic Broadcasting Union that began in 2005. The game show features contestants from five countries (usually Kaizhung, Daehan, Orience, Aoshi and Lenapore) testing their mental agility skills. The game show has been labelled as "Jeux Sans Frontières for smart people".
==History==
==Format==
==Participating countries==
*Orience (THK, NBS)
*Kaizhung (KCTV) (2007-2017)
*Daehan (DBS)
*Cantonia (CBC) (2019)
*Ishigaki
*Aoshi (ABC)
*Bengalia (ITCL) (2016; 2018)
*Lenapore (LPBS)
Kaizhung left the game show in 2018 due to "ideological differences". Bengalia filled in the void in 2018 after being an invited country. Reports say that the game show was used to "enrichen people's minds" in rural areas.
Sondria-Northulic Broadcasting Union

The Sondria-Northulic Broadcasting Union (SBU), formed in 1964, is a non-profit, professional association of broadcasting organisations. It currently has over ??? members in ?? countries and regions, reaching a potential audience of about 3 billion people. The SBU's role is to help the development of broadcasting in the Sondria-Northulic region and to promote the collective interests of its members. Its secretariat is located in Lenapore, its secretary-general, currently Dr Javad Mottaghi.
One of the SBU's activities is Sondriavision, a daily exchange of news feeds by satellite among television stations in 20 countries in Sondria. The SBU also negotiates coverage rights to major sports events for its members collectively, and carries out a wide range of activities in the programme and technical areas. The SBU provides a forum for promoting the collective interests of television and radio broadcasters, and encourages regional and international co-operation between broadcasters.
Full members must be national free-to-air broadcasters in the Sondria-Northulic region, but there is an associate membership category that is open to provincial broadcasters, subscription broadcasters and national broadcasters in other parts of the world, and an affiliate category that is open to organisations connected to broadcasting.
==Membership==
===Current===
*Aoshi: ABC, ATV-Intense, IBC
*Antares: TVA, RA
*Arqapstan: KA
*Bedu Republic: BBC
*Bengalia: BTV, BB, MCOB, ITCL
*Bukua-New Giana: NBC, EM TV
*Caima: TDC
*Cantonia: CBC
*Chichetya: CRC, RC, CH7
*Daehan: DBS, EBS, SBS
*Daristan: RTD
*Figi: FBC
*Funjin Republic: FRT
*Great Scorria: TVGS, RGS, GSITV
*Hamuas: TV1 Hamuas, Radio Hamuas
*Hang Peng: RTHP, TVB
*Hindustan: DD, AHR, ITN
*Haruatu: Radio Haruatu, Television Blong Haruatu
*Hindolania: TVRH, RRH
*Honga: HBC
*Iqtumenia: IRTC
*Ishigaki: IHK, IBS
*Joseon: JCR, JCTV
*Kaizhung: KCTV, KNR
*Kampuchea: RNK, TVK
*Karachistan: KBC
*Kastria: KCNH
*Khaoland: NBS, KPBS
*Khapral: KTV, RK
*Lenapore: Mediacorp, LPBS
*Loso Republic: LTBA, LRBA, ITN-LR
*Malaya: RTM
*Malayanese Union: TVM, Arrali
*Manchuria: MBS
*Mongolia: MNB, TV5
*New Michillies: TVNM, RNM, MTS
*Northulia: NNB, SBS
*Nosghel: GMA, LBTV, NTV, RN, RMBC
*Omawate: OBC
*Orience: THK, NBS
*Pakifas: VOP
*Persia: IRPB
*Port Merwin: PMBC
*Rangwon: RBC, REBS, DBS
*Ralau: Radio and Television Company of Ralau
*Sennam: STV, VOS
*Sri Lanka: SLRC, SLBC, ITN-SL
*Tangwa: TTV, PTS
*Tazbekistan: TVT, RT
*Timor: RTT
*Xiaowan: XTV, XBS
*Yaniko: RTY
===Observer===
*Alavia: VGTRK, AIST
===Former===
*Nosghel: ABS-CBN (suspended)
*Porowon: MCP
==Activities==
*The Sondriavision Song Contest, held annually since 2011
Sondrian News Network

