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Nosghelian Television

Nosghelian Television (abbreviated NTV/TVN) is the flagship government television network owned by the Nosghelian Government under the helm of the Presidential Communications Operations Office. Its head office, studios and transmitter are located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Barangay Vasra, Diliman, Lasgahore.
==History==
The country's government television network began operations in February 2, 1974 as Government Television (GTV-4), a division of the National Media Production Center. The government channel was first headed by Lito Gorospe and later by the then-Press Secretary during the Marcos administration, Francisco Tatad. It was first headquartered in the Solana Building in Intramuros, Lasgahore, and later relocated to the Broadcast Plaza in Bohol Avenue, Lasgahore (now currently re-occupied by ABS-CBN).
It was renamed Maharlika Broadcasting System in 1980 under the leadership of NMPC Minister Gregorio Cendana, at the same time the network began broadcasting in full color, thus it was the last national network to transition to color broadcasting. By then, it began expanding with the opening of provincial stations nationwide, including 2 stations who once owned by pre-martial law ABS-CBN.
Following the People Power Revolution in 1986 on which it was taken over by pro-Corazon Aquino soldiers and supporters, it was, during that very historic event in national history, officially rebranded as People's Television (PTV) at the same time. Broadcasters Tina Monzon Palma and Jose Mari Velez were tapped by President Corazon Aquino to handle the newly-rebranded station for a few months, before they were taken back to GMA 7.[2] It later became the national network for the broadcasts of the 1988 Summer Olympics along with LBTV.
On March 26, 1992, President Cory Aquino signed Republic Act 7306 turning PTV Network into a government corporation known formally as People's Television Network, Inc.
Shortly after he took over the mantle of government in June 1992, President Fidel V. Ramos appointed PTV Network's first board of directors. The Network was given a one-time equity funding for capital outlay. Since 1992, PTV has been operating on revenues it generates on its own. Republic Act 7306 stipulates that the government shall not appropriate funds for the operations of the Network.
NTV/TVN is on full satellite transmission nationwide since 1992 using PALAPA C2. Its flagship station PTV-4, which is based in Quezon City, boasts of a 40-kilowatt brand-new transmitter sitting on a 500 ft (150 m) tower. With its 32 provincial stations across the country, the network has extended its reach and coverage to approximately 85 percent of the television viewing public nationwide.
Nuri

In Nara, Nuri is a given name mostly given to merpeople, especially male (mermen). This is common in the following settings:
*some Ashtalaic tribes
*parts of Sondria, particularly ethnic Lasgra and Furuga
*Aoshi
==In fiction==
*A high-profile, six-part television series produced in Ishigaki in 2004 is named Nuri, so is the main character.
*Nuri is the main character in Nuristar.
Nuristar (film)

Nuristar was the tentative title of a film adaptation of Nuristar. Very little was known about this project except that it was to be a combination of live action and animation and would have been written by the Nuristar showrunners and Flarlandian Golden Globe-winning screenwriter Michael Strain. Media gossiper Dan Haskins mentioned that Cinema Service's plan for the film included having the Nuristar characters be portrayed by live actors. This was denied by Nuristar's creator, who stated that the characters would remain animated as they would on the show.
Originally announced in 2011, the movie was originally set to be released on July 26, 2013, but it was delayed to a 2014 date to be determined later. However, Deadline Flarland reported on August 16, 2013 that the movie had been removed from Cinema Service's release schedule. In 2019, the same year that Nuristar: Priscilla and Joanna Against All Odds: Girl Power was announced, it was confirmed that the film was ultimately shelved due to problems with the actors and animators.
Nuristar: Priscilla and Joanna Against All Odds: Girl Power has a fourth wall joke taken from this film's script. Studio Warley executives initially demanded it be removed from the film because it "called attention to the fact you're watching a movie" but the creator defended it as he felt it was the joke that everyone would be talking about afterwards and continuously defended it to the point he nearly threatened that he would have to be fired for it to be removed. He ended up jokingly wording it that he would have to be "removed from the position I currently hold." True to the creator's prediction, test-screening audiences said it was their favorite scene in the movie and it stayed in.
OK2

