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DBS 1

DBS 1 is the premier channel of the Daehan Broadcasting System, previously known as KBS Television/KBS Channel 9 until the launch of KBS2 in 1980, is the oldest TV channel in Daehan and was the successor to HLKZ-TV (or Daehan Bangsong), Korea's first TV channel. It is also the only commercial-free free-to-air television channel in the country.
The channel is well known for its news programs, culture, as well as sports, entertainment and some children's programs and a minimal amount of education programming.
==History==
DBS 1 is the oldest television channel in Daehan. Its founding was in 1955, when DBS had managed to quickly gain traction from Sierran companies to build its television service as well as that of its commercial rival Daehan Television.
DBS 2

DBS 2 is the second channel of the Daehan Broadcasting System. It is a commercial service and targets a younger demographic than DBS 1. Programming include dramas, variety shows, news and music shows, including its weekly icon, Music Bank.
==History==
What is now DBS 2 was formerly occupied by the Dongso Broadcasting System. DBC was a victim of the Media Consolidation Plan of 1980 which resulted in the nationalization of the Daehanian media. As a consequence it became the second channel of the Daehan Broadcasting System.
Broadcasts commenced on December 1, 1980, on five transmitters that formerly carried DBC's television network. It quickly expanded to nationwide coverage using UHF transmitters. Regular color broadcasts started on December 15, 1980. During the first months on air, there were no advertisements allowed, however this was reverted in March 1981 with the enactment of a new law.
DBS 2 started stereo broadcasts on December 25, 1985. On October 1, 1994, following the abolition of commercial advertising from DBS 1, DBS 2's commercial airtime increased.
==Controversies==
===Carriage dispute===
On 16 January 2010, a dispute broke out between DBS and the Daehan Cable TV Association (DCTA) over carriage fees. DCTA sought to reduce fees from major national networks for carrying their feeds through subscription providers. DBS had demanded to charge 280 won per subscriber, while the TV providers limited their offer to 100 won per subscription. Negotiations reached a standstill, and so the providers decided to stop carrying DBS 2 nationwide starting from 3:00 p.m. (DST) on that same day. Due to loss in viewership, DBS 2 experienced a major decline in its ratings. Following the blackout, the Daehan Communications Commission (DCC) has ordered the TV providers to resume distributing the channel or face a hefty fine. They initially refused, but on 17 January, they agreed to resume the channel's carriage after 28 hours.
===Hello Counselor scandals===
Daehan

Daehan, officially the Republic of Daehan (Korean: 대한민국; Hanja: 大韓民國; Daehan Minguk, pronounced [tɛː.ɦan min.ɡuk̚]; lit. "The Great Country of the Han People"), is a country in East Sondria, constituting the southern part of the Daehanic Peninsula and lying east to the Sondrian mainland.
Daehan Broadcasting System

KBS commenced the country's first radio broadcasting service in 1927 as Kyeongseong Broadcasting Corporation (AKDK). After liberation, it changed the name to Sandong Central Broadcasting Station in 1947 and launched Korea's first television broadcasting service in 1955.
A system of public broadcasting was established in 1973. For reinforcement of public management, 1TV and Radio1 haven't run a commercial since October 1994. First broadcasting HD programs in 2001, DBS completely transferred to digital broadcasting in 2012. In addition to 18 regional stations and 11 overseas branches, there are eight subsidiary companies such as DBSN, DBS Business and DBS Media, which manage DBS content.
DBS is the public broadcasting that is run by public funds from the Daehanian government. GIL Hwan-Young is now the 20th president of DBS, who was elected by its board of directors to the President of Daehan.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*DBS Radio 1
*DBS Radio 2
*DBS Radio 3
===Television===
*DBS 1
*DBS 2
*DBS UHD
*DBS N Sports
===See also===
*Television in Daehan
Daehan Television

