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Tape Loading Error

Tape Loading Error was a blog, radio program and media franchise that existed in Flarland between 2009 and 2012 and again between 2019 and 2020 in light of its tenth anniversary, with a particular emphasis on the 90s.
The series had episodes dedicated mainly to a topic, from fashion to foods, from songs to movies, from comics to television series.
Over a thousand episodes were produced, with the length varying between five and fifteen minutes.
Tarambono

Tarambono (The News) is a Great Scorrian news and current affairs program broadcast in the Naenian language. Trambono is broadcast on Television Great Scorria's TVGS 1 at 3:55pm on weekdays and weekends and repeated 1:05 am and 5:35 am the following day. The focus of the programme is content which is of national significance to the targeted Naeni audience, although it has been accused of discriminating other ethnicities.
==History==
The first edition of Tarambono went live on January 18, 1985. Until then, there was a limited amount of Naenian-language programming. If Tarambono was set to be a success, then it would become a fixed part of the schedule.
Initially Tarambono ran for five minutes and the slot wasn't fixed. By 1986 it was shown at 4:25pm.
From 1985 to 2003, Hingareha Tambaronei was its main presenter.
Tarania

Tarania (Taranian: Taraan, Taraan Republik) is a sovereign landlocked country in eastern Eurectipheria.
==Etymology==
==History==
Not much is known about the past of Tarania. What is known is that the region was already dominated by Finno-Ugric tribes from Northern Eurectipheria. They would eventually settle on the regions of Tarania and Pannonia.
The people were mostly pagan. The crusades didn't work in Taranian soil, as the people wanted to keep their culture alive.
==Geography==
==Government and politics==
Tarania is a parliamentary republic that elects a president and a prime minister. The country has the Taranian Parliament as its legal institution.
==Culture==
==Media==
The government controls half of the country's media, by operating Taraan Nacionalaan Rihtevpasoõn, the government-run broadcaster. All newspapers are not under government control.
Tavengu

Tavengu, or Republic of Tavengu is a country in Northulia that is the smallest by population. Tavengu consists of two islands, five reef islands and nine atolls. The capital is Punaputi, holding accountable for more than 60% of the national population - an estimated 130 people live in it.
==History==
===Prehistory===
The origins of the people of Tavengu are addressed in the theories regarding the migration into the Pacific that began about 3000 years ago. During pre-European-contact times, there was frequent canoe voyaging between the nearer islands including Hamoa and Honga. Possible evidence of human-made fires in the Caves of Nanumanga suggests humans may have occupied the islands for thousands of years.
An important creation myth in the islands of Tuvalu is the story of te Pusi mo te Ali (the Eel and the Flounder), who are said to have created the islands of Tuvalu. Te Ali (the flounder) is believed to be the origin of the flat atolls of Tavengu and te Pusin (the eel) is the model for the coconut palms that are important in the lives of Tuvaluans. The stories of the ancestors of the Tavenguans vary from island to island. On Niutao, Punaputi and Maitupu, for instance, the founding ancestor is described as being from Hamoa, whereas on Nanumea, the founding ancestor is described as being from Honga.
==Politics==
==Geography==
==Demographics==
Tavengu is oficially the least-populated sovereign country in the world, with a population of 225 as of 2022.
==Infrastructure==
Tavito

Tavito is the current Gualsian media platform. Lenaporean media conglomerate Mediacorp owns a few shares.
==History==
On June 30, 2020, the former Gualsian broadcaster TVG was facing a huge loss due to the pandemic, as well as stiff competition from private players. The government decided to cease investing TVG starting April 2021 and would use a small fraction of the funds to finance a smaller broadcaster.
Te Karere

Te Karere is a te reo news program airing on TVNM 1, TVNM 2, TVNM 7 and TVNM International. The program has two editions on weekdays and one on weekends. In February 2018 it started broadcasting from the new 1 News studio.
==History==
When television arrived to the New Michillies, all news were in English.
==Structure==
On weekdays, a ten-minute edition airs on TVNM 2 at 11:20am. The main edition airs on TVNM 1 at 3:55pm and is marketed as "the first news of the evening" and runs for thirty minutes. The weekend edition airs exclusively on TVNM 7.
TVNM International airs the daily editions live. Some TVNM channels also air repeats: TVNM 1 reruns it overnight and TVNM 7 reruns it before 7 at 8.
==Competition==
Te Māngai Pāho

