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Rádio e Televisão Timorense

Radio e Televisão Timorense (Radio and Television of Timor in English) is the national radio and television broadcaster in Timor.
==History==
In 1954, what was then known as Emissora Nacional founded a de facto overseas branch in Timor, known as Rádio Timor. Once the country achieved independence in 1975, the company was nationalized.
Introducing television was a huge challenge. Television was viewed by many as "impossible" and would "interfere the national norms of culture". It wasn't until 1995 that a regular television service was introduced, with help from the Northulian National Broadcaster, RTR-NTR and Television New Michillies.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Rádio Timor broadcasts in Portuguese and Tetum.
*Radio National broadcasts in English and caters mainly Northulian expatriates and businessmen. Most of the programming is relayed from the NNB's various services: Radio National, NewsRadio and the external service Radio Northulia.
===Television===
*RTVT 1 is the Portuguese and Tetum channel. Local programming is constrained to about six hours a day. It relays RTR Internacional while off-air.
*RTVT 2 is the English channel. It has a significantly reduced number of local slots. Most of the programming is sourced from NTR World, Northulia Television International and TVNM International, as a member of Northulica TV.
Rádio e Televisão do Bulungi do Sul

Rádio e Televisião do Bulungi do Sul is the Portuguese-language public broadcasting organization of South Bulungi, providing programming in Portuguese, Kikongo, Twi, Sotho and Swahili. It is a subdivision of the South Bulungian Broadcasting Corporation sharing its branding and has nationwide reach.
==History==
In 2005, RTBS began producing news services in Twi, owing to the officialization of the language in the Bulungian Union.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Canal A
*Bulungi Yetu
*Rádio Namokwane
*FM Estéreo
*Rádio Desporto
*Canal Bulungi: news in Portuguese and Twi
===Television===
*TBS 1
*TBS 2
SABC 1

SABC 1 is a South Arlesburian television channel operated by the South Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation.
==History==
It started broadcasting in 1960 as ABC Television, a unit of the Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation. When the PROTECT Committee took power in 1980, it was renamed SABC Television, sometimes TV1. By the time North Arlesbury defeated Pro Tect in 1989, the channel was simply known as TV1 and TNA was responsible for the "rebuilding" of television in the country under the new SABC. The current name, SABC 1, was adopted in 1996.
==Programming==
SABC 2

SABC 2 is the second channel of the South Arlesburian Broadcasting Corporation.
==History==
Between 1964 and 1980, the channel's current frequencies were occupied by Commercial Television. When Pro Tect won the 1980 presidential elections under his real name, Commercial Television was an easy target by the soon-to-be-formed PROTECT Commitee to convert it from the commercial channel it was to a government-funded propaganda service.
SBBC 1

SBBC 1 is the main television channel of the South Bulungian Broadcasting Corporation, broadcasting in English and Nguni languages. It caters a mostly black and urban demographic since 1996, using the viewership base of the former CCV (whose frequencies were taken over by SBBC 2), in a move that angered longtime viewers of the former TV1.
It is South Bulungi's oldest television channel, commencing regular service in June 1969, where it was known as SBBC Television. Color broadcasts started in 1974, followed by a rename to TV1 in 1980. The current name arrived in 1996.
SBC Kids

SBC Kids is a strand targeting children under the age of 12 broadcast every day by the Sentry Broadcasting Corporation. It is dedicated to cartoons and anime and its first broadcast was on July 3, 2000. The strand was responsible for introducing several shows that became the most successful in recent years, being the most watched children's show on Bensonian television in the 2000s. TV Globinho became popular for broadcasting shows like Dragon Ball Z and SpongeBob Squarepants for underprivileged kids without cable.
Currently SBC Kids broadcasts about two hours on weekdays. The strand is later rebroadcast on the terrestrial feed of Booster with additional content in the afternoons and overnight hours, lasting for about four hours.
==History==
==Programming==
===Current===
*Phineas and Ferb
*Milo Murphy's Law
*Elena of Avalor
*Bunk'd
*Guardians of Atlantis
*Call for Adventure
*Ketogene
*Alice Gakuen
Shows marked with a plus sign are also shown on Booster.
===Former===
*A.T.O.M.: Alpha Teens on Machines
*Bakugan Battle Brawlers
*Catscratch
*Chalkzone
*Fish Hooks
*Gash Bell! (Hopelandian English dub of Zatch Bell|)
*George of the Jungle (the 2007 series)
*House of Mouse
*Jackie Chan Adventures
*JONAS
*JONAS L.R.
*Looney Tunes (now on NTS)
*Mickey and Donald (umbrella name for SBC's reruns of Disney's classic cartoons. Was on NTS (as "Classic Cartoons") on Disney Club from 1999 to 2004, until SBC regained the rights to air Disney shows)
*Rugrats
*SpongeBob SquarePants (now on NTS)
*The Legend of Tarzan
*The Simpsons (despite being considered "too inappropriate" for a kids block according to media watchdogs; later moved to ETV, unsuccessfully)
*The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
*The Suite Life On Deck
*Woody Woodpecker (now on Burton)
*Yin Yang Yo!
SBS 2