Daehan Television (대한텔레비전), abbreviated as DTV, was the first television channel in Daehan. It operated from 1956 to 1961.
==History==
HLKZ-TV, channel 7, was founded in early 1956, as the Radio Corporation of Sierra announced its urge to leave the television channel that DBS started a few months earlier and create competition. Funding was provided by RCS who named the station DAE-RCS Television, after the Daehanian branch of RCS. Broadcasts started on May 12th, 1956.
Within exactly a year of its launch, the channel was sold to the Daehan Ilbo printing company and was renamed Daehan Television.
Problems started plaguing DTV, on February 2nd, network facilities were burning. The causes were unknown.
By the end of the year, SFDN-TV, operated by the Sierran Armed Forces, began broadcasting a half-hour service under a blocktime agreement. It would later move to channel 4, where it remained for many years, as a standalone channel.
Advertising issues, lack of infrastructure and related uncertainties led to DTV's shutdown on October 15th, 1961. As compensation, DBS would have to broadcast commercial advertising as a loophole until a new commercial television network would commence operations. The channel 7 frequency remained vacant until 1964, when the Dongso Broadcasting Company began broadcasting. Following the Media Consolidation Plan of 1980, the frequencies used by DSB were given over to DBS to operate DBS 2.
==Current status==
Until 1980, Daehan Television was considered to be a "dormant company" according to Daehanian regulations. No other entity could use the HLKZ calls because they belonged to the DTV corporation, which still existed legally until 1964, despite having shut down operations in 1961. What survives of DTV's archives is maintained by the Daehanian Institute of the Moving Image.
Dalmatian Radiotelevision

Dalmatian Radiotelevision (Croatian: Dalmacka radiotelevizija or DRT) is a Dalmatian public broadcasting company. It operates several radio and television channels, over a domestic transmitter network as well as satellite. In 2014, more than 85% of DRT's revenue came from broadcast user fees with each household in Dalmatia required to pay 79 DMK (~MI$10) per month for a single television set, with the remainder being made up from advertising (which is limited by law).[3] Croatian Radiotelevision has three organizational units, three sister companies - the Dalmatian Radio (Dalmacki radio), the Dalmatian Television (Dalmacka televizija) and Music Production (Glazbena proizvodnja).
The founder of the Dalmatian Radiotelevision is the Republic of Dalmatia which exercises its founder's rights through the Dalmatian Government. Dalmatian Radio (then Radio Dalmograd) was founded on 15 May 1926. This date is considered the date on which HRT was founded. Television Dalmograd (today Dalmatian Television) began broadcasting on 7 September 1956. By the law enacted by the Dalmatian Parliament on 29 June 1990, Radio Television Dalmograd was renamed into Dalmatian Radiotelevision.
The Dalmatian Radiotelevision operates as a provider of public broadcasting services, and Dalmatia provides independent funding in accordance with the Dalmatian Broadcasting Company Law and the State Aid Rules for Public Broadcasting Services. In carrying out its activities, Dalmatian Radiotelevision is independent of any political influence and commercial interest. In addition to the television, radio and internet portal, DRT also includes DRT Symphony Orchestra, HRT Dazz Orchestra, DRT Tamburitza Orchestra and DRT Choir. On 25 May 2012, DRT's archive of the television and radio program and its collection of musical production were given the status of Dalmatian cultural heritage.
Darwin Amron

Darwin Amron, stage name of Owen Lincoln (born 5 January 1989), is a Flarlandian singer-songwriter. He gained national recognition after he presented his song "Give Me All You Have", with which he entered the 2019 Flarlandian national preselection, Ticket to Launceston. "Give Me All You Have" went to the top Flarlandian trends of Youtube and Spotify right after the song was posted online. On March 2nd, 2019 Amron won Ticket to Launceston, with most of the regional juries and the people giving high scores of 10 and 12. He was disqualified from the first semi-final of the contest.
==Biography==
==Discography==
==Criticism==
Despite having won Ticket to Launceston, his song was already criticized by elements of the Flarlandian music scene. FBC presenter Charles Riverton called him "an odd job", saying that his music "isn't music" and that "he shouldn't have won the contest".
Dear Land Botojani

