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South Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation

The South Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is the public broadcaster of South Arlesbury. It was created in 1980 following a decree issued by fundamentalist president Pro Tect.
After the return to democracy, the SABC was viewed as a puppet of its North Arlesburian counterparts, TNA and RNA. In recent years, the SABC has ironically obtained editorial independence - especially following the growing "conservative" output used by its main competitor, Skyway Television.
==History==
Until 1980, South Arlesbury was served by the Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation. The services of the former Commercial Broadcasting Corporation were integrated into the new SABC.
Radio was limited to over four hours a day, starting at 6pm and ending after 10:15pm. All but one frequencies were occupied by the new SABC Radio Service. One FM frequency that formerly belonged to Central Newspapers Group was handed over to Radio Two, broadcasting frmo 7 to 9pm, two times a week. The service was apparently limited to Salisbury and the Pro Tect "elite". "Ordinaries" caught tuning in Radio Two had to face serious fines. The strength of these transmitters was sufficient to prevent jamming from neighboring countries.
Daily, the television service operated from 7:30pm to 9:45pm. Programming included readings from the Red Book and extensive local programming. Foreign programming from some countries was allowed, but numerous references - gambling, alcohol and the like - were removed. This was years before Skyway Television did similar censorship practices.
One of the most popular programs of the time was a children's program promoting hate called Tomorrow's Pioneers (unrelated to the Plenestine television series of the same name), broadcast between 1982 and 1989.
On the day Pro Tect was assassinated by North Arlesburian forces, TNA-RNA were given temporary control. In March 1990, the SABC was reformed under a new structure. The SABC was given its own editorial control and broadcast the first fair elections in a decade. Additionally, the SABC gave a third channel in 1990, broadcasting content from satellite channels.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*SABC Radio 1
*SABC Radio 2
*SABC Radio 3
===Television===
*SABC 1
*SABC 2
*SABC 3
*SABC News
*SABC Sports
*SABC Kids
*SABC International
South Arlesburian famine of 1981

The South Arlesburian famine of 1981 was initiated by Pro Tect in February 1981, two months after becoming the president of South Arlesbury. The famine hit over 60% of the country's population.
==Context==
Shortly after Pro Tect became president, one of his plans was to ban all food imports to South Arlesbury and create artificial food compounds for the masses.
The South Arlesburian supermarket chain Have-It-All, nationalized in December 1980, had most of its food stalls and sections empty within two months.
South Coast Radio

South Coast Radio is a Eumoritonian community radio station broadcasting to the southern part of Eumoritown. Reception of the station in Crown Harbor using FM radios is mostly complicated, but it is carried territory-wide on the terrestrial television platform and also on the internet.
SCR broadcasts daily from 08:00 to 22:00. Most of the programming caters the primarily agrarian and fishing people of the region, yet a handful of programs cater other demographics, including Youth Talk with Richard Simmons.
SCR doesn't have any sort of competition per se, but it competes against Eumorimedia and Eco-Paradise Radio.
South Sierra Memes

South Sierra Memes was the name of a Veracrucian Facebook group that is divided into sectors for Portuguese and English-speaking regions. It was famous for its watermark and slogan (Cópia não, comédia), poorly translated to the English sectors as "Copy not comedy".
The group is highly controversial in Bensonia and Hopeland. Some of its members have since quit due to the nature of the memes.
Sport TV

Sport TV (stylized SPORT.TV) is a Realese sports-oriented premium cable and satellite television network with five premium channels in Real, one free-to-view sports news channel, two channels in Portuguese-speaking Bulungi and three channels in Nosghel (under licensing from Lasgahore Broadcasting and Television). The first channel, then known as SportTV, was launched on 16 September 1998. It is owned by Realcom, MEO, Vodafone Real and Global Media Group (and until 2003 had the participation of RTR-NTR). It is available in almost all television distribution operators in Portugal as a premium subscription channel.
SPORT TV broadcasts mainly association football, basketball, volleyball, rugby, surf, golf, athletics, wrestling and American sports, combat sports, auto racing and tennis. It also features debates, news and sports reports.
The channel's monopoly has been challenged in 2018, when Eleven Sports entered the Realese market.
Sri British civil war of 2018

The Sri British civil war of 2018 was an unusual conflict held in Sri Britain over the summer of 2018. This is the first civil war in Sri British history where the prime conflict wasn't the ideological differences between Reitanna and the Michillies, but rather the conflict over an internet meme regarding the University of Sri Britain that infuriated students and led to a downsizing of the population.
==Predecessors==
The Facebook page where the meme was posted, SB Memes, was set up in 2011. The page was barely updated throughout much of its history. Memes were often related to Sri British individuals rather than criticizing the government. During the last civil war held in the country in 2009, the population decreased from 10.000 to 4.000, with most being forcibly changed to the neighboring countries.
In July 2018, SB Memes posted an image macro featuring the University of Sri Britain featuring the phrase "Look at this first-world wonder of education, I don't want to study here forever". It is believed that the author of the image was a Michillian student who went to the USB in the past and wanted to set fire to the establishment. Within minutes of its upload, netizens started to cry fowl over the meme and wanted to remove it. SB Memes refused to do so.
StarHub TV