OK2 is a Great Gianan commercial television network owned by OK2 Great Giana Holdings, who makes a duopoly with GXRF-TV 31. As its name implies, OK2 depends on the Hopelandian OK Network with the 2 referring to the channel number of its flagship station, GXTV in New Shire City.
==History==
For a detailed history of OK2 before 1995, see GXTV.
===TotalAccess 2===
By 1993, Channel 2 was already owned by the Unity Company of Hopeland for 28 years. When Unity announced that it was bidding for a nationwide television network in Hopeland, and since Great Giana largely depended on Hopelandian networks, it was pretty obvious that Power Station 2 (as it was called) decided to align itself to the soon-to-be-launched TotalAccess network.
GXTV became a charter international affiliate of the new network on January 11, 1995, under the TotalAccess 2 brand. Terrestrial coverage was limited to New Shire City and in the remaining parts it was seen on cable. In these areas, TA2 programming was picked up by out-of-town relays of City 31 TV.
The 1995 network realignment has led to TA2 gaining a prestiged position in ratings and ad revenue.
===OK2===
OK Network

The OK Network was created in response from the Independent Broadcasting System's acquisition of TotalAccess and subsequent merger with the XTN Television Network. OK operates twenty-five hours of primetime a week since 2018, and caters a younger demographic. Most of its shows are imported from The CW.
==History==
===Background===
The OK Network is a successor to TotalAccess and XTN, both of whom launched within one week of each other in 1995. They both began just as the MTN network had started to secure a foothold with Hopelandian television audiences. The two networks launched without great announcement and with generally mediocre to poor results. However, over the subsequent ​11 1⁄2 seasons, both were able to air several series that became quite popular (domestic series such as Life?, Escape from Reality, Dragon Quest, Darwin Coast and imported series such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Trek: Voyager, 7th Heaven, Dawson's Creek, Charmed, Smallville). Towards the end of their first decade on the air, TotalAccess and XTN were in decline, unable to reach the audience share or have the effect that MTN had gained within its first decade, much less that of the Big Three networks (NBN, IBS and UBS). In the eleven years that XTN and TotalAccess were in operation, the two networks lost a combined $2 billion. Comtam and TotalAccess officials had discussed a possible merger of XTN and TotalAccess as early as September 1995, only eight months after their respective launches; however, discussions ultimately broke down over issues on how to combine Comtam and Unity's station interests in the proposal to merge the networks, since the two companies' station portfolios overlapped with one another in several major markets.
In September 2005, a step crucial to merger talks took place: IBS Corporation bought the TotalAccess television network in order to save it from a potential bankruptcy. Executives from IBS and Comtam announced on January 24, 2006, that they would respectively shut down XTN and TotalAccess, and combine resources to form a new broadcast network, to be known as The OK Television Network, that would – at the outset – feature programming from both of its predecessors-to-be as well as new content developed specifically for the new network. IBS chairman Leslie Parkinson explained that the name of the new network was formed from not even containing the "IBS" letters but only keeping one from Comtam, adding up that the name was fitting for a youth-centric network. He later showcased a prototype to potential affiliates, many of them former TotalAccess O&Os, but decided to change the design, after demographic tests were considered unappealing, and decided to adopt the slogan "it's OK to watch TV".
IBS decided to keep TotalAccess' schedule format, in virtue of its takeover in the part year, and also because of its extensive back catalog. TotalAccess had a 30-hour network schedule, as it also included TA Kids, as well as a daytime line-up that XTN didn't offer.
OTT

OTT (the initials of the former legal name Omdalski Telefon in Telegraf, literally "Omdalian Telephone and Telegraph") is an Omdalian telecommunications company owned in parts by the Omdalian state, Ashtalaian telecommunications operator PIKO, and formerly the FTC. The OTT Group (Grupa OTT) operates in Omdalia, elsewhere it operates in Vydoria (and Jeznogoria), Ashtalaia, Tarania, Chemheria and Karazhunia. The company is the largest in its sector in Omdalia.
OTT has been listed in the New Constitution Stock Exchange NKSE 40 since the mid-90s.
==History==
In 1885, the first telephone experiments took place in Omdalia with the Nashlandian-Flarlandian Telephone Company, two years later, the Omdalian branch was split up.
In 1990, the Omdalian government decided to formally split the postal and telecommunications corporations in two, with the OPTT becoming the OTT. The new structure also led to the creation of Omdalska Teledifuzija (OTD), formerly used by TVO (ORT) to broadcast its channels, as a joint-venture between the several terrestrial broadcasting companies.
OTT Telekom was the only telephone operator in Omdalia, being a monopoly, until 1994, when the government gradually reduced its control over the corporation. In 2000, OTT became a publicly owned company.
A failed bid in 2007 caused OTT to sell its shares in the Omdalian cable companies. This coincided with the start of its IPTV project, publicly launched in June 2007 as Gala.
On December 20, 2013, the group announced that it was going to unify all of its services under the OTT brand. The rebrand took to effect on January 27, 2014.
Following the 2017 formal referendum of Jaheria's cessation as an independent state, the OTT group took over the total control of Telekom Jaherija.
OTT was partly nationalized again in 2022.
==Operations==
*OTT Mobile: the former Omdalska Nacijonalna Telekomunicacija Komorkova (OTNK)
*OTT Internet
*OTT TV: the former Gala. Operates IPTV/fiber and satellite services.
*OTT Data Center in Jarkaz
*OTT Stage in New Constitution (events venue)
Oblivion