Te Māngai Pāho (the Māori Broadcast Funding Agency) is the New Michillian entity responsible for the promotion of the Māori language and Māori culture by providing funding for Māori-language programming on radio, and television. It was established in 1989 under the name Te Reo Whakapuaki Irirangi, and is administered by the Ministry of Justice, but uses the name Te Māngai Pāho or TMP in official publications.
Team KRA vs. Khyber: TAS

Team KRA vs. Khyber: TAS is a Flarlandian direct-to-television film produced entirely by Couch Slave Entertainment that will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray in September 2019 and later shown on Channel 14 in December 2019. The film will feature a showdown between Khyber, Rhett and Arrow as they appeared on Team KRA versus their appearance on Khyber: The Animated Series. The film will have staff from Team KRA. The film was released in September 2019 on digital download followed by a physical release in October.
==Premise==
The film starts with Khyber checking his mailbox. He suddenly receives a message from an unknown email address, simply saying "do not open". Khyber opens and receives a photograph of his Team KRA self. He starts investigating until he realizes that the mail went past an interdimensional portal. He then witnesses that his 2003 counterpart is paying a visit "to the real world" (assuming the world of Khyber: The Animated Series is real and is making a meta reference to Team KRA, as witnessed in the series) and invites the "real" Khyber, Rhett and Arrow to their world.
==Production==
A mid-credits scene from Khyber: The Animated Film is set in the office of the Khyber Waterman Detectives Agency as seen on Team KRA. Khyber is lonely and receives, for the first time in twelve years, an e-mail from Khyber's K:TAS counterpart saying that the two were going to meet at one point. The scene ends with a caricature of Khyber Waterman (similar to his K:TAS self) bringing a piece of paper to his Team KRA counterpart with the question "Do you want a season 6 of Khyber: The Animated Series or Team KRA?" and he is undecided. The teaser ends with a solid COMING SOON followed by another screen saying NO JOKE. The scene was, for many fans, a sign of hope for a sixth season of Team KRA, coupled with Channel 14's HD reruns that started in the previous year.
A trailer for Team KRA vs. Khyber: TAS appeared on the previews at the start of the Khyber: The Animated Film DVD. Many fans believed it was a joke until Khyber Waterman announced that a television film is under development and is set to be released in 2019. Shortly after the film's release, it was officially announced that Channel 14 would premiere the film and would screen it as part of a possibly revived It's Khyber strand of programming.
A two-minute trailer, featuring the now-iconic scene where Khyber's Team KRA counterpart is checking his e-mail and finds new correspondence for the first time in thirteen years, was released on June 26 on YouTube and Facebook (and on Channel 14 at 20:30). The film will apparently run for an hour.
Tebuema Recordings

Tebuema Recordings was a Pakifan film and music production company set up by Michael Tebuema in 1965, and was made bankrupt in 2007. Tebuema lived a continuous apex until at least 1999, when health problems forced Tebuema to limit its scope of activities to the video sector under its music label Tebuema Audio Visual. Tebuema also had a notorious grasp in the mismanagement of TV3 Pakifas in 1998 before its shutdown.
Tele Ochio

Tele Ochio is an Armandine television channel owned by Oxígeno FM.
==History==
Tele Ochio was founded as a production company working primarily for ATC (later Canal 7) on December 3, 1992. Its first production (Las Mujeres y los Gordos) premiered in June 1993. The production was rather amateur, but set the tone for the production company, with its specialty being comedy series.
The contracts ended in 2007 and Tele Ochio was absorbed by Oxígeno FM, owners of Oxígeno TV.
==Programming==
*Pague Por Sufrir
Telecorporación Armandina

Telecorporación Armandina was formed in 1985 from the merger of Televisoras del Interior (TELIN), owners of Canal 13 and Canal 6.
==History==
In 1979, Sarcos Ortega started operating TELIN's first station, Canal 13 Santa Fe.
In recent years, TCA bought out a number of local television channels and has also replaced some outlets with relays of the national satellite feed of Canal 13.
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Radio Metro
*Formula Hit
===Television===
*Canal 6
*Canal 11
*Canal 13
*Tele Noticias
*La Música
*Viva
===Publications===
===Online===
Telefun Quiz

