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Radio in Aoshi

Radio in Aoshi follows the structure below:
*The Aoshi Broadcasting Corporation controlls three nationwide AM networks with FM relays plus two FM-exclusive networks and an international service;
*Three commercial networks (IBC, ACR, MRN) with prefectural-level stations as well as FM relays and supplementary FM stations;
*Stations owned by religious entities (ACBS and FEBC - Christian; ABBS - Buddhism; AWBS - Won Buddhism) that operate at a lower power;
*The FM 2+ system (the 2+ refers to the number of stations in the "network") of independent FM stations.
==History==
==Overview==
===ABC===
The five nationwide networks operated by ABC Radio are:
*ABC Radio 1 is the central radio service of the ABC. Programming follows a mixed structure, similar to Northulia's Radio National, Hopelandian Public Radio, NBS Radio 4 and NPR.
*ABC Radio 2 is dedicated mainly to traditional Aoshian culture.
*ABC Radio 3 is aimed at minorities, broadcasts regularly in the native Aoshian languages and relays ABC television news bulletins.
*ABC Radio 4 (formerly ABC 1FM)
*ABC Radio 5 (formerly ABC 2FM)
===Other===
There are two Christian radio networks, yet they target minorities, and due to their regulation, they are not allowed to broadcast 24/7. The networks are the Aoshi Christian Broadcasting System (ACBS) and a branch of the Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC). ACBS broadcasts eighteen hours a day and FEBC thirteen.
Half an hour after closing down, FEBC leases a 46-minute period (20:30 to 21:16) to other entities, religious or not.
The Buddhist networks are also inspired by their Daehanian counterparts: ABBS and AWBS.
They are also subject to commercial advertising, but with limitations. The Christian radio stations are allowed to have a sponsored time signal (often by Hyundai) but depending on their type of regulation, the maximum number of sponsored time announcements per day must be five. News operation is adjusted to the "moral standards" of the broadcasters, akin to how political parties assemble the national commercial networks.
Radio in Flarland

Radio in Flarland is still common but not as widespread as it used to be. It was introduced in 1921 as the University of Wembley made its first regular broadcasts, but the Flarlandian Broadcasting Corporation made radio more widespread.
==AM in Wembley==
*558 - Yndaryk Radio (Hayastelari news and sports)
*720 - FBC Radio 4 (VOF 1 between 01:00 and 05:45)
*909 - FBC Radio 1 (FBC Radio 5 until 2017)
*963 - Atlantis 1
*972 - Atlantis 2
*1089 - RN News
*1152 - FBC Radio 2
*1305 - UW Radio National
*1332 - UW Radio Arts
*1413 - UW Radio Active
*1458 - FBC Radio 3
*1503 - WBC Radio
*1548 - STB Radio
*1584 - ourRADIO
Radio y Televisión Nacional de Concepción

Radio y Televisión Nacional de Concepción is the state broadcaster of Concepción. Although it's a government-funded enterprise it acts as a semi-commercial business, allowing advertising on most of its channels. The broadcaster apparently has an Eurectipherian approach, unusual for a Sierran country.
==History==
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Radio Nacional de Concepción (RNC)
*Radio Culturas
*Radio 24 Horas
===Television===
*Televisión Nacional de Concepción (TVN)
*TV Culturas
*TVMax
*Canal 24 Horas
*TV Concepción (international channel)
Radio y Televisión de Vallenar

Radio y Televisión de Vallenar (abbreviated RTV) is the state-owned broadcaster of the Republic of Vallenar. RTV operates only one radio station (formerly it also operated the international service Voz de Vallenar) and one television channel, both branded as RTV. Its operations have been banned in Armandina since 2022 on the grounds of delivering "progressive, anti-Armandine radical propaganda" by ATT, as well as its relays of TeleSUR and AT's Spanish service.
==Structure==
Since the takeover by members of or with connections to the They Shall Not Pass movement, which is communist in its orientation, RTV is managed "like a collective", according to internal reports from the Armandine government and the ATT report that banned its relays in Armandina in 2022. In July 2020, RTV, facing budgetary and management problems in the pandemic and the disruption of political power, was stripped of some of its executive powers and the roles of directors of the units are freeform, with no central director.
==History==
The station suspended its operations on the afternoon of August 18, 2024.
The following day, at 2:35pm, broadcasts resumed without the participation of Marxist staff which was fired and the channel is airing a transitional schedule. The plan is to become "its former self" (pre-2020) by October 1.
==Operations==
==Criticism==
Radiodifusão Realense do Ultramar