For the Sarian television channel, see SBS Two.
SBS 2 is a Northulian television channel operated by the Special Broadcasting Service, launched on June 1, 2009. The channel's current remit is divided between kids, the arts and the youth (the youth part is shared with SBS Viceland).
==History==
==Programming==
SBS 2's regular schedule starts at 2pm, between 6am and 3pm the channel screens WorldWatch, shared with SBS and SBS Viceland with repeats of most of the content on SBS 3, the current dedicated news channel.
Between 3 and 6pm, SBS 2 airs SBS Kids, primarily showing a mixture of local and international series (especially from Orience and Lenapore) aimed largely at pre-schoolers and school-aged kids. The remainder of the schedule is divided between arts and youth programming, including a broader array of nationalities compared to SBS and SBS Viceland.
SBS 2 is also famous for its Anime on 2 programming block, in association with Madman Entertainment and other licensers of anime to the country.
SBS Kids

SBS Kids is the children's programming block of SBS 2 and the children's programming division of the Special Broadcasting Service.
The broadcaster runs a daily two-hour block consisting mostly of series made for SBS (often made in association with Lenaporean and Hopelandian companies) and low-cost television series that had their first run on other channels beforehand.
==Programming==
===Made for SBS Kids===
===Imported===
Shows marked with a plus sign imply that SBS still has the rights.
*[KEI] Jibber, Jabber
SFC Sondrian Cup

The SFC Sondrian Cup is an international association football tournament run by the Sondrian Football Confederation (SFC). It is the second oldest continental football championship in the world after Copa Sierra. The winning team becomes the champion of Sondria and qualifies for the FIFA Confederations Cup.
The Asian Cup was held once every four years from the first edition in 1955.
Northulia joined the Sondrian confederation in 2007 and hosted the Sondrian Cup finals in 2015, the first tournament with 24 teams instead of 16.
==History==
==Editions==
*1955: Hang Peng
*1959: Daehan
*1963: Nosghel
*1967: Persia
*1971: Khaoland
*1975: Malaya
*1979: Tangwa
*1983: Lenapore
*1987: Hindustan
*1991: Orience
*1995: Nosghel
*1999: Kaizhung
*2003: Lenapore
*2007: Khaoland, Tangwa, Lenapore and Hindolania
*2011: Xiaowan
*2015: Northulia
*2019: Lenapore
*2023 (upcoming): Aoshi
SIX (Flarland)

SIX was a digital (internet, digital radio, satellite cable and DTT) station operated by the Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation from June 1998 to September 2016. The station's name suggested it as being an "extension" of FBC Radio 3.
==History==
The station was initially suggested to be known as FBC Radio 6, and its format was yet to be known. In November 1997, the format was announced on an internal meeting: a complementary youth station, targeting a more "risqué" demographic than the "mainstream" Radio 3 and was to be available online.
On June 21, 1998, SIX went live on the official website of the FBC. This was the first time a Flarlandian broadcaster owned a radio station broadcasting exclusively through the internet. There were many complaints regarding the nature of the operation, and within a few weeks, the station was added "offline" on digital cable and satellite platforms.
Programming during most of its existence focused on alternative tracks, heavy and death metal and the Flarlandian altnation genre, named after a program on SIX.
In 2002, following the launch of Freeview, SIX changed its schedule.
In 2016, it was announced that, as part of a general review of its operations, SIX would shut down in September in order to make room for a new service, CFBC Radio, as part of a restructuring of CFBC's operations, in order to make the channel commercial-free. SIX's last broadcast was a rerun of its first day on air, ending with a special prose composed for the station's departure, and lastly, the national anthem.
==Hosts==
*Darren Wiley
==Programming==
SRT Jedynka