Not to be confused with a South Bulungian game show of a similar name, Telly Fun Quiz. More details below.
Telefun Quiz was a Flarlandian gameshow broadcast by Channel Thirteen between 1980 and 1991. It was an entirely local format, yet it featured influences from foreign formats in individual challenges. For most of its existence, it was hosted by Richard Lumley. During its eleven years on air, it had two formats, and both ran for at least an hour (including commercials), especially on Saturday evenings.
==History==
==Format==
===First format===
===Second format===
==Telly Fun Quiz==
An unrelated game show using a similar name was shown in South Bulungi on the SBBC's TV1 in the first hakf of the 90s.
Television in Armandina

Television was introduced to Armandina in 1953. Today there are eight historical national terrestrial networks and a handful of local networks available. Cable TV is also popular. Since the 1960s, Armandina has produced a whole host of successful telenovelas, most of them were exported to other countries. The leading broadcaster is Telecorporación Armandina, owners of channels 6, 11 and 13, however in recent years, coupled by the new Romagnoli administration, ATC and TV2 have started to regain ground.
==Channels==
Logo	Name of channel	Date of launch 	Owner 	HD?	Former names 	Broadcasting hours	Other notes
 	TV2 	1957 	Grupo Nacib 	Yes	INT (1966-1993), Azul Televisión (1998-2003)	24 hours 	
 	Canal 4 	1991 	 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
 	Canal 6 	1985 	Telecorporación Armandina 	Yes	 	05:30-02:00 	
 	ATC 	1953 	Ente Radio Televisivo Armandino	Yes	 	06:00-00:00 	
 	Tele Ochio 	2022 	Oxígeno FM 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
 	Excélsior TV 	2008 	Grupo Excélsior 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
 	Canal 11 	2008 	Telecorporación Armandina 	Yes	 	07:00-02:00 	
 	Canal 13 	February 10, 1981	Telecorporación Armandina 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
 	Oxígeno TV 	2006 	Oxígeno FM 	Yes	 	06:00-01:00 	
 	Extrema TV 	2006 	Oxígeno FM 	Yes	 	06:00-01:00 	
 	UNIFE 	August 30, 2022 	UCKG 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
 	Canal O 	2016 	Oxígeno FM 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
 	26 TV 	 	Pierri Group 	Yes	 	24 hours 	
==Terrestrial line-up in Sanhuezo==
*2.1 - TV2
*2.2 - Canal Crónica (noticias)
*4.1 - Canal 4
*6.1 - Canal 6
*6.2 - Gente
*7.1 - ATC
*7.2 - ATCultura
*7.3 - ATC 24
*7.4 - Teledeporte
*8.1 - Tele Ochio
*9.1 - Excélsior TV
*9.2 - Excélsior 24
*11.1 - Canal 11
*13.1 - Canal 13
*13.2 - Tele Noticias
*13.3 - Viva
*14.1 - Oxígeno TV
*15.1 - Extrema TV
*16.1 - UNIFE
*18.1 - Canal O
*26.1 - 26 TV
Television in Catalonia