Radiodifusão Realense do Ultramar (Realese Overseas Broadcasting) is a Realese public broadcaster operated by Rádio e Televisão Realense that operates basic radio and television services to Real's overseas territories.
==History==
In the 30s, the Realese government accepted the introduction of radio in its overseas territories, under a special license issued by the government. The licenses were given over to Realese Guyana, Realese Guadeloupe, Huamba, Cabo Ouro, Marrakenya, Timor and Caima. In the 40s, additional services followed for the remaining colonies.
==Operations==
===Realese Guyana===
*Rádio Guiana
*RRU Guiana
===Realese Guadeloupe===
*Rádio Guadalupe
*RRU Guadalupe
===Realese Polynesia===
*Rádio Polinésia
*Rádio Tahiti (in co-operation with RÉO Polynésie)
*RRU Polinésia
==Former operations and their current statuses==
*RRU Caima (now Teledifusão da Caima)
*RRU Marraquénia (now Rádio Marraquénia)
Rangeedu

Rangeedu is the capital of the Xalxas Autonomy. It houses an estimated 20,000 people, roughly a third of the local population. It is located inland in the center of the region.
==History==
Rangeedu was, for many years, the center of the Xalxan Kingdom.
==Administration==
==Infrastructure==
Until the late-2000s, much of Rangeedu's infrastructure was primarily out-of-date. Solar power was an issue debated by the Autonomy's government in 2003 with the installation of solar panels in some buildings to prevent a negative influence on the consumption of electricity. Eventually, the panels were constructed in 2007.
The city houses the soon-to-be-decommissioned Rangeedu television transmitter. The transmitter was powerful enough to cover the entire autonomy, however was prone to failures in the end of 2018.
==Demographics==
An estimated 40.000 people live in Rangeedu, nearly half of the Autonomy's population. Like the region, a vast majority consists of ethnic Xalxans however a few people of Oriencian or Ishigakian descent are also found.
==Famous people==
*Wanora Xetri (1801-1865)
Rangeedu Kocho

Rangeedu Kocho is a Xalxan association football team that plays for the L-League.
==History==
Isolation from the rest of Lenapore has led to the delayed arrival of association football in the Xalxas Autonomy. In 1952, a Rangeedu school teacher decided to add football to its school teachings. Football, despite the lack of a decent playing field, quickly became popular but briefly eclipsed araka.
In 1965, the Rangeedu Stadium opened. It had a limited capacity of 1,000 seats, in order to better manage itself with the population. This led to the creation of Rangeedu Kocho in October 1965.
==Players==
Ray TV

Ray (formerly Ray TV) is a Pakifan television channel owned by Ray Concept. Programming started on October 1, 2007. Currently the network specializes in music videos and film and TV productions from the company.
==History==
On October 1, 2005, RayCONCEPT experimented a Pakifan music channel, M&E TV (Music and Entertainment Television), running a four-hour playlist that was updated weekly. The experiment, despite being prone to failures, proved successful for it to award a terrestrial license, which it won in 2007. In June 2007 a transitional period started, forcing RayCONCEPT to shut down M&E TV and use the off-air period to launch Ray TV.
The channel started on RayCONCEPT's tenth anniversary - October 1, 2007, and the music videos now shared time with news bulletins, cheap Hopelandian imports, and film and television series from the RayCONCEPT catalog. A third-party series called Mora Fureng premiered in this month, and was its successful series until its cancellation in 2009.
New administration took over in 2011 under the principle of being "a new Ray TV for the digital age", in allusion to the shutdown of analog signals in the Pakifas in late March of that year.
In February 2021, RayCONCEPT announced that it was going to drop the "TV" from its name, ditto for its radio properties Ray FM and the usurped Tok FM. The TV channel was now going to be named Ray or Ray Channel, and the mornings would be shared with the radio station. Flagship programs including Ray TV News, Ray Talk, Boom Box and Hena Ganga were renamed Ray News, Ray Talks, Ray Boombox and Good Life respectively. The changes took effect on March 15.
Following the shutdown of Pakifan Screen, RayCONCEPT accepted a package of movies from XR Films that Pakifan Screen was unable to show due to its suspension.
==Programming==
Recollections of 8X