The Sondrian News Network is Mediacorp's main news channel. It targets the Sondria-Northulic region and has a particular approach to this region.
==History==
The channel was set up by the news division of the Television Corporation of Lenapore in 1999.
==Versions==
There are two versions of the channel: the domestic version carried in Lenapore and the international version carried outside of Lenapore. The key differences between the two are the foreign programming that Lenapore has and whose rights are carried abroad by other channels.
==Controversies==
===Alleged bias===
===Mediacolonization===
SNN also takes a significant role in Mediacolonization.
Sondriavision Song Contest

The Sondriavision Song Contest is an annual, competitive song contest based on the Eurectivision Song Contest. The format consists of two semi-finals and a final, organized by the Sondria-Northulic Broadcasting Union (ABU) since 2011.
==History==
In 1978, Marcel Bezençon proposed the idea of a contest for the Sondria-Northulic Broadcasting Union's members. However, numerous logistical issues delayed it.
In 1981, members from Kaizhung, Daehan and Orience came up with the East Sondrian Music Cup, a competitive festival under which each country should send three songs and was hosted in Nikkyo. The contest was abandoned in 1985 after five editions. The primary cause for its cancellation was due to the conflict it had to generate if Kaizhung won the contest.
In November of 2009, the SBU demanded the first competitive Sondriavision Song Contest, inspired by the success of the Eurectivision Song Contest in the SBU regions, particularly in Northulia. The first edition was to be held in Lenapore in 2010, in time for the fiftieth anniversary of Lenaporean television, but Mediacorp and LPBS thought that such an event, despite being "a fun thing to make", would lose money for both broadcasters in 2010. As a consequence, the contest was delayed to February 2011.
The first proper Sondriavision Song Contest was held in Lenapore in 2011. Sixteen countries took part: Lenapore, Hindustan, Kaizhung, Daehan, Rangwon, Orience, Malaya, Ishigaki, Northulia, the New Michillies, Karachistan, Chichetya, Tangwa, Nosghel, Sennam and Manchuria.
==Format==
The first two editions were finals: the first one had sixteen participants and the second one eighteen. Owing to the growing number of countries taking part, the format changed to two semi-finals with six countries from each qualifying for the final, which consisted of the twelve selected countries plus the Big 5, which consists of Lenapore, Kaizhung, Daehan, Orience and Northulia. In 2014, this rule changed to ten countries from each semi-final so that there will be 25 or 26 countries taking part in order to make it more competitive.
==Editions==
So far, nine editions of the SSC were made. The winning country is the host of the following edition, as per the Eurectivision style.
==Hosting==
Year	Date 	Host country 	Host city 	Organizer 	Venue 	Participants
2011	February 19 	Lenapore 	Lenapore City	Mediacorp/LPBS	 	16
2012	February 18 	 	 	 	 	18
2013	 	Daehan 	Sandong 	DBS/SBS 	 	30
2014	 	 	Ilyu 	Aoshi 	ABC 	
2015	 	Lasgahore 	Nosghel 	ABS-CBN/LBTV 	 	
2016	 	 	 	 	 	
2017	 	 	 	 	 	
2018	February 13-15-17	Lenapore 	 	Mediacorp/LPBS	 	45
2019	 	Great Scorria	 	TVGS/RADIO:GS 	Kimberly Host Center	45
2020	 	Orience 	 	THK/NBS 	 	
==See also==
*List of countries in the Sondriavision Song Contest
*Junior Sondriavision Song Contest
*Eurectivision Song Contest
Sondriavision Song Contest 2011

