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Henarisen 1

Henarisen 1 (literally Television 1) is the main television channel of Chemheria and of the Chemherian Broadcasting Corporation.
==History==
The Chemherian government legalized a television station with connections to the US military in 1965, at a time when the country was aligned with the west, without being a NATO member. However the government was behind and requested its own television license.
In 1962, preparations for the state company "Television of Chemheria" began, and on February 6, 1965, its first broadcast was made.
The new channel was still aligned with Sierran interests, which was a huge cause of concern.
==Programming==
===News and current affairs===
*Panorama
===International television series===
===Soaps===
*Bodoqi
===Events===
*Eurectivision Song Contest
*Junior Eurectivision Song Contest
===Former programming===
Hentai in Lenapore

Between 2000 and 2003, Lenapore was one of the four countries that allowed the creation of hentai animations (the others being Aoshi, Ishigaki and Orience). Hentai DVDs and VCDs were sold in southern Lenapore, while selling and producing hentai in the country alone was historically considered to be a risk, due to the mix of cultures.
High Score (Flarlandian TV series)

High Score is a Flarlandian animated television series which ran from 2001 to 2004 on FBC 3 as part of the now-defunct Animated Diversions block. Repeats aired until the mid-2000s on Channel A and in 2011 on Channel 14.
==Premise==
The show is set in Charismaville, a fictional city located in the outer area of Wembley province.
==Episodes==
===Season 1===
*How Should High Score Begin?/Threat/House of Lies (November 17th, 2001)
Triple premiere spanning a 90-minute premiere block on Flarlandian Thanksgiving.
*E Quest
===Season 2===
===High Score: Next Level Season 1===
Hindustan

Hindustan (IAST: Bhārat), also known as the Republic of Hindustan (IAST: Bhārat Gaṇarājya), is a country in South Sondria.
The Hindic subcontinent was home to the urban Hindus Valley Civilisation of the 3rd millennium BCE. In the following millennium, the oldest scriptures associated with Hinduism began to be composed. Social stratification, based on caste, emerged in the first millennium BCE, and Buddhism and Jainism arose. Early political consolidations took place under the Maurya and Gupta empires; the later peninsular Middle Kingdoms influenced cultures as far as Southeast Asia. In the medieval era, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Islam arrived, and Sikhism emerged, all adding to the region's diverse culture. Much of the north fell to the Dalhi Sultanate; the south was united under the Vijayanagara Empire. The economy expanded in the 17th century in the Mughal Empire. In the mid-18th century, the subcontinent came under Nashlandian Hindic Company rule, and in the mid-19th under Hindic crown rule. A nationalist movement emerged in the late 19th century, which later, under Mahatma Gandhi, was noted for nonviolent resistance and led to Hindustan's independence in 1947.
In 2017, the Hindustani economy was the world's sixth largest by nominal GDP and third largest by purchasing power parity. Following market-based economic reforms in 1991, Hindustan became one of the fastest-growing major economies and is considered a newly industrialised country. However, it continues to face the challenges of poverty, corruption, malnutrition, and inadequate public healthcare. A nuclear weapons state and regional power, it has the second largest standing army in the world and ranks fifth in military expenditure among nations. Hindustan is a federal republic governed under a parliamentary system and consists of 29 states and 7 union territories. A pluralistic, multilingual and multi-ethnic society, it is also home to a diversity of wildlife in a variety of protected habitats.
History of FBC television idents

The history of FBC television idents begins in 1950, when the FBC first displayed a logo between programs to identify its service. As new technology has become available, these devices have evolved from simple still black and white images to the sophisticated full color short films seen today. With the arrival of digital services in the Flarland, and with them many more new channels, branding is perceived by broadcasters to be much more important, meaning that idents need to stand out from the competition.
This article describes the development of the FBC's main television channels' identities.
==FBC Television Service/FBC 1==
===Black and white era===
Initially the FBC used a variety of static contraptions, including the coat of arms of the FBC (deprecated in 1955) and a series of test patterns used in the lead-up to the start of the daily schedule. Slides often depicted the words FBC TELEVISION SERVICE printed on them.
===2013-2016===
===2016-2017===
===2017-2018===
===2018-2019===
===2019-present===
==FBC 2==
===2020-2021===
A new look was announced in April 2020 and was unveiled on April 25.
==FBC 3==
==FBC News (channel)==
==FBC Arts==
==FBC Encore==
==CFBC==
==FBC Jr.==
==Defunct channels and services==
===FBC Comedy===
Honest and accurate summary of Flarlandian television