SRT Jedynka) is a Swilatian public mainstream TV channel operated by SRT. Its varied line-up contains all kinds of programming (documentary, history, talk-shows, game-shows) although it focuses on entertainment: stand up comedy, comic shows, cabaret, and themed talk shows (for example on travel or foreign cultures). It also broadcasts the main newscast, Dziennik Telewizyjny, at 19:30.
Sakura (Lenapore)

Sakura is one of the three Japanese national terrestrial television channels in Lenapore and one of the two channels entirely in the language owned by Mediacorp. It launched in 1972 as TV Lenapura (LRT, later LBC) Channel 10 and adopted its current name after a 1994 re-structuring.
Sakura broadcasts a wide variety of programs, including news, sports, len-doramas, variety shows and imported dramas and anime from Orience and Ishigaki, some dubbed foreign content like Sierran series is also broadcast on the channel.
==History==
Channel 10's frequency was briefly occupied by LAFRA in 1965, however Lenaporean Radio and Television considered it to be an "illegal act" and that the frequency's usage would be allowed if there was market for a third channel. In the wake of this event, the Japanese-speaking Lenaporeans demanded a channel for them, as Channel 5 was mostly showing their programs in secondary time slots.
A feasibility study for a third channel was made in 1970 and it was announced that the channel would open on April 1, 1972. About 60% of the programming was in Japanese, but had substantial amounts of programming in other languages.
In the following year, Television Lenapura sorted the languages of its services. Channel 10 started broadcasting a higher weekly proportion of programming in Japanese, oging up to 90%, with the remaining 10% mostly in English, and would also include leftovers from the two other networks in other languages.
In 1994, on October 1st, Channel 10 was oficially renamed Sakura, using a name and symbol that was claimed by TCL to be "of a greater significance to the Japanese peoples of Lenapore". The channel was supposed to be rebranded earlier on in the year as Channel 10, but the rebrand was eventually rejected.
==Language==
The channel's primary language has always been Japanese - the channel was founded when the two extant LRT channels were screening programming in mixed languages rather than giving each channel its own language. However, even in this stage, it was also prone to broadcast shows in Tamil and Malay.
==Programming==
===News===
*News at 7
*News at 11
===Dramas===
===Variety shows===
===Imports===
===Former programming===
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1972
Salve, Oh Patria

"¡Salve, Oh Patria!" ("We Salute You, Our Homeland") is the national anthem of Merida.
The anthem consists of a chorus and six verses, of which only the second verse and the chorus (before and after the verse) are actually sung.
==Lyrics==
:¡Salve, Oh Patria, mil veces! ¡Oh Patria,
:gloria a ti! ¡Gloria a ti!
:Ya tu pecho, tu pecho, rebosa
:Gozo y paz y a tu pecho rebosa;
:Y tu frente, tu frente radiosa
:Más que el sol contemplamos lucir,
:Y tu frente, tu frente radiosa
:Más que el sol contemplamos lucir.
:Y tu frente, tu frente radiosa
:Más que el sol contemplamos lucir,
:Y tu frente, tu frente radiosa
:Más que el sol contemplamos lucir.
:Los primeros los hijos del suelo
:Que soberbio, el Pichincha decora
:Te aclamaron por siempre señora
:Y vertieron su sangre por ti.
:Dios miró y aceptó el holocausto
:Y esa sangre fue germen fecundo
:De otros héroes que atónito el mundo
:Vio en tu torno a millares surgir.
:A millares surgir, a millares surgir.
:¡Salve, Oh Patria, mil veces! ¡Oh Patria,
:gloria a ti! ¡Gloria a ti!
:Ya tu pecho, tu pecho, rebosa
:Gozo y paz y a tu pecho rebosa;
:Y tu frente, tu frente radiosa
:Más que el sol contemplamos lucir,
:Y tu frente, tu frente radiosa
:Más que el sol contemplamos lucir.
Sandong Broadcasting System

Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) (Hangul: 에스비에스; RR: Eseubieseu) is a national Daehanian television and radio network company. In March 2000, the company legally became known as SBS, changing its corporate name from Sandong Broadcasting System (산둥방송). It has provided terrestrial digital TV service in the ATSC format since 2001, and T-DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) service since 2005. Its flagship terrestrial television station is Channel 6 for Digital and Cable.
SBS operates a network of thirteen television and radio stations on a regional basis. It and JBS are the only broadcasters that operate under separate brandings for individual regional markets.
==History==
SBS was founded in 1951 as Radio Sandong (RSB). It was created shortly after the victory of the Association of Nations in the Battle of Pusong in the previous year. On October 1, 1951, RSB commenced regular operations as the first commercial radio broadcaster in Daehan. Exactly two months later, Radio Pusong (RPB) started broadcasting, thus creating the Daehanian Commercial Radio Network.
Television operations commenced on October 1, 1963. It was the second television channel in the country, having been founded eight years after the state-run DBS Television.
During the Media Standardization Plan of 1980, SBS was nationalized. The individual broadcast stations were given to the city administrations. They were later sold back in 1989 following the liberalization of the media economy.
==Operations==
===Network===
*Sandong: SBS
*Pusong: DNN
===Radio===
===Television===
*SBS
Category:Daehan
Sangster Saints