Recollections of 8X is a Flarlandian-Ashtalaian animated television series created by George Attens and produced by Vilvek International Television and George Attens' Number One For Life.
The show premiered on December 18, 2015 to generally favorable reviews. Season 2 premiered May 30, 2017, although production briefly halted for a week due to issues between Flarland and Ashtalaia that led to a brief shutdown of the Vilvek Film Company's offices in Wembley. On June 28, 2017, the show was renewed for a third season. On October 24, 2018, it was announced that the third season would be released on November 30, 2018.
==Premise==
The first season is set in 1984.
Record TV

Record TV (formerly TV Record and Rede Record) is a Veracrucian television network owned by fraudulent businessman Edir Macedo.
==History==
==Controversies==
===Record, Macedo and the UCKG===
Although the channel is owned by the founder of the UCKG, Record TV is not directly owned by them, it is, rather, a separate company from the UCKG itself. The overnight slots on the network and international services are given over to the UCKG. Some people believe that this reflects Edir's two lives.
One time, in 2009, Record broadcast a recollection of Edir's life in prison in 1992, resulting in mass criticism.
===Knock-offs===
Rediffusion Lenapore

Rediffusion Lenapore is, as of 2020, the DAB and internet radio brand of E-Television, partly owned by Associated-Rediffusion. The classic Rediffusion was founded in 1949 as a result of the success encountered in radio broadcasting in Lenapore, particularly in the post-World War II era. The cable radio service was seen as a remedy against poor reception which affected certain housing estates until then. Rediffusion Lenapore was operated by Overseas Rediffusion, a subsidiary of the Nashlandian Rediffusion broadcasting business, from the former's foundation until the late 1980s, when the Nashlandian-owned Rediffusion conglomerate was broken up.
Rediffusion temporarily shut down between 2012 and 2013.
==History==
==Operations==
===1949-2000===
As a subscription service, Rediffusion broadcast on one cable network spread throughout Lenapore City. By 1965, the service was available in other large cities of the country, dividing its schedule among the country's official languages.
===2000-2012===
In late 2011, StarHub signed with Rediffusion to carry their RediGold service.
===2013-2018===
Upon Rediffusion's revival, it signed a new deal with StarHub to carry a part of its new services on its platform. This time Rediffusion would provide educational services to primary school children, on both radio and TV formats.
===2018-present===
Rediffusion Television (Malaya)

Rediffusion Television was the first TV channel to begin operating in Malaya. Broadcasts started on August 31, 1958 (Malaya's national day) and ended in late 1959.
Throughout its ephemerous existence, Rediffusion's TV service, though ambitious, proved to be a massive shortcoming to many Malayans. It also lacked proper programming.
==History==
In the 1950s, Rediffusion was establishing television stations in Nashlandian colonies across Sondria. The first such station was Rediffusion Hang Peng in May 1957. At the same time two other stations were in the pipeline, one in Semanpura (Malaya - at the time strictly a Nashlandian colony) and one in Lenapore City (Lenapore - at the time a joint Michillian-Nashlandian condominium).
Regional television in Northulia

In Northulia, regional television is the name given to local television outside of the five main Northulian cities: Southgate, Harborne, Brixton, Adelaide, Yorkville and Swania.
==History==
===1950s and 1960s===
The first regional television station to sign on was CTC-7 in Canberra in late 1958. In the conventional sense, GLH-10 in Geraldton was the first outside of a capital to sign on, in October 1960.
Television continued to expand throughout Howeland and the rest of the country throughout the 1960s with no fewer than twenty-four television stations signing on in the first half of the decade.
Reitanna

Reitanna, also called the Kingdom of Reitanna, is a sovereign country, member of the Eurectipherian Union, is a social and democratic state of law and whose form of government is the parliamentary monarchy.
Its territory, with capital in Loughborough, is organized in seventeen autonomous communities.
==History==
==Government and politics==
Reitanna is a social and democratic state of law that has as its political form the parliamentary monarchy. National sovereignty resides in the Reitannan people, from whom the powers come from the state.
===Powers===
The head of state is the king. It arbitrates and moderates the regular functioning of the institutions and assumes the highest representation of kingdom of Reitanna in international relations, as well as symbolizing the unity and permanence of the nation. In any case, it has no initiative of its own in its political acts, given that it is not responsible for them and must always be endorsed by the competent political authority.
The executive power, as well as the regulatory power, are exercised by the government. The Council of Ministers is chaired by the President of the Government, who appoints his ministers and has the functions of a head of government in a parliamentary system. He is responsible before the General Courts.
Legislative power is exercised by the General Courts, supreme representative organ of the Reitannan people. The Courts is a bicameral parliament composed of the Congress of Deputies and the Senate. General elections are held every four years by universal suffrage, in which Reitannans over the age of 18 are entitled to vote.
The judicial power is formed by the set of courts and tribunals. The judges are career officials whose peak is the National Court and the Supreme Court, the body except in matters of constitutional guarantees.
==Geography==
==Demographics==
==Culture==
==Sports==
==Media==
Reitanna 1