Channels sorted by Freeview LCN.
==The Big 5==
===FBC 1===
The oldest TV channel in Flarland, home of the corporation's most-popular (and populist) programming. Currently like most "first channels" in Eurectipheria it is positioned as a "family channel" that somehow targets the elderly. Many longtime viewers (depending on your definition of "long") have since been lured away from the channel.
Being the main channel of the FBC, and like 80% of the FBC, it is prone to the highly-conservative Standards & Practices department (especially starting in 2011, averted following the 2020 presidential elections) depending on either the government or president in charge, including the lousy 2010 legislative government many Flarlandians want to forget. Sometimes the FBC censors the word "sex" just like modern YouTube does for the sake of monetization.
Don't expect many imports to run on the channel. Whatever imports are shown get dumped to 12am+. This also angered viewers of Longmire, considering that the series never ran on any cable network, and like they always say: imports never get the VIP treatment they deserve.
You won't expect any black people hosting news bulletins, and many people think that the corporation is unappealing to them. That's why they prefer UWB's networks instead. Oh, merpeople aren't allowed to either, ever since Khyber was kicked off.
Inspirations: RTP 1, BBC One
===FBC 2===
Started in 1959, FBC 2 wasalways considered as an "elitist" secondary channel. The channel frequently gets abysmal shares of under 0,5% ~ technically less than one million out of a country of 130 million ~ and is often considered one of the many reasons why Flarlandians are uncultured people.
Inspirations: RTP 2, BBC Two (Alan Yentob administration), BBC Four
===IBC===
The oldest commercial TV channel in the wheel of epheons that make up the 5+3.
Used to be the family channel in the 90s, now the channel is basically populist. No, the news aren't, they're unbiased (with a slight bit of censorship from its S&P), the programming is aimed at middle-to-lower class people ages 40+, with terrible and crass jokes taking over the so-called "comedy" slots.
IBC has always been positioned to run like ITV in the UK, as it started out as a decentralized mesh of regional programming - however the IBC brand was used in Wembley and the North West regions (consider the old setup akin to Japanese TV in terms of branding). However the homogenization started around 1996, and the equivalent of the 1990 Broadcasting Act was passed at the same time as the legislative elections of that year. Small companies were fortunate enough to survive on their own, until IBC bought them for a sum of a few million dollars.
Hopeland Direct

Hopeland Direct is a free-to-view DBS television operator run by HT&T, providing digital radio and television services to areas of Hopeland where television reception is poor. The operator existed under different formats since at least 1989, when it started its analog service. Between 1993 and 1996, it gave part of its frequencies to Astrowave, but the launch of the digital service rendered it obsolete.
==History==
===Phasing down of analog service===
In 2006, after the rename to Hopeland Direct, a number of digital subchannels (often the East feed) was added to the analog service. At the same time, Hopeland Direct was equating the shutdown of its analog platform.
2009 estimates say that Hopeland Direct had 2 million digital users and 600.000 analog users. At the time, Hopeland was promoting the transition from analog to digital terrestrial television. Hopeland's switchoff was set for 2011, but due to bureaucratic delays, was postponed to 2012.
The service was shut down on October 30, 2017. At shutdown time, the channels were NBN (HWOF), IBC (HWIR), MTN (HWAN), UBS (HWKI) and HPT (HWPT).
Hopelandian Idol

Hopelandian Idol is the Hopelandian version of the Nashlandian talent show Idols. It was broadcast by MTN for ten seasons between 2003 and 2013, after which it got cancelled due to lack of interest. In 2017 it was revived by NBN. The deal was made before NBN-Disney Television Networks acquired MTN and most Hopelandian assets of 21st Century Fox.
The NBN revival (MTN scratched off as part of a revision of the network's plans) has become wildly successful that it has been renewed to the fifth season.
Hopelandian Song Contest