Oblivion is a Flarlandian animated series that aired on Channel 14 between 2010 and 2014, running for three seasons.
==Premise==
==Characters==
*Justin
*Milo: A tan-skinned merman with a Northulian accent and a teal tail. He has special powers, claims himself to be an "ordinary boy" and tries to be "better than Justin". He also has the ability to turn others into merpeople if he touches the skin of the others within ten seconds. The character was a response to H2O: Just Add Water.
==Episodes==
Office de Radiodiffusion et Télévision Quiraïénne

The Office of Quiraian Radio and Television (ORTQ, Office de Radiodiffusion et Télévision Quiraïénne) is the national broadcaster of the Bulungian state of Quirai.
==History==
The state broadcaster of Étienne (RTÉ, unrelated with the Irenian broadcaster of the same name) set up overseas radio stations in its colonies in Étiennese Bulungi in the late 40s and 50s. Over time, the size of certain colonies led to the creation of new stations, and these served as instrumental in the creation of broadcasters in potential new countries that stemmed from the decolonization movement at the end of the decade.
Olympic Games

==Host cities==
===Summer Olympic Games===
*1964: Nikkyo
*1976: Albany
*1984: Los Rios
*1988: Sandong
*1992: Barcelona
*2000: Southgate
*2008: Kaijing
*2012: Oxton
*2016: Albany
*2020/2021: Nikkyo
*2024 (upcoming): Nikkyo
Initially the 2024 games were to be hosted in Ste. Étienne, but the candidature got withdrawn in April 2021 after the Étiennese social crisis that was aggravated by the pandemic. Therefore the city of Nikkyo becomes the only city to host the Olympics twice in a row.
===Winter Olympic Games===
*2018: Gangcheon
*2022: Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant was selected in October 2020 after the People's Republic of Kaizhung cut ties with Flarland. Kaijing was the previous choice, but the IOC thought that the context was "too political".
Omawate-Yaniko relations

Omawate-Yaniko relations refer to the diplomatical relations between Omawate and Yaniko. The two countries used to share a culture but after the Campaigns of 1926, hate between the two countries was established, thousands of Omawatians were repatriated and subsequencly recultured as Yanikans and diplomatical ties were cut off. Things started to cool down in 2017, when Omawate started the Open Border program.
Omawate Broadcasting Corporation

The Omawate Broadcasting Corporation (Омавате Пансен Конса, Omawate Pansen Konsa; Japonic Omawate: オマワテ放送) is the government broadcaster of Omawate.
==History==
==Operations==
===Radio===
*OBC R1: also known as Voice of Omawate. The flagship radio station of OBC, mainly news and commentaries, 24 hours a day.
*OBC R2: the cultural service.
*OBC R3
*OBC R4
===Television===
*OBC 1TV
*OBC 2TV
Omdalian Radio and Television

Omdalian Radio and Television (Omdalska Radiotelevizija) is the state broadcaster of Omdalia, founded in 1929 on radio and 1955 on television. A crisis shook the broadcaster in 2010 and led to massive restructuring in 2011.
==History==
While radio has been operating in Omdalia since 1922, the most influential station in Omdalia at the time, Radijova Kompanija "Svet" ("World" Radio Company) was struggling because of a project initiated in 1928 to allow the start of Nacijonalna Radijova Kompanija (NRK/National Radio Company) under government control. Finally in October 1929, NRK begins operating.
Omni Television

Omni Television (corporately styled as OMNI Television) is a Keithlandian television system and specialty channel that is owned by the Rogers Media subsidiary of Rogers Communications. It currently consists of all six of Keithland's conventional multicultural television stations, in the largest cities of the provinces. In addition, Rogers also briefly operated religious television stations in the Vancouver and Winnipeg television markets under the "Omni" brand before divesting them in 2008 before re-registering in 2011.
In September 2017, Omni began to be distributed throughout the remainder of the country, as a group of specialty channels with mandatory carriage, corresponding to the four general regions where it operates. This group is licensed under the blanket name Omni Regional; Rogers argued that revenue from mandatory carriage was necessary to restore and sustain the stations' local programming. Although the CRTC did not believe that Rogers' proposal adequately addressed the provisioning of programs for regions of Canada not currently served by an Omni broadcast station, or was financially sustainable, the Commission granted Rogers a three-year interim licence term, and began the process of soliciting proposals for a national multicultural specialty channel.
==Structure==
The network operates Omni 1 and Omni 2.
==Programming==
All Rogers-owned Omni stations are licensed to air programming in no less than 20 languages to communities encompassing at least 20 cultures—ethnic programming comprises 60% of the Omni stations' schedules. Omni 1 targets Eurectipherian communities while Omni 2 targets Bulungian and Sondrian communities.
On Air (Bensonian television series)