Dear Land Botojani is the national anthem of the Botojan Islands. It was adopted in 1949.
==Lyrics==
:Dear land Botojani, of rivers and plains,
:Blessed by the sunshine, and lush by the rains,
:Set gem-like and fair, between mountains and seas,
:Your children salute you, dear land of the free.
:Oh, Botojan Islands, our hearts sing for thee,
:From the heights of your mountains to the depth of your sea,
:We pledge our devotion, both steadfast and true,
:Our beautiful homeland, we honor you.
:Your bounty and beauty, in fields and in streams,
:In the warmth of your sun and the glow of moonbeams,
:With courage and strength, we strive and we soar,
:United in spirit, forever more.
:Oh, Botojan Islands, our hearts sing for thee,
:From the heights of your mountains to the depth of your sea,
:We pledge our devotion, both steadfast and true,
:Our beautiful homeland, we honor you.
==Usage==
Frequently only the first verse is sung.
Designated broadcaster (Pakifas)

In the Pakifas, the term designated broadcaster refers to a regional radio and television broadcasting company whose target are either a geographical region of the Pakifas or the ethnic reach of an extant people group native to them.
==History==
Following the appearance of Radio Pedariwi, other ethnic groups within the southern Pakifas demanded the creation of local radio stations. The aim was to counter Ngamiben's influence and keep the languages of the central and southern Pakifas alive.
In 1986, the regional broadcasters started video centers for the production of half-hour documentaries under the Tamatinag strand on Voice of Pakifas Television.
==VOP One programming==
The designated broadcasters of the Pakifas carry the Tamatinag strand since October 1986. On the third Sunday of the month the program is produced by Radio Television North East. The remaining weeks are rotated among the other broadcasters. The program is followed by Ngamiben News Week, produced by Radio Television Ngamiben.
On weekdays (currently at 3pm) there is a regional news strand. Four fifths of the alloted time are given to RTN and the remaining slot is given to the regional broadcasters, with Ngami TV occupying the slot on Tuesdays and Fridays. The regional broadcasters send in reduced highlights of their news operation.
==List of designated broadcasters==
===Directive===
*Mark Tibki (Radio Television Northeast)
*Hopon Abiyeyag (Ngami FM and TV)
*John Timak (Radio Television Center North)
*Tulung Olumeri (Radio Television Pedariwi)
*Paniang Mumulae (Radio Television Asanang)
*Faafe Raki (Radio Television Rengil)
*Tomu Hina (Radio Television Kipua)
*Tori Horkon (Radio Television Nenne)
*Darwin Orou (Radio Televisio Lower Pakifa)
*Haiki Mabel (Radio Television Torog)
*Sabak Kakrap (Radio Television South)
Disney Channel

Disney Channel is the name given to television channels targeting kids ages 6-12 owned by The Walt Disney Company. Almost the entirety of the feeds are owned by Disney Channels Worldwide, headquartered in the United States, Disney's central operations hub.
It is worth noticing that most Disney Channel feeds in Nara were premium channels until Disney revised its business scheme throughout the 2000s, as the channel dirfted from its prior concept of a family channel - deemed obsolete in many countries - to a general interest kids' channel, targeting female demographics in some regions like Latin Sierra, parts of Eurectipheria and Northulia. Some feeds are explored here in more detail.
==Concept==
Currently, Disney Channel has had a massive downgrade from its former intent - a channel that spread Disney's "magic" through the broadcast of television series and feature films produced by the company, initially as a showcase of its content. Disney Channel in the United States of Sierra had little to no investment in this kind of content during its first decade on air apart from being related in any way to the material it had to show - it relied on anthologies of Disney's back catalog. Some of its productions weren't self-made, and had little to no connection with Disney at all, such as Kids Incorporated in 1991.
In the United States, the channel was premium until the late-90s, by then a significant number of Disney Channel feeds - mostly using own branding rather than depending on the Sierran one - launched, almost all feeds followed the footstep of the Sierran feed by being premium. The target was still a family channel, despite its programming being largely for kids.
Its first sister channel, Toon Disney, launched in the United States first and then spread to other markets worldwide until at least 2005. Toon Disney later became Disney Cinemagic (it eventually shut down in most operations) and this paved way to a change in demographics largely to kids and teens. The production of DCOMs helped in the demographic change. Markets where Disney Channel was the only branded channel still had a mixed schedule.
Disney Channel feeds today have dropped their former pretensions and have become primarily female kids channels, especially in some areas like Latin Sierra, most of Eurectipheria and Bulungi and also Northulia.
Channels are available worldwide on cable and satellite operators. There are over 30 feeds in many languages. As of now, no feeds will shut down.
==Feeds==
===Disney Channel===
*Flarland
*Hopeland
*Bensonia
*Latin Sierra
*Great Scorria
*Michillies
*Real
*United States of Sierra
*Vera Cruz
*Wa
*Orience
*Ishigaki
===Types of channel per market===
==See also==
*Disney Junior
*Disney XD (also includes info on the now-defunct FOX Kids and Jetix brands)
*Dlife
*Hungama TV
*Blossom TV
Disney Channel (Hopeland)