The Hopelandian Song Contest is a participatory contest created in the wake of increased Hopelandian interest for the Eurectivision Song Contest and the downfall in the quality of the Sierravision Song Contest, put on hold until at least 2022. In it all states and territories must have to submit its own song. The contest, owing to the number of states and territories Hopeland has (25 states and 4 territories) will consist of just one semi-final and a final with the Big 5 (the five largest states by GDP) taking part directly, and at least ten of the states and territories will have to qualify.
Initially the contest was supposed to be called Hopevision Song Contest but many policymakers thought that the name was "too religious".
Hopelandian grizzly bear

The Hopelandian grizzly bear is a sub-species of grizzly bears and merbears native to Hopeland and to a lesser extent its neighbors Great Giana. They are believed to be related from their counterparts in the United States of Sierra and Keithland, and have similar genetic make-up and fur color. Hopelandian grizzly bears and merbears are omnivores and are known to posess sapience closer to a human, as evidenced by many Hakki tribes, and this allows for such bears and merbears to live in a few human settlements. They also don't have long hibernation periods (land bears).
==Notable bears of this species==
===Tieka===
Tieka lived between 1927 and 1959. Notorious in the 1940s for serving as a sort of rodeo for Hakki natives
Hormones (Michillian television series)

Hormones is a Michillian soap opera for the teenage audience. The series is broadcast domestically on Channel A with repeats on A Vibe. The series is also being broadcast in several countries by A World, which airs the current season as well as an older one, and was also shown internationally, on TV3 in North Arlesbury between 1995 and 2007 in Portugal and on RTN in Reitanna. The series has inspired the creation of other shows, such as North Arlesbury's Heartburn, which is strongly based on the Hormones format, and competing network ITN's short-lived Heart's Crossing. The format is similar in vein to other shows like Hollyoaks.
==Premise==
==Broadcast==
===Michillies===
Hotel Prestige (Porowon)

The Hotel Prestige was a hotel in Porowon that existed between 1989 and 2013. Apart from including the hotel itself it also included Porowon's only casino and a convention center.
The hotel was destroyed by a hijack on December 4, 2013. There is no way to restore the hotel or its whereabouts.
Porowon Television Eleven was headquartered there until 2010.
Housemates

Housemates was a Flarlandian webtoon created by Colin Armitage.
==History==
Housemates came to be in 2000 as a webcomic called Mermates. However, in 2001, Colin hated the name and tweaked the comic as Housemates.
==Premise==
==Episodes==
===Season 1===
*Virtual Reality
*Zorna
===Season 5===
*Atlantis
*Time Travel
Human rights in Porowon

Human rights in Porowon are as of 2022 at an all-time low. Changes to the political administration of the country since at least 2011 have led to a rising number of crackdowns on basic human rights; persecution of native Arorangians is still rampant.
==Internment camps==
As a result of increased isolationism during the pandemic, Wangjia converted buildings, allowing them to become internment camps. In these camps all people are forced to stop practicing their religion and favoring Wangjia as their god.
So far, less than 100 people left such camps.
Hungama TV

Hungama TV is a Hindustani channel for kids operated by Disney, who bought UTV Software Communications in 2011.
Hungama has recently become a complement of Disney Channel in Hindustan, although its programming has been reduced significantly to reruns of Shin-Chan, a common practice on national kids channels in the country: constant repetition. The channel received banning orders in Karachistan, in Bengalia it is still carried despite the Disney channels having been switched to the South East Sondrian feeds.
IBC Ammer Valley