Reitanna 1, also known as RBC 1 is the flagship television channel of Reitannan public broadcaster Reitannan Broadcasting Corporation (RBC). It was launched on 28 October 1956, being the first television service to ever operate in Reitanna.
Its programming is aimed to a wide range of audiences and includes news (RBC News and Focus), debate programmes, documentaries, sports and entertainment shows.
Reitanna 1 is state-owned and until 31 December 2009 it did show adverts in order to fund itself. On 31 December 2013, an HD simulcast called Reitanna 1 HD was launched. It airs in 720p HDTV resolution.
Its main competitors are RTN and Star.
==History==
Reitannan Television Network

Reitannan Television Network (RTN) is a Reitannan terrestrial television channel owned by RTN Media which also owns Radio Zero, one of Reitanna's most listened to radio stations. The channel launch using frequencies of the former pay-TV service Channel 10, which legally ran from Nashland. RTN's regular transmissions started on Christmas Day, 25 December 1989 and broke RBC's nationwide monopoly.
Some of the most popular programmes broadcast by RTN include Nobody Could Live Here, Hormones, Your Face Sounds Familiar, The Protected, The Simpsons (imported) and The Classroom.
==History==
Republicca

Republicca is a predominantly insular country in southern Eurectipheria.
==History==
The country was part of various empires for centuries, such as the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires.
===The first El Presidente===
==Government and politics==
The country is a "de facto" republic, as its name evidences. The political system was introduced in 1926. Until 1997, the country was led by successive dictators known under the title of "El Presidente". The title has been reused following a "democratization" of politics in 1997, where a new president is elected every four years.
==Media==
The government controls Corporazionne Radiophonica Republicca, which broadcasts radio and television services to the people. Commercial netwprks like Chanel 3 and Chanel 9 also operate.
Rienklai

Rienklai is an island country technically part of Eurectipheria. It is known for its isolated culture.
==History==
==Government and politics==
Rienklai is a republic since 1974.
==Geography==
==Demographics==
==Culture==
==Media==
RRK was founded in 1974. Until then it was a mere dependence of Nordland's NRK. RRK has three radio stations, P1 broadcasts in Rienklaish and Fajael, P2 in Norwegian and P3 is a multilanguage service broadcasting mainly music. The only commercially-operated station is Power FM which broadcasts in Norwegian.
In 1990 it started television broadcasts. RRK broadcast for two and a half hours each day yet.
Ringhang Television

Ringhang Television was a Chichetyan subscription television service founded in 1980 and that at one point used to operate its own subcription satellite.
==History==
Chichetya decided to go "one step ahead".
==Timeline==
*1980: The Ringhang company is founded.
*1981: Ringhang-1 is launched, becoming the first communications satellite in the southern part of Sondria.
*1985: The Chichetya Rupavahini Corporation signs a deal with Ringhang to begin relaying at least one or two of its programs on a weekly basis.
*1989: The Chichetyan Army uses the satellite to begin broadcasting Akhana nationwide.
*1998: Ringhang launches its digital satellite network comprised of the following channels: Rupavahini; Channel Eye; Nittakhong Charisong Television Network; Channel 3; Akhana TV; Channel 7; Jhuki City Television; National Broadcasting of Chichetya; Wattara TV; ITV; Ranichang TV and two internal channels, Ringhang-1 (unrelated with the former satellite of the same name) and Ringhang Children's Channel.
*2005: Ringhang begins offering international television channels at a subscription fee: STAR Sports, Cartoon Network, STAR World and Channel V.
*2008: Ringhang's second satellite ceases operation.
Ripkin Flatshare

Ripkin Flatshare is a Flarlandian animated television series created by Maxwell Harris for Channel 14, and is the 14th of the network's The Friday Show-branded shows (albeit on when it was part of Ripkin and Tuohy, due to the TFS brand being temporarily discontinued earlier in June 2003; the show itself is considered by some to still be a TFS Golden Age show regardless). It follows two children named George Ripkin and Senya Ripkin who live with a merman from the Caraiban Sea.
==Plot==
==Episodes==
Rissoma