Hopeland was the first country outside of the USS where a Disney Channel feed oficially launched. It is also available in Great Giana.
==History==
Upon founding, the channel didn't adopt the Sierran branding, but did had Zoog Disney and Vault Disney, with adapted branding. It was a premium television channel, like in other international feeds. The channel had a rapidly growing subscriber base during its first years. By 1999, it was Hopeland's most subscribed premium cable network, with over 60 million subscribers. A dedicated Toon Disney channel launched in October 1998.
On February 13, 2003, Disney Channel Hopeland became the first feed outside of thd United States to adopt the new look, designed by Razorfish and used worldwide. By this time the channel started to begin a slow push towards becoming a network aimed at kids rather than maintaining its family format. Since it was still a premium channel it still had an obligation to continue its old remit as a family network, especially since MTN Family - rebranded NBN Family - began to diverge from its old format and ownership.
In 2005, Disney Channel started becoming a basic cable network. This came at the same time where Disney was turning its channels into basic cable networks, while successfully narrowing the target demographics. Kingson, a basic cable channel that Disney bought from Hat Trick Productions in 2000, was becoming a terrestrial channel moving over to NBN's subchannels.
Disney Channel in Hopeland has been an ad-supported channel for longer than its Sierran counterpart, as it has been carrying advertisements since its inception.
==Blocks==
*Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior: ran from 1998 to 2013. Dropped due to Disney Junior's widespread availability.
*The Wonderful World of Disney: ran until 2007, by then it was alreadu a basic cable network. Initially it ran a mix of Disney movies and DCOMs, while later adding its own Hopelandian features. Initially it ran at 8pm every night, but was later reduced to three nights a week (Fridays to Sundays). The branding was eventually dropped. It also aired on sister terrestrial network NBN once a week.
Disney Channel (Real)

Disney Channel launched in Real in 1999 in time for Christmas. Until 2008's restructuring it was a premium channel but is now a basic cable channel like many feeds that launched in the older phase of the channel.
The Realese feed of the channel is based slightly on the Michillian feeds and has local headquarters. The English feed is a copy-paste of the Michillian feed yet with own promos and ads.
==History==
The channel launched in December 1999 under the auspices of Premium TV, a joint-venture set up by the cable operators of the country. The first program seen on the channel was the network television premiere of Toy Story.
Disney Channel (Wa)

The Wanian feed of Disney Channel is one of the three channels owned by The Walt Disney Company Wa, the others being pre-school channel Disney Junior and sports channel ESPN. Although it targets kids, it also targets families and screens shows that aren't kid-friendly like Revenge, High School of the Dead and sports overflow from ESPN (under ESPN branding). Like its sister channels, it operates as an FTA terrestrial service.
==History==
The royal houses abolished the WBC Television monopoly in 2007, and Wa Media, a commercial radio and print company, launched its own channels in 2010. In 2013, the second stage of the Wanian digital terrestrial/commercial media license auction was put into place. One of the companies interested in a license was The Walt Disney Company Wa, founded in 2005 as means to legally release Disney productions in theatres. Coupled by the lack of cable television under royal legislation, Disney decided to divide its licenses between two kids channels (Disney Channel and Disney Junior) and a sports channel (ESPN).
The three channels launched simultaneously at 7pm on March 1, 2015. In a symbolic act, the first program seen on the channel was Toy Story. The channel was built upon a massive back catalog that was now in Disney's hands, from television series to feature-length films, with nearly 90% of the content coming from its companies. It also screened series from Flarland, Hopeland and Northulia.
In 2017, Disney had outbid Wa Media over the rights of Neighbours and Home and Away. These series are still being shown.
==Programming==
===Animated===
*Big City Greens
*Fish Hooks
*Phineas and Ferb
===Live-action===
*Hannah Montana
*Home and Away
*Neighbours
===Former===
*Get Ace! (2014)
*Recess (2014)
*Suddenly a Mermaid (2014)
*Teacher's Pet (2014)
===Sports===
Until 2016, Disney Channel Wa "timeshared" with ESPN (for legal reasons, it wasn't allowed to broadcast sporting events under the Disney Channel brand under potential mix-ups) until the dedicated license for it arrived. The last sporting event shown were the 2016 Olympics (overflow) shared with the WBC.
Disney XD (Flarland)