IBC Ammer Valley, formerly Ammer Television, is a commercial television broadcaster for the Ammer Valley province with headquarters in Belmont. It was founded in 1959 and made its first broadcast in March 1960.
Until 2016, IBC Ammer Valley was an independent company, the last independent regional broadcaster in the IBC network.
==History==
The Independent Broadcasting Authority issued licenses for the Ammer Valley in July 1958. The primary reason for such a license was due to the stature of the transmitters in north-eastern Flarland that prevented Belmont from receiving IBC signals. The Belmont television transmitter was commissioned in 1954 and built in the following year, by September 1955 it was already broadcasting two services: FBC Television on channel 3 and University of Wembley Television on channel 6. The IBC contractor was to broadcast on channel 8.
Two companies bid for the license: The Ammer Times and The Belmont Prendergast. THe names of their bids were Ammer Television and Belmont Television. In August 1959, Ammer Television won the license for FL$600.000 - a bargain for its time, but this was considered to be a viable option for its size in both area and population.
Eventually Ammer Television launched on March 4, 1960, at 17:25. The first night on air started with speeches from the Provincial Governor and the Postmaster-General, followed at 17:40 by Romper Room and animated features, with the first news bulletin aoring at 18:15.
===Furphy Agricultural era (1986-1991)===
In April 1986, Ammer Television was acquired by Furphy Agricultural from Berkshire. The company had successfullly bought two other licenses - Berkshire Television in 1984 and Flatbush Television in 1985 - and under its assimilation plan, adopted a variation of the BTV logo saying ATV.
===Ammer Media Group (1991-2015)===
Following Furphy's sale, Ammer Television overbid the IBC license for Ammer Live TV, at a time where IBC's past as a cooperative network was being replaced by a more uniform network in order to curb losses of the failed cooperative economy IBC had mangled.
===Sale to IBC===
On 19 October 2015, Ammer Media announced that it would sell its IBC licenses for radio, television and cable and the Ammer Television brand to IBC for $100 million, subject to regulatory approval. In February, IBC took over control of the operations. By then, Ammer Television was an anachronism - roughly 25 years after the Flarlandian government started consolidating IBC under new rules and the conversion to publisher-broadcaster status, ATV was viewed as an outcast and was no longer forced to pay fees for IBC carriage. In March 2016, IBC had started a transitional phase after the antitrust committee had approved the sale, weakening Ammer Media. Local programming was reduced to just the news. In retaliation, former Ammer Television staff were relocated to the new channel 12 license, NATV.
The Ammer Television brand was phased out in favor of IBC Ammer Valley on October 17, 2016. IBC now had complete control of its portfolio nationwide.
IBC South West

IBC South West is the name given to IBC's regional operations in Darwinia. Its operations comprise of the former Seashore Radio and Television, founded in 1991 when they won the license formerly held by Radio South West and Television South West.
==History==
===RSW===
===TSW===
In October 1958, Radio South West applied for a television license on channel 7 in Darwin. Consequently on March 1, 1960, Television South West took to the air for the first time.
===Seashore===
The corporate shake-up at IBC caused the joint RSW-TSW administration to fail past the 1992 rounds. On September 30, 1992, both providers were shut down. The following day, Seashore started broadcasting on the Channel 7 network initiated in 1960 (Seashore Television) and on the IBC Radio 2 network (Seashore Radio). The Seashore Group was the owner of the new stations.
===SouthwestLive===
Seashore was in debt and in January 1995, it announced a sale to the IBC Group. In June 1995, the deal was finalized and Seashore Radio and Seashore Television were replaced by SouthwestLive.
===IBC South West===
IBC Wembley

IBC Wembley is a regional broadcaster owned by the Independent Broadcasting Corporation since its launch on October 6, 1957.
==History==
The assignment of the channel 4 frequency to the greater Wembley metropolitan area was awarded in May 1956, after a difficult and chaotic period dating back to 1952 when IBC Radio announced its first intentions at entering the television business.
Programming on launch night was, as follows:
*18:45 - Opening speech provided by the president of Flarland and the president of the IBC Radio Network
*18:50 - What to Expect from IBC: a look at upcoming programs by the end of the year
*19:00 - Opening Ceremony of IBC Television
*20:00 - Channel 4 (variety show that ran until the following year)
*20:45 - The Importance of Being Me (televised play)
*21:25 - IBC Television News: your newscaster is Dennis Hueman
*21:40 - Professional Boxing: Richard Laynes vs. Lao Lawarakang
*22:20 - What to Expect from IBC (repeat)
*22:30 - High Life
*22:50 - And So To Bed - a look at tomorrow's programs, followed by the reading of the weather report for the Wembley city and province, and the national anthem
That day was a Sunday, the following day, IBC Wembley started fixed broadcasts between 10:30 and 13:30 (daytime period) and between 17:00 and 23:00 (nighttime period), averaging nine hours a day. However the station was hit by the cash crisis of 1958 and the appearance of Screenworks as a production company, dwindling IBC's resources.
IBC also had a local news program for Wembley from October 7, 1957, at 18:45, a timeslot that was later set as the standard for the regional news slot on other companies. Lasting fifteen minutes in length, it was known as Wembley Tonight, a name that was dropped in January 2019, becoming IBC News Wembley.
In 1968, IBC reconverted its Wembley facilities to color, about six months before the start of regular color services.
IBS Mediacorp