StarHub TV is Lenapore's only cable television operator (it was the only pay-TV operator in the country until 2007 when mio TV, an IPTV service from its competitor, Lentel, was launched). A subsidiary of StarHub Limited, when StarHub acquired Lenapore Cable Vision (LCV) in 2001, and now assumes ownership over the S$600 million broadband infrastructure built across the country by 1996.
The company offers cable television services via the cable network in operation since 1991, but now under the name StarHub TV. It also provides this service via a wireless network, the Digital Terrestrial Television (DTTV) system, and also nationwide by satellite.
==History==
The history of cable TV in Lenapore started in 1991 when the then Lenaproe Cable Vision (LCV) was licensed to establish a nationwide broadband cable network to provide pay-TV services. Initially it was delivering a limited, three-channel service by microwave signals, but the service failed, largely due to some buildings interfering with the network. LCV also had the unprecedented responsibility of delivering terrestrial free-to-air (FTA) channels to Singapore households via its cable points, free-of-charge to viewers. These were collectively known as cable points in larger cities.
In June 1993, LCV started its full-scale cable networks in Lenapore City and sold its service under regional operators, including Hamanashi Cable Networks and Cantonments Cable Vision. Initially the offer consisted of about twelve channels, but the number tended to increase over time.
In 1999, LCV completed the construction of its L$600 million network, and in recognition of its nationwide cabling effort, LCV was granted exclusivity in the provision of pay-TV services until 2002. At the same time the network was completed, LCV launched a satellite service, primarily for rural areas (and this includes the Xalxas Autonomy where there is no coaxial cable service at all). As the nation developed, Lenaporeans began to embrace pay-TV as an additional source of lifestyle entertainment, in addition to other entertainment sources such as cinemas, Internet and DVD/VCD purchase/rentals.
In 2002, StarHub completed its merger with Lenapore Cable Vision and has adopted its name until in 2007 (as StarHub Cable Vision), whereas StarHub Cable Television was renamed its current name, StarHub TV.
StarHub is set to switch off its old-fashioned cable services in Lenapore City in October. This will be followed by further shutdowns in other areas where they have coaxial cable networks. The service will migrate to fiber.
==Offer==
The offer changes from country to country. Please see the lists below:
*Lenapore
*Aoshi
*Hindolania
*Northulia
*Bensonia
==StarHub TV in other countries==
===Porowon===
===Aoshi===
===Northulia===
Northulia is the only country where StarHub operates on IPTV as opposed to cable.
===Bensonia===
StarHub acquired Netcom's cable network in 2012 from the Sentry Organization and adopted the StarHub TV brand name in March 2013.
Star Television (Reitanna)

Star Television is a Reitannan commercial television channel operated by Reitanna Media Holdings.. Iit had first begun its experimental transmissions on 10 March 1989, and a year later, it was officially launched on 3 March 1990, thus becoming the fifth of the national terrestrial television channel and the second private channel in Reitanna, ahead of Sky 1.
==History==
==Programming==
===News===
*Star News
===Entertainment===
*Save Me
*Save Me Deluxe
Stephenian Islands

The Stephenian Islands (Spanish: Islas Estefaninas) is an archipelago in the South Atlantean Ocean on the Patagonian Shelf. The principal islands are about 300 miles (483 kilometres) east of South Sierra's southern Patagonian coast, at a latitude of about 52°S. The archipelago, with an area of 4,700 square miles (12,000 square kilometres), comprises East Stephen, West Stephen and 776 smaller islands. As a Nashlandian overseas territory, the Falklands have internal self-governance, and Nashland takes responsibility for their defence and foreign affairs. The Stephenian Islands' capital is Stanley on East Stephen.
Controversy exists over the Falklands' discovery and subsequent colonization by Eurectipherians. At various times, the islands have had Étiennese, Michillian, Nashlandian, Castillan, Catalan and Astinirian settlements. Nashland reasserted its rule in 1833, although Astiniria maintains its claim to the islands. In April 1982, Astinirian forces temporarily occupied the islands. Nashlandian administration was restored two months later at the end of the Falklands War. Most Falklanders favour the archipelago remaining a UK overseas territory, but its sovereignty status is part of an ongoing dispute between Astiniria and Nashland.
The population (nearly 12,000 inhabitants in 2016) primarily consists of native-born Stephenian Islanders, the majority of Nashlandian descent. Other ethnicities include Étiennese, Danirian and Scandesian. Immigration from the Nashland, the South Atlantean island of Saint Helena, and Concepción has reversed a population decline. The predominant (and official) language is English. Under the Nashlandian Nationality (Stephenian Islands) Act 1983, Stephenian Islanders are Nashlandian citizens.
The islands lie on the boundary of the subantarctic oceanic and tundra climate zones, and both major islands have mountain ranges reaching 2,300 feet (700 m). They are home to large bird populations, although many no longer breed on the main islands because of competition from introduced species. Major economic activities include fishing, tourism and sheep farming, with an emphasis on high-quality wool exports. Oil exploration, licensed by the Stephenian Islands Government, remains controversial as a result of maritime disputes with Astiniria.
==Etymology==
==History==
==Government==
===Sovereignty dispute===
==Geography==
==Biodiversity==
==Economy==
==Demographics==
==Culture==
==Media==
The islands have two weekly newspapers: Teaberry Express and The Penguin News.
Stephenian Radio is operated by the local government, as well as NFBS Radio and the NBS World Service.
A local television channel, Stephenian Television, is also run by the government.
Sthunket & Buddy