The Flarlandian version of Disney XD launched in 1997 as Fox Kids. Currently, as Disney XD, it targets kids aged 6-18 with a mix of animation and live-action like other feeds.
==History==
===Fox Kids===
The Flarlandian feed of Fox Kids launched on October 1, 1996, nineteen days before the Nashlandian version, and the second full-fledged channel (Northulia was the first).
===Sale===
===Jetix===
===Disney XD===
Disney XD (Hopeland)

Disney XD is the Hopelandian version of the international channel of the same name which is owned by the Walt Disney Television (Hopeland) unit of Disney-NBN through Disney Channels Worldwide. Aimed primarily at children ages 6–15, its programming consists of original first-run television series, current and former original series and made-for-TV films from sister network Disney Channel, theatrically-released films, and acquired programs from other distributors.
The channel offers an alternate Spanish-language audio feed, either via a separate channel with the English track removed as part of a package of Spanish-language television networks sold by subscription providers or a separate audio track accessible through the SAP option, depending on the provider.
On January 10, 2022, Disney oficially decided that the network will shut down on March 31, 2022, merging with the more profitable FTA network Kingson. The move comes as part of a decision made by Disney to cut the costs of linear operations in favor of Disney+.
==History==
Disney XD stemmed from two predecessor networks, Toon Disney and Jetix.
Disney XD launched on March 30, 2009 using Jetix's former channel capacity. The slot that was intended to be used for Toon Disney's HD feed was reassigned for Kingson and launched on the same day.
Disney XD Hopeland announced a three-day shutdown event:
*March 29: episodes of Ketogene where the merworld is dominant for International Mermaid Day
*March 30: the anniversary of Disney XD using its Hopeland-exclusive mascot XeeDee with random episodes of its shows
*March 31: Farewell Day with some series finales
The channel also has a shutdown video where XeeDee moves underwater and lives with Milo Kingson, in accordance with the merger of contents with Kingson.
Dlife

Dlife is the name given to a growing international brand of television channels owned by Disney. The first channel of the brand launched in Orience in 2012.
==History==
Dlife launched in Orience in 2012, as an FTA satellite television channel. Disney won the license for BS 252. It airs lifestyle programming, television series, Disney kids' programming and some infomercials (especially Orinet Takata).
Dlife expanded to South-Eastern Sondria in 2013, as a strictly lifestyle channel. However due to initial constraints they struck a deal with Mediacorp to broadcast some of its lifestyle programming to the region.
Dlife (Wa)

A Wanian version of Dlife was launched in 2016 on the terrestrial network of Wa. The channel was initially created as a lifestyle outlet, but later expanded its programming to include sports overflow from ESPN. It also started its own news operation, being the only Dlife-branded channel to do so, in 2018, using resources from NBN and ABC.
==History==
Disney had operated three television channels, Disney Channel, Disney Junior and ESPN since 2014 on the terrestrial platform. An upgrade in 2015 meant that Disney was to qualify for a fourth terrestrial license. Said license was eventually given over to a localized version of the Oriencian Dlife channel, created in Orience as a FTA mixed lifestyle and entertainment channel.
Doctor Who

Doctor Who is a Nashlandian television series broadcast by NBS One for more than fifty years. There are two series, the 1963 one (the "classic series") and the 2005 one (the "modern series").
This page deals with how the series aired in much of Nara.
==New Michillies==
The New Michillies were the first country outside of the Britannic Islands (and also outside of Eurectipheria) to broadcast Doctor Who. Since there was no network to sustain the whole country, episodes were sent in to the four individual television stations that composed the then-New Michillian Broadcasting Corporation television service, as no network link wouldn't be completed until the end of the 60s.