Sangster Saints (December 12, 1930-August 17, 2024) was a Bensonian entrepreneur, media tycoon and television host. He is the owner of the Sangster Saints Group, including NTS, the second largest television network in the country. His net worth was US$2.3 billion in 2013. He is the presenter of the second oldest Bensonian program: Sangster Saints Show, on air since 1963 (older than him is a program targeting his religion, Jewish Visions, on a community channel, on air since 1961 and formerly on Supreme and Gazette).
==Biography==
Sangster Saints was born to Jewish parents from Eurectipheria who both migrated to Bensonia at a young age.
Sanmei

Sanmei is an 1880 Ishigakian period novel written by Tobuo Miyazaki. The book is inspired by his childhood experiences while pretending that he was living in an imaginary kingdom, Sanmei. He later wrote about his experiences by memory in the years leading to the premiere of the series.
==Reception==
Even before the television adaptation of Sanmei in 1974, Sanmei hadhigh international recognition. Today, the city of Miyayama (where Tobuo lives most of his life) dedicates Sanmei every year.
Sarian Broadcasting Service

The Sarian Broadcasting Service is the Sarian public broadcaster. Based on the NBS, it is one of the oldest broadcasters in the world, and one of the most respected, even to this day.
SBS is one of the founding members of the Eurectipherian Broadcasting Union.
==History==
SBS was set up as the National Radio Service in 1922 and quickly became a broadcasting powerhouse. John Logie Baird invested in the television serviced and famously launched the National Television Service in 1934. During the war, SBS continued broadcasting as Saria wasn't a threat to the Nazis, but the NRS downsized its services.
After a change to the Royal Charter in 1951, the two services merged under the new umbrella name Sarian Broadcasting Service. SBS still had a television monopoly until August 31, 1957, when Sarian Television signed on. They still had a radio monopoly for longer.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*SBS Radio 1
*SBS Radio 2
*SBS Radio 3
*SBS Radio 4
*SBS Radio nan Gaidheal
*SBS Vibe
*SBS Plus
*SBS Sondrian Network
*SBS World Service
===Television===
*SBS One
*SBS Two
*SBS Three
*CSBS
*SBS Jr.
*SBS News
*SBS Sport
*SBS Gold
*SBS Alba
Sarian Television

Sarian Television is a Sarian commercial television network founded in 1957.
==History==
Regional identities were dropped between 2000 and 2003. By then almost every region was branded as Sarian TV.
==Regions==
Before a revision in 2006, STV was divided up into nine regions, each of them assigned to one of the former license holders:
*Highlands and Islands
*Western Highlands and Islands
*North East
*Tayside
*Central
*Fife
*Cromartie
*Solway
*Borders
In 2006, STV revised its regional areas, reducing the number from nine to six. The two separate license areas for the Highlands and Islands were merged into a larger region, Tayside into the North East license area and Solway merged with Borders to form a license area for the Southern Uplands.
==Operations==
*STV
*STV 2
Second Authority for Radio and Television (Michillies)

The Second Authority for Radio and Television (SARTV) is a Michillian "public-private" broadcaster set up by the 1984 accords of the Michillian government.
==History==
The SARTV was first suggested in 1981 under the purpose that the commercial enterprises of the MBC Radio network would be spun-off to the new corporation that would also break the television monopoly in place since 1984. The Michillies at the time had the reputation of being the largest Eurectipherian country with only one television channel.
Sentinelese Broadcasting Corporation