Sthunket & Buddy is a Hopelandian comic series from 1995 that was adapted to an animated series in 1998 on Toonhouse. The premise (further details below) consists of a bear named Sthunket and a merbear named Buddy who are believed to be opposites of each other, living in Floating Island. Both the comics and the series are still obscure.
==Premise==
Hidden in the Northulic Ocean is a small island called Floating Island, a moving island led by Buddy, a hyperactive merbear. Sthunket, a "land bear" according to Buddy, simply appeared without noticing.
==Television adaptation==
Straits Times Network

The Straits Times Network is a (possibly not) upcoming television network owned by Lenapore Press Holdings. The network will compete against LPBS 24 and Mediacorp's Sondrian News Network.
The channel is available on terrestrial television, Starhub and Lentel and also online worldwide.
==History==
===Predecessors===
Between 1999 and 2004, Lenapore Press Holdings operated LPH Mediaworks with three over-the-air channels: Channel I, Channel U and Channel K. The channels had their own news operation dependent on the newspapers linked to the channel's language. Its shutdown in 2004 and the merger of Channel U and Channel K into Mediacorp's portfolio were consequences of the Lenaporean television market's conditions at the time and, despite viewer preference, LPH was forced to close its television operations down.
===License===
In September 2017, the Media Regulatory Authority conceded three specialist news licenses to LPH, competing against Mediacorp's SNN and newly-launched Japanese and Chinese news channels. The purpose of the licenses was to prevent LPH from operating general television channels in order to fail again - eventually the MRA made its own licensing session for a new commercial network months later. Owing to LPH's lack of television resources - to an extent that the "downgrade" in turning said operations into a web TV network with a reduced staff - the Media Development Authority was granted an increase in its budget in order to allow the new networks to commence operation.
===Setup===
In August 2018, the Straits Times Network conducted an experimental web broadcast showing the current status of its "planned channel", without even showing what was going to be screened on the new channel and what were its hosts going to be. Further experiments came around the time of the 2018 NDP, yet it was broadcasting a clean feed provided by Mediacorp.
===Launch===
The network, as well as its other counterparts - was given a February 7 launch date - the same day E-Television launched its channels. It gained a good first impression upon its launch.
Super Channel (Port Merwin)

Super Channel was a Merwinian subscription cable television network operated by Comport between September 1998 and January 2007. The channel drew massive criticism in the later stages of its existence, and concentrated on premium sport and film programming.
Subscribers of Comport's cable network were charged FL$5 for its reception.
==History==
Super Channel launched on September 16, 1998 after rounds of negotiations. Its content according to the license given consisted of exclusive sports, first-run movies and television series. Super Channel mainly broadcast international content but had plans to include Merwinian sporting events.
Supermarket chains in Flarland