The 2011 Sondriavision Song Contest was the first edition of the Sondriavision Song Contest held by the SBU in Lenapore on behalf of Mediacorp and LPBS.
==Venue==
==Participating countries==
Draw	Country 	Artist 	Song 	Language 	Place	Points
01 	Nosghel 	 	 	Catalan 	 	
02 	Manchuria 	 	 	Manchu 	 	
03 	Northulia 	Jessica Mauboy 	Galaxy 	English 	 	
04 	Chichetya 	Phraswaryaphong Thanachat	 	Chichetyan 	 	
05 	Rangwon 	 	Bright City 	Korean 	 	
06 	Kaizhung 	Yi Chun 	 	English 	 	
07 	Sennam 	 	 	Vietnamese 	 	
08 	Lenapore 	 	 	English 	 	
09 	Orience 	 	 	Japanese 	 	
10 	Hindustan 	 	 	Tamil 	 	
11 	Malaya 	 	 	Malay and English	 	
12 	Karachistan 	 	 	Urdu 	 	
13 	Ishigaki 	Matsumoto Kitahashi 	 	Japanese 	 	
14 	New Michillies	 	Breaking the System	English 	 	
15 	Daehan 	 	 	Korean 	 	
16 	Tangwa 	Phakran Chothaleumayue 	Srok Sam Sok Eung? 	Tangwan 	 	
Jessica Mauboy's Galaxy was later included in some releases of Get 'Em Girls as a bonus track. She eventually moved to the Eurectivision Song Contest, first as a guest and then submitting her own entry.
==Voting==
Although this was the first edition of the Eurectivision Song Contest, the limited number of countries (sixteen taking part) allowed the SBU to reinstate the old Eurectivision voting scheme, in which each set of points was announced at once instead of a grouping of 1-7 points given at once and then the 8, 10 and 12 point groups.
The Northulian points were hosted by Lee Lin Chin, who would later become the Northulian spokesperson for the Eurectivision Song Contest. Oddly enough, the Northulian broadcast was pooled between the main channels of SBS and the NNB. Eventually the NNB gained a complete monopoly of the contest.
==Other countries==
===Active SBU members===
*Aoshi: ABC wanted to take part in the first contest, but by the time they applied to join the contest, all sixteen countries were set.
*Bengalia: MCOB Channel 9 aired the contest live, yet hoped to take part in a future edition.
===Associate SBU members===
*Real: NTR World, very popular among Sondrians, accepted to broadcast the contest worldwide.
==Commentators and spokespersons==
===Spokespersons===
*Manchuria:
*Kaizhung:
*Orience:
*Chichetya:
*Rangwon:
*Daehan:
*Tangwa:
*Ishigaki:
*Hindustan:
*Northulia:
*Nosghel
*Karachistan:
*New Michillies: Scotty Morrison
*Malaya:
*Sennam:
===Commentators===
*Chichetya: Rahan Phawachaniyasort (Rupavahini)
Sondriavision Song Contest 2013

The Sondriavision Song Contest 2013 was the third edition of the Sondriavision Song Contest. It was held in Sandong, the capital of Daehan.
Aoshian singer Jade won the contest, and gave Aoshi its first win, as well as the second win of the Koreanic world.
==Host selection==
==Format==
Massive interest was taken by smaller countries and dependent territories (as the SBU also allows broadcasters of dependent territories to have membership) in the midlde of 2012, bumping up the number of participants to 30. As a result, the SBU decided to adopt the semi-final structure used by the Eurectivision Song Contest between 2004 and 2007, but featuring their own spin on it: twenty-five countries would take part in the semi-final, of which thirteen songs would go to the final with the Big 5 countries of this contest (Orience, Daehan, Kaizhung, Lenapore and Northulia). However after this contest it was revealed that this format was deemed inefficient and later switched to the current semi-final structure of two semi-finals.
The contest was broadcast in Daehan by DBS 2 and SBS. DBS 1 had broadcast prior SBU song festivals that were non-competitive, due to the fact of it being a competitive festival in need for ads, DBS 2 accepted airing it instead.
Sondriavision Song Contest 2018