IBS Mediacorp (formerly IBS Media) is a Solenian media company where 51% of the shares are owned by Lenaporean media conglomerate Mediacorp since 2017.
==History==
===Troubled beginnings in radio and television===
The Independent Broadcasting System was founded in June 1950 as Solenial's first commercial radio station. At the time, Solenial laws meant that the nature of the service had to fall under tougher regulations than the SRU-led SBC. The solution IBS found was to create "advertisement magazine" programs (also known as "admags") that were sponsored by a company and ran for no more than fifteen minutes.
The same problem was replicated upon IBS's arrival to television in 1958. The "admag" scheme was copied but even with such a system, ratings weren't going upward and would cause a problem within the corporation. IBS was at a standpoint in 1965 when the Solenian government legalized commercials in the conventional sense in 1965, and weren't oficially allowed until January 2, 1967. The previous day saw the last admags being transmitted on IBS Radio and IBS TV.
===Quick success===
The lifting of commercial restrictions in 1967 had led to IBS becoming more popular than SBC, even though SBC still had high membership numbers particularly coming in from the near-single narrowcaster, the SBU. Soon, IBS found its success with local shows and adaptations of international - as opposed to the ill-fated formula of imports and admags before then. IBS TV had beaten Solenial 1's ratings for the first time in 1968 when the Huasco City Olympics were pooled between the SBU and IBS (as IBS had successfully joined the Eurectipherian Broadcasting Union in the previous year) and the local adaptation of the Nashlandian game show The Golden Shot, that ran for another ten years.
===Towards a new media industry===
After nearly 40 years operating strictly on radio and television, IBS begins looking towards other media, particularly home entertainment (further boosted by the success of numerous Telekids spin-offs) and print media.
===Mediacorp steps in===
IBS had lost half of its stocks in 2016. In a surprise move, Mediacorp bought 51% of IBS Media in 2017. The company was renamed IBS Mediacorp. It is believed that, if the Eurectipherian Union approves the sale of the remaining 49% to Mediacorp, the company will be renamed Mediacorp Solenial (simply known as Mediacorp).
==Operations==
===Radio===
===Television===
===Print===
===Websites===
Idols

Idols (also known as SuperStar in some countries) is a reality television singing competition format created by Nashlandian television producer Simon Fuller and developed by FremantleMedia. The format began in 2001 with the Nashlandian television series Pop Idol; its first adaptation was the Swilatianseries Idol in 2002. It has since become the world's most widely watched television franchise, as well as one of the most successful entertainment formats, adapted in over 46 regions around the world, with its various versions broadcast to 150 countries. An estimated 6.5 billion viewers around the world have watched at least one version of the show.
Each season, the series aims to find the most outstanding unsigned solo recording artist (or "idol") in a region. Originally aimed for pop singers, the series have since evolved to accept singers from different genres of music, such as rock, R&B, and country. Through a series of mass auditions, a group of finalists are selected by a panel of judges (which usually consists of artists and record producers) who offer critiques on their performances. The finalists then advance to the weekly live shows. On each live show, the contestants all sing, the television audience votes (by telephone or SMS), and then the contestant who receives the fewest votes gets eliminated. The final episode is the grand finale episode, when usually two, but sometimes three or four, finalists are left, and the contestant who gets the largest number of votes is declared the winner. The winner receives a recording contract, monetary prizes, and a title as their nation's "Idol", "SuperStar" or "Star". Sometimes one or more of the runners-up get recording contracts as well.
==Formats==
Imparja Television

Imparja Television is a Northulian regional television channel broadcasting to the CAT and remote areas of other states except Western Northulia and is an affiliate of the Nine Network.
==History==
==Legal issues==
===Ban of Underbelly in Howeland===
The injunction affected Imparja Television whose satellite signal is broadcast through one feed for its entire coverage area. Like TVH and WIN HL, alternative programming had to be transmitted until the issue was solved.