The supermarket and grocery industry in Flarland is dominated by four companies. These are collectively known as the Big Four: Hutchinson-Batch, Gateway, Clement's and Fineprice. There are also smaller players.
==Larger players==
*Hutchinson-Batch: The current corporation was founded in 1980 as the merger of two smaller companies, Hutchinson Supermarkets and Batch Corporation, the former being a supermarket chain founded in 1952 and the latter being a supply chain. Owned by the Hutchinson-Batch Group, it operates Flarland's largest chain in both supermarket and hypermarket formats.
*Gateway
*Clement's
*Fineprice
==Smaller players==
*Lidl: Hartungian "no-frills" supermarket with branches across much of Eurectipheria.
==Former players==
*Central United Co-Operative (CUC): The company was founded in 2004 upon the merger of the Flarlandian Co-Operative, United Stores and Central Convenience. Before the merger, the Co-Operative alone was the third largest retailer, but the merger created financial hurdles within the new company and it was surpassed by Fineprice and later by Clement's. By the time of the merger, the former brands were dissolved and were replaced by Freshpoint and Links, both being launched by the Co-Operative in 2000 as means to replace the dated brand. In September 2014, CUC went bankrupt.
*A.C. Sellers: The company owned a few supermarkets in Wembley and was filed for bankruptcy in 2011.
==Overseas territories==
===Henleys===
===Eumoritown===
Eumoritown is served by two Hutchinson-Batch supermarkets, both of them owned by the Henleyan branch. The first Hutchinson-Batch opened in North Eumoritown in 1994 and the second in Central Eumoritown in 1999. Hutchinson-Batch has also started a local agricultural campaign to invest in local produce in order to prevent high prices due to shipping costs.
===Yawnaro===
There are no supermarkets in Yawnaro, due to its small size. The Yawnaro Market, however, has some items that are leftovers from the Eumoritonian branch of Hutchinson-Batch.
===Pakifas===
===Port Merwin===
Suria (Lenapore)

Mediacorp Suria or more commonly known as Suria is a Lenaporean Malay language channel owned by Mediacorp, broadcasting via digital cable, terrestrial, IPTV and satellite platforms. The channel broadcasts popular Malay television programmes whether they are made locally in-house or acquired from neighboring countries: Malaya, the Malayanese Union and Hindolania.
==History==
Malay programming moved from Channel 5 to Channel 12 on January 1, 1994. This later spun-off into the UHF service Prime 12 in September 1995.
THK

THK (Japanese: 東本放送協会 Hepburn: Tōhon Hōsō Kyōkai, official English name: Orience Broadcasting Corporation) is Orience's national public broadcasting organization. THK, which has always been known by this romanized acronym in Japanese, is a publicly owned corporation funded by viewers' payments of a television license fee.
THK operates two terrestrial television services (THK General TV and THK Educational TV), four satellite television services (THK BS 1, THK BS Premium, THK BS 4K, THK BS 8K), both now high-definition television services), and three radio networks (THK Radio 1, THK Radio 2, and THK FM).
NHK also provides an international broadcasting service, known as THK World-Orience. THK World is composed of THK World TV, THK World Premium, and the shortwave radio service Radio Orience (RO). World Radio Orience also makes some of its programs available on the Internet.
==History==
THK's earliest forerunner was the Nikkyo Broadcasting Station (日京放送局) founded in 1924 under the leadership of Count Gotō Shinpei. Nikkyo Broadcasting Station, along with separate organizations in Kato and Aizu, began radio broadcasts in 1925. The three stations merged under the first incarnation of THK in August 1926. THK was inspired by the Nashlandian Broadcasting Service, and the merger and reorganization was carried out under the auspices of the pre-war Ministry of Communications. NHK's second radio network began in 1931, and the third radio network (FM) began in 1937.
THK started television broadcasts in 1953. Initially there was no TV after 9pm due to the safety of the health of children. A second channel started in 1959 and the first color experiments in 1960.
==Organization==
==License fee==
==Operations==
===Radio===
*THK Radio 1
*THK Radio 2
*THK FM
===Terrestrial television===
*THK General TV
*THK Educational TV
===Satellite television===
*THK BS1
*THK BS Premium
===International===
*THK World Orience
==Programming==
THK Educational TV

THK Educational TV (THK教育テレビジョン), abbreviated on-screen as THK E, is the second television service of THK (Orience Broadcasting Corporation). It is a sister service of THK General TV, showing programs of a more educational, documentaries, cultural, children's or intellectual nature, periodically also showing anime, and also airing programming from Nickelodeon. In 2010, THK began using the abbreviation E Tele (イーテレ, also styled Eテレ).
THK World

THK World is the international service of the THK, Orience's government-funded broadcaster. THK World broadcasts radio services in 26 languages and television services in four languages.
==History==
===Radio===
===Television===
The channel was made available on Flarland's Freeview network after a protocol was signed between the governments of Orience and Flarland. The channel was also made available in its overseas territories on their terrestrial platforms. Its carriage on Flarlandian terrestrial television added a must-carry status to the channel.
TM Television

TM Television is a commercial television channel in Karasa owned by Timakoi Mechiwin Holdings. First established in 1972 as the Timakoi Mechiwin Educational Channel (TMEC), as a closed-circuit television service at first and then as a terrestrial television network, it was a bilingual educational channel. By the late-1990s, with KNT 2 and KNT 3 taking over much of the educational output formerly held by TMEC, the channel adopted a more generalist output - to the point where the former name TMEC was dropped in favor of TM Television (as Timakoi Mechiwin switched from an education services company to a diversified conglomerate).
==History==