Television is really popular in Catalonia. In recent years the television industry has stayed true to the multicultural standards that the country has been building in the 21st century.
==History==
===1950s===
Television arrived to Catalonia in 1956, broadcasts were controlled by Ràdio i Televisió Nacional de Catalunya. Televisió Nacional de Catalunya opened with a two-hour special program from the Miramar Hotel and broadcast from the Montjuic television transmitter commissioned in 1954.
Television broadcasts were usually limited to the 8-10pm slots and there was a lack of tapes. In 1958, TNC upgraded its infrastructure to allow some pre-recorded programming. Telediari premiered in the same year.
===1960s===
By 1961, television had become a nationwide success, TNC had established three relay stations and they were all connected by microwave links. The government decided to add educational programming during daytime hours. TNC was now broadcasting five and a half hours a day on weekends starting at around 6pm.
A second channel started in 1964 on VHF frequencies in Barcelona. UHF transmitters were to follow in the coming years. TNC 2 mainly relayed programming from TNC 1 until it gained greater autonomy, in 1966 it started making its own programs.
===1970s===
Color broadcasts commenced on both channels in 1973. As Catalonia began a process of democratization, television programs in foreign languages (either with or without subtitles) started to appear on local screens.
===1980s===
The regional generalitats were annoyed at TNC's progressive practices and decided to launch a combined network, TV3, in 1983. TV3 was operated by Televisió de Catalunya, who initially claimed that it was the de facto Catalan broadcaster. The dispute was settled a year later, and TNC-TVC truce talks commenced.
The decade ended with the legalization of commercial television. Nous Mitjans, S.A. created Quatre and Mediaset, owned by Iterian magnate Sergio Berlusconi, opened Canal 5.
===1990s===
Commercial television broadcasts became regular in 1990, with Quatre being the first. The channel faced numerous problems due to the hegemony of both TNC and TV3. As a consequence, the existing broadcasters had to diversify their content offer. TNC invited an Oriencian-born Catalan to read the main news, a sign of the growing ethnical awareness in the country, especially Barcelona.
===2000s===
===2010s===
==Channels==
Television in Chichetya

Television arrived to Chichetya in 1962 when Rupavahini (CRC) statted broadcasting.
==History==
The first television experiments were conducted in 1957 by members of the Letchingtang Technical University, based on exoeriments that has occurred a few years earlier in Khaoland. The government quickly began a period of discussion over whether or not there woumd be a television service. Eventually it was approved in 1960. The Chichetya Rupavahini Corporation was founded. The first broadcast was on February 15, 1962. Broadcasts were on the Letchingtang transmitter on channel 9. Initially there were few television sets and at least one in every five hundred people owned a television set, as they were deemed expensive. The few sets were sold exclusively at the Sok Jai Electric Company's store. Rupavahini operated for two hours every evening. A second transmitter was built in Sokhang and Rupavahini started operating on said transmitter on November 23, 1963.
During the first years, television was operating on a significantly poor infrastructure, the government had planned to roll more transmitters in a plan given at the time Rupavahini, but television was still considered to be expensive and not a primary priority for the people. It also relied heavily on foreign programming, usually from English-speaking countries, and initially without subtitles.
Data from 1965 claims that one in ten Chichetyans already owned a television set.
In 1974, Chichetya's second television channel, Akhana, owned by the Chichetyan army, went to air. The initial purpose was for Akhana to be available in army facilities, but it quickly gained attraction due to its exclusive coverage of Chichetyan fighting. The introduction of the Ringhang satellites (later owned by Ringhang Television) saw Chichetyan television signals expand to remote areas and new regional facilities were built.
==Channels==
Name of channel	Date of launch 	Owner 	HD?	Former names	Broadcasting hours	Other notes
Rupavahini 	15 February 1962	Chichetya Rūpavāhinī Corporation 	No 	 	04:30-00:00 	
Channel 3 	26 March 1985 	LEC-TERO 	No 	 	05:00-00:00 	
Akhana 	29 April 1977 	Royal Chichetyan Army 	No 	 	04:30-00:00 	
Channel 7 	1972 	Sanchikai Tholai 	No 	 	04:45-00:15 	
NBC TV 	1991 	National Broadcasting Systems of Chichetya	Yes	 	05:45-00:00 	
Channel Eye 	1999 	CRC 	No 	 	05:45-00:00 	
Sirasa TV 	1999 	Capital Maharaja Group 	No 	 	06:00-01:00 	
*Rupavahini
*Channel Eye
*Rupavahini Jhuki
*Sokhan
*Akhana (army)
*Channel 7
*NBC - National Broadcaster of Chichetya
*News Central
Television in Eumoritown