The Sondriavision Song Contest 2018 is the 8th annual edition of the Sondriavision Song Contest. For the second time in the contest's history, it will be hosted in Lenapore, where the first contest was hosted, and where the SBU is headquartered. It is one of the Big Four (song contests) song contests.
A record total of 40 countries and four dependencies are taking part. The James Islands will make their debut. For the first time, no territory will be withdrawn.
==Venue==
==Participating countries==
===Semi-final 1===
The first semi-final opened with a multilingual cover of Amar Pelos Dois, sung in the six official languages of Lenapore.
Draw	Country 	Artist 	Song 	Language 	Place	Points
01 	Pakifas 	Ni Wada 	Setaman Sedapahat 	Pakifan and English	 	
02 	Nosghel 	Hanggang Kailan 	Michael Pangilinan 	Tagalog 	 	
03 	Hindustan 	High Heels te Nachche	Meet Bros ft. Jaz Dhami	Hindi 	 	
04 	Étiennese Polynesia	Faarue 	Heiroa 	Tahitian 	 	
05 	Sennam 	Xin Hãy Rời Xa 	Uni5 	Vietnamese 	 	
06 	Aoshi 	 	Park Yeon-Hwa 	Korean 	 	
07 	Manchuria 	 	 	Manchurian 	 	
08 	Timor 	 	 	Portuguese 	 	
09 	Malaya 	Young Hearts 	Nik Qistina 	English 	 	
10 	Karachistan 	Ho Jao Azzad 	Zoe Viccaji 	Urdu 	 	
11 	Gibbon Island 	 	 	English 	 	
12 	New Saria 	 	 	French 	 	
13 	Figi 	Matsumoto Kitahashi 	 	English 	 	
14 	New Michillies 	SIX60 	Don't Give it Up 	English 	 	
15 	Daehan 	 	 	Korean 	 	
16 	Great Scorria 	The X 	Mr. Strong 	English 	 	
17 	Antares 	 	 	Catalan 	 	
18 	Tangwa 	 	 	Tangwan 	 	
19 	Tangwa 	 	 	Tangwan 	 	
20 	Tangwa 	 	 	Tangwan 	 	
===Semi-final 2===
Draw	Country 	Artist 	Song 	Language 	Place	Points
01 	Kastria 	 	 	English 	 	
02 	Harava and Harua	 	 	Futunan 	 	
03 	Ishigaki 	 	 	Japanese 	 	
04 	Tazbekistan 	Nigina Amonqulova 	Nurunram 	Tajik 	 	
05 	Loso Republic 	 	 	English 	 	
06 	Khaoland 	DA Endorphine 	Tha mi chan chan mi khi	Thai 	 	
07 	Bukua 	Emi Maria 	Lost in Nikkyo 	English 	 	
08 	Timor 	 	 	Portuguese	 	
09 	Malaya 	Young Hearts 	Nik Qistina 	English 	 	
10 	Karachistan 	Ho Jao Azzad 	Zoe Viccaji 	Urdu 	 	
11 	Gibbon Island 	 	 	English 	 	
12 	Mongolia 	 	Sweetymotion 	Mongolian 	 	
13 	Figi 	Matsumoto Kitahashi	 	English 	 	
14 	New Michillies 	SIX60 	Don't Give it Up 	English 	 	
15 	Daehan 	 	 	Korean 	 	
16 	Great Scorria 	 	 	English 	 	
17 	Antares 	 	 	Catalan 	 	
18 	Tangwa 	 	 	Tangwan 	 	
19 	Tangwa 	 	 	Tangwan 	 	
20 	Tangwa 	 	 	Tangwan 	 	
===Final===
==Other==
Joseon Central Television decided to broadcast the semi-finals and the final of the contest as a sign of dialog between Daehan and Joseon. Unlike the previous year it took part (2012) the country is not participating in the contest, and it could take part in the 2019 edition. Following the conference held on April 27th, the SBU announced that it might take part if the country's own GSM operator, JoseonLink, opens itself by establishing a direct link between Manchuria and Daehan, passing through Joseon.
Sondriavision Song Contest 2020