The Sentinelese Broadcasting Corporation is the state broadcaster of the Sentinelese Republic. It holds a de facto monopoly on the broadcasting industry.
==History==
Radio arrived to the Sentinelese Republic in 1989 with an hour-long program broadcast on Sundays. The transmitter was bought in from Nosghel's Radyo ng Bayan.
Television started in 2000 in Upper Sentinel and in 2001 in Lower Sentinel. Initially it ran for an hour a day, and not all week. It became the last country in the world to introduce television, yet a limited number of people already had experience with it in public places.
==Operations==
The SBC has only one radio station in its jurisdiction. It operates eighteen hours a day (6pm-12am). Until the late 2000s it only operated in impulses of two hours at a time (10am-12pm; 4pm-6pm; 8pm-10pm) because the radio transmitter was constantly losing "fuel". The upgrade was given by the Nosghelian Broadcasting Service in February 2009. Most programming is local.
It too has only one television channel, SBC Television, operating weekdays 4pm-10pm and weekends 10am-12pm. Most of the programming is supplied from Nosghelian Television and Mediacorp yet it shows some foreign content illegally. As a member of the Sondria-Northulic Broadcasting Union, it can air the Sondriavision Song Contest and broadcast SFC competitions.
Category:Sentinelese Republic
Sentry News

Sentry News is a Bensonian cable and satellite television channel owned by Sentry Networks, a unit of the Sentry Organization. Production of the channel is made by a separate team from the Sentry Broadcasting Corporation and most of the schedule consists of news bulletins and specialist program made by the channel with a limited amount of SBC repeats.
The channel is the second most-watched news channel in Bensonia, behind Burton News (a terrestrial channel) and ahead of Ensign News. However, the Bensonian Ratings Institute says that the alleged rating figures used by Burton News are not compatible with the totals accumulated by the terrestrial and cable networks.
==History==
The background of Sentry News lies upon one of the first Sentry Networks channels, Sentry 24. Initially it was a general news channel with some lifestyle programming, and Sentry 24's first program seen was a fashion program. The team was slightly concerned about the format of the channel and decided to launch an all-news channel.
Sentry News was made public in 1995. It was created to counter the Hopelandian News Channel whose international expansion process initiated with the entrance of its channel on Bensonian cable networks in the previous year. The channel launched on October 15, 1996, when SKY launched as Bensonia's first digital satellite operator, and was also available on cable networks. In response, Sentry 24 became Sentry Lifestyle.
Sentry Organization

The Sentry Organization is the largest media and communication conglomerate in Bensonia. It consists of the Sentry Broadcasting Corporation, Sentry Newspapers, Sentry Publishing, SBC Radio, Sentry Networks, Sentry.com, and Sentry Classifieds. In 2016, Sentry was cited among the world's largest media owners, according to the ranking produced by consulting company Zenith Optimedia, being the only Bensonian company on the list. The main entity in the Sentry Organization is SBC, which is the largest television broadcaster in the country.
==History==
===Setting the newspaper===
===Expansion into the media industry===
==Assets==
===Printed media===
===Radio===
===Television===
===New media===
*Sentryplay
===Former/sold===
*Netcom (sold to Lenaporean conglomerate StarHub)
Seven Network

The Seven Network (commonly known as Channel Seven or simply Seven) is a major Northulian commercial free-to-air television network. It is owned by Seven West Media Limited,[3] and is one of five main free-to-air television networks in Australia.
Between 1990-1997, and again in 2007-2015, the Seven Network was the highest rated television network and primary channel in Australia. However Seven has begun to lose ground to the Nine Network. Seven's news programs have fallen victim to this slight decline, with 7 News and Sunrise losing to Nine's rival programs. The Seven Network is the broadcaster of popular franchises and programs, including the AFL, the Cricket, the Olympics, the Harborne Cup, Sunrise, My Kitchen Rules, The Chase Northulia, House Rules, Home and Away, Better Homes & Gardens and Seven News.[6] In 2011 the Seven Network won all 40 out of 40 weeks of the ratings season for total viewers. Seven is the first to achieve this since the introduction of the OzTAM ratings system in 2001. As of 2014, it is the second largest network in the country in terms of population reach.
Seven Network (Great Giana)

The Seven Network is a Great Gianan commercial television network, second television station in the country and second most-viewed network, below 4TV and above TV Nine.
==History==
Seven was the third television channel to sign on in Great Giana, after Channel 9 and Channel 2 (now OK2). It signed on in November 1952.
==Programming==
===Local===
====Standard====
*Seven News
====Adaptations====
*Gianan Idol (2018-present)
Shine Wetok

Shine Wetok (Omawatian: Шине Веток, "New World") is an Omawatian talent agency, catering the middle class and the youth in general. Shine Wetok has had links to Natak TV since 2009, and specializes in the creation of events (music and otherwise), dubbing and importation of foreign television series, and promotion of new talents in a country plagued with population issues.