Main article: Media of Eumoritown
Although television was introduced to Eumoritown in 1985, its planning took more than 25 years. Isolation and lack of interest were among the earlier factors that led to a wide-scale rejection of television in Eumoritown, but there was also the possible idea that it would hurt the film sector. Currently Eumoritown has three local television broadcasting companies as well as a subscription television service provided by the ETA. Here's its history.
==History==
===Early interest===
In February 1960, representatives of a company called Television International Enterprises were headed to Flarland to convene plans for the television services in Flarland's overseas territories. While the Henleys and the Pakifas already got their construction permits ready in April and June 1960, respectively, the territory of Eumoritown, whose local radio service was started by the Eumoritonian Broadcasting Corporation just a few years earlier, thought that television would be a "stretch on the budget", for either the government or private entities.
TIE Ltd said that the tea-dependent territory didn't want to refuse the offer, but setting up a privately-owned television station without the consent of the government, unlike the Henlyes and Pakifas stations that started up as joint TIE-government networks (until 1974), was considered by the government of the time to be "sick and wrong".
Territory Commissioner of Eumoritown John Gurgel (period of serving 1957 to 1974) said:
"I saw television in 1958 in Wembley. Some of the programming doesn't match the lifestyles practiced in Eumoritown. As of now, under my rule, television will always be the demon's box."
Such speech would also be replicated by South Bulungi, whose television service didn't start until 1973.
In 1962, Television Broadcasts Henleys took to the air. The first television set brought to Eumoritown was owned by technician Scott Saffords, who bought a television set and an antenna in June 1962 in Port Henley to later send it to his home in Crown Harbor, in northern Eumoritown. He was granted access, though very deficiently, of distant reception of television stations from the Henleys, of the TVB network, and some stations from the Ashtalaic countries with poorer reception. One day in 1963, Saffords received signals from NBS TV, and from a faint picture, was able to understand that the NBS was reporting about fraud committed in the 1962 legislative election of Flarland.
In 1973, after TVB switched to color, Saffords switched his television set for a new one. Saffords' experiments were logged in a diary he called "Chronicle of Television in Eumoritown". His influence has led to, after the government crisis in 1974, lobby for the installation of an EBC television service.
Television in Figi

Overview of the television stations broadcasting in Figi.
==Figi One==
Figi One is a free-to-air channel run by Figi Television. It provides coverage throughout Figi. It is fully funded from revenue generated through commercial advertisements, meaning that programs have commercial breaks.
Figi One started broadcasting in 1994. Initially, the channel used the "ONE" wordmark from TV One of the New Michillies. The channel is known for its weekend sports broadcasts.
==Figi Two==
The channel launched in recent years on the digital terrestrial platform under a draw initiated by the existing broadcasters. Figi Two's programming is more limited than Figi One's.
==FBC TV==
The state-run FBC started television broadcasts in September 2011. Programming consists of a mixture of local news and music, international television series and programming sourced from the English service of Al-Jazeera.
==FBC 2==
FBC 2 (not to be confused with the Flarlandian channel of the same name started broadcasts in 2016, however its programming is more limited like Figi Two. However, here it relies on simulcasts (live and delayed) of Northulia Television International and Voice of Hopeland Television, as well as limited third-party religious programming, from the Universal Church and the Family Restoration Church. It also relays some Television New Michillies programming as a member of Northulica TV.
==FBC Sports==
Formerly known as FBC Plus, FBC Sports is Figi's only fully-local sports channel.
==Mai TV==
A smaller television station run mainly by ethnic South Sondrians. Until 2012 it held the rights to the TVNM News and related programming, Al-Jazeera relays and Voice of Hopeland Television until it started losing the contract to FBC TV. In November 2018 it was acquired by Merwinian television channel TV Lai but eventually a lockdown at the company meant that TV Lai had to keep 50% of the shares.
==Subscription television==
Television in Great Giana

Television in Great Giana is largely dependent of television in Hopeland. However, despite such "dependence", Great Gianan television programs and fiction have been intensely produced for years.
==History==
When television arrived to Hopeland in 1949, television was still living in a state of "licence freezes" - when IBS signed up for a television service in Albany, responses from stations and affiliates-to-be in Hopeland itself were overwhleming. In 1950, an IBS committe decided to begin implementing a television service in Great Giana - only if there was interest from the Gianan Broadcasting Corporation, which was ultimately defeated from the bidding process, but eventually launched its own television service in later years.
==Channels==
===Weddell===
*2 - OK2
*4 - Four
*6 - GBC Television
*7 - Seven
*9 - Nine
*12 - Gianan Media Networks
*14 - Antena Latina
*31 - MTN Great Giana