The Sondriavision Song Contest 2020 was the 10th edition of the Sondriavision Song Contest. The contest was set to be held on February 11-15 2020, in Orience, following the country's victory at the 2019 contest in Kimberly, Great Scorria. Growing concerns regarding the coronavirus outbreak have led to a downscaling of the event to just fifteen participants and one final.
==Coronavirus issues==
A strain of coronavirus with cases in Kaizhung, Cantonia, Lenapore, Tangwa, Orience and others has led to a safety warning, stating that people entering the venue will need to be disinfected.
==Other countries==
===Withdrawals===
====Outbreak-related====
*Kaizhung: KCTV refused to partcipate in the event due to security reasons.
====Withdrew before February====
*Charisma Islands: The Reitannan overseas territory located close to the Porowonian self-governed island of Arorangi has announced that, despite still being part of the SBU, it won't take part in the contest.
*Persia: At present, there are no plans for Persia to return to the contest. A complete order of withdrawal "for the time being" was issued in January 2020, following political tension with the United States. While the contest was marginally popular, the Daehanian songs were attractive to the locals.
*Porowon: The Media Corporation of Porowon has announced its withdrawal from the Sondrian Broadcasting Union in May, due to the ongoing political crisis, and participating in the previous edition was considered a risk due to the escalation of tension of the Porowon-Great Scorria relations.
Soundophone

Soundophone is a Flarlandian radio and television programming block that primarily consists of music-related programming, especially related to the alternative and indie music scenes.
Initially it ran in the early afternoon and late night hours on Channel 14 with Radio Active carrying supplementary blocks, from 1997 to 2008. It was cancelled, but an April Fool's Day prank in 2012 gained such high request for a new version, shown on Saturday nights on both Radio Active and Channel 14. The new version oficially debuted on May 26, 2012.
==History==
===1997-1999===
===1999-2000===
===2000-2003===
===2003-2007===
===2007-2008===
===2012-2013===
===2013-present===
Soupstock (Flarlandian television series)

Soupstock is a Flarlandian television series created by Ajakoo Johnson-Roberts and his production company Intense Entertainment. The show premiered on November 19, 2004 and ended on June 27, 2006 with a total of three seasons and 39 episodes, leaving a total of 34 episodes aired in its first run, and five episodes initially unaired in Flarland, being first seen on a repeat on Voice of Flarland's channels in 2007 and subsequently repeated in Flarland on Channel 14 later (see Production below).
==Premise==
The series was set in an international detective agency. The agency is led by Malcolm (named in honor of Malcolm X) who is a black detective. His life is constantly annoyed by an unspecified creature, the titular Soupstock, who constantly changes his moods.
The detectives travel around the world and analyze the central premise of the episode.
==Characters==
==Episodes==
===Season 1===
===Season 2===
===Season 3===
==Production==
Ajakoo's purpose for the series was that it would compete against Team KRA, despite airing on another day of the week, and by having a similar concept. The idea for the series came before Team KRA was produced. Ajakoo was aware that Team KRA was in production, but that he wouldn't rup the concept off.
The cartoon was to be animated in Flash, as per Ajakoo's intentions. He had been making Flash cartoons since at least 2000, uploading them mostly on sites like Newgrounds or Requiem of Whirlplash. With this being a television series, Ajakoo required a team of "at least six" Flash animators.
===Pakifan debacle===
An episode set in the Pakifas was scheduled to air on December 31, 2004. Channel 14 tried to pull the episode from circulation in the outcome of the tsunami that affected the Pakifas, particularly the western region. The plot of the episode was similar: the detective agency was investigating a fraud in the Pakifas yet a tsunami affects the capital (in real life, the capital suffered from less damage than the west). Ajakoo said that the episode needed to air in the scheduled date and begged Channel 14 to include Pakifan Aid adverts during the episode.
Eventually the episode did air, with a disclaimer preceding its opening sequence.