Rissoma is a country in south-eastern Sondria. It is a landlocked country bordering Chichetya to the west and Tangwa to the east.
==Etymology==
Rissoma likely comes from Rik Song Ma, however this definition is considered vague.
==History==
===Ancient kingdoms===
Reports of the ancient kingdoms of modern Rissoman territory go back to the days of the Chichetyan Panchatantra. The few people living there set up small city-states with virtually no competition at all. By the year 530 AC, the leading kingdom was the Kingdom of Takhu. Takhu was led by Rairaima (514-616), who became the world's longest-reining monarch according to records given at the time. Eventually Takhu started absorbing the other kingdoms and paved way for the creation of the future state of Rissoma.
==Chichetyan annexation==
==New sovereignty==
==Modernization==
In 1989, the king of Rissoma announced plans to begin modernizing some of the infrastructure. The last time such a thing happened was in 1974.
==Economy==
==Infrastructure==
==Demographics==
Rissoma's population, as of March 2020, is of 58.900.
==Culture==
===Media===
Rissoma is served by three radio stations: two owned by Pangcheng Rissoma (PR Radio and Moenhwa Pangcheng) and one commercial station, FM Takhu. Pangcheng Rissoma has a terrestrial television monopoly, operating one television channel. Cable TV is available, yet only one third of the population has it. It is believed that Rissomans find PRTV to be somehow unappealing. Plans to improve the service are often cried out.
Internet, however, is available to at least one fifth of the population. Smartphones are far from being common, many people still rely on old cellphones.
==Sports==
Rissoma's main sports are archery and soccer.
Rupavahini Jhuki

Jhuki got television signal in 1966 and a local CRC facility was set up in 1979 to provide a "window" of local programming - initially before regular programming and later in the middle of the schedule. The increased penetration of cable television almost put the Jhuki slots in jeopardy.
In 2012, Jhuki was the last city outside of Letchingtang to have a fully-functional television center. The CRC's plan was to launch a new local television channel to be available on terrestrial and paid platforms.
Ràdio i Televisió Nacional de Catalunya

Ràdio i Televisió Nacional de Catalunya (Catalan: National Radio and Television of Catalonia) is the state-run public broadcaster of Catalonia. It operates several television channels in the country's five official languages. RTNC runs on a mixture of state subsidies and commercial advertising, in an equal 50/50 split.
==History==
Radio launched in 1927 under the auspices of the Ràdio Club de Barcelona. A few years later, it was nationalized.
Television broadcasts oficially started in 1956.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Ràdio 1: general programming
*Ràdio 2: fine arts
*Ràdio 3: dynamic programming, usually aimed at the youth
*Ràdio 4: a network of regional channels with scheduling closer to that of Ràdio 5 with some elements of Ràdio 1. Each province operates its own station. Overnight it relays Ràdio 5
*Ràdio 5: news and talk
*Radio DJ: multilingual music service
*Radio Castilla: Spanish-language radio station
*Radio Grand Étienne: French-language radio station
*Shin Touhon Rajio: Japanese-language radio station
*XFM: news and entertainment for expats. Broadcasts in English, German, Italian, Russian, Korean, Mandarin and Tagalog, all recognized minority languages.
===Television===
*TNC 1: general programming
*TNC 2: culture and the arts
*TNC 3: youth
*TNC 24 Hores: news
*TNC Esport: sports
*TNC Super: children
*TNC Rewind: old programming
*TNC Música: music. The channel also gives an incentive for local musicians to express themselves. Mutlilingual channel.
*TNC Coneixment: knowledge and education
*TV Castilla: Spanish-language channel. It blends TVC programming with local programming.
*Télévision Étiennaise: French-language channel. Most of the output is locally made.
*THK Cat - Japanese-language channel created following a protocol signed by the Oriencian public broadcaster THK.
*RTR-NTR Catalunha: Portuguese-language channel. Occasionally programming from NTR is shown.
*TV5MONDE: relays signed under a protocol
*Eurectinews: producer of the Catalan feed. The Spanish, English and Portuguese feeds are also available. A Japanese feed is being studied.
*TNC Internacional: international channel in Catalan
*Catalunya 24: Multilngual news service in five languages: in Catalan, Spanish, English, Portuguese and French.