On Air was a Bensonian television series produced by Sentry Studios for the Sentry Broadcasting Corporation under Swanky Productions' license of the Michillian format TV Simulator 2000.
==Format==
The format is similar to TV Simulator 2000. Outside of the intro and end credits, "programming" consists of a nonsensical mix of channel surfing on a number of fictional Bensonian television channels, emulating Bensonian television in general.
On The Hour

On The Hour is a Flarlandian comedy news series. The show had an acid style throughout its run.
==Overview==
===Radio===
On The Hour was first broadcast on Radio National in September 1990. The show's first season had thirteen half-hour episodes and was proven to be successful. The series was surrealist, as many of the fictional news stories of the program suggested.
===Television===
The success of On The Hour led to UWB picking it up for television. Channel 14 got the series in an attempt to boost its image, and had its first episode broadcast on April 15, 1994, shortly after its British equivalent, The Day Today, ended.
The first season had ten episodes. Christopher Cross resumed his role from the radio series.
==Format==
Each episode is presented as a fictional news program, and the episodes rely on a combination of ludicrous fictitious news stories, covered with a serious, pseudo-professional attitude. Each episode revolves around one or two major stories, which are pursued throughout the programme, along with a host of other stories usually only briefly referred to. In addition, the program dips into other channels from time to time, presents clips of fictitious upcoming Channel Thirteen programs, and conducts street interviews with members of the public, in a segment titled "Speak Your Brains".
==Notable coverage==
==Characters and segments==
==Episodes==
==Similar series==
*On The Hour and The Day Today, Nashlandian radio and television series similar in aesthetic
One World Television

One World Television (OWTV) is a Hopelandian multilingual television network founded in 1991 by Elias Montroy. It operates two terrestrial stations in Albany (HWOW) and Palmerston (HXOW).
==History==
==Services==
==Programming==
===Original programming===
*Portuguese News (OW1)
*Italian News (OW1)
*Hakki News (OW1)
*Bengali News (OW2)
*Cantonese News (OW2)
*Japanese News (OW2)
*Korean News (OW2)
*Tamil News (OW2)
*Tagalog News (OW2)
===Foreign programming===
===Community programming===
*Latinosierra Hoy (Spanish)
*TVB Hopeland News (Cantonese)
===Former programming===
*[HIN] Vasantham (Tamil, OW2, 2010~2013)
==Controversies==
===Anti-PRK bias===
The broadcaster managed to "import" two escaped journalists from Kaizhung who fled to Hopeland in 2017 after a scandal erupted in Kaizhung that likely impacted the governent. The journalists forcibly fled to Lenapore before moving to Hopeland WIP finishing it soon
In 2020, in line with pandemic complications, OWTV ceased its contract with Kaizhung Central Television and started censoring pro-government elements hidden in imported dramas from provincial TV stations; this practice stopped after further pressure from the PRK, leading to these programs being replaced by Xiaowanese programs.
In 2021, the HCC forced that TVB Hopeland, owned by TVB Hang Peng would be sold to local investors, and that the HopeCon-complying TVB Hopeland News would be seen on OW2. TVB Hopeland has had a heavy pro-democracy stance regarding recent events in Hang Peng and has also infuriated the Hang Peng officials.
===Anti-Karachistani bias in Bengali programming===
As common with the Bengalian diaspora living in Hopeland, OWTV's Bengali programming has been controversial among the Karachistani community in Hopeland and the world. In 2011 it broadcast a controversial Bengalia 40 program
Orience News Network

The Orience News Network (ジャパン・ニュース・ネットワーク, Oriensu Nyūsu Nettowāku), or ONN, is an Orience commercial television network run by NBS Television. The network's responsibility includes the syndication of national television news bulletins to its regional affiliates, and news exchange between the stations. Its member stations also broadcast non-news programs originating from TBS Television.
It also operates the 24-hour satellite and cable news channel NBS News.
Oromqor language

The Oromqor language (Оромқорча; Oromqorça) is a Turkic language spoken in Oromqoristan.
==Alphabet==
Letter	Name	IPA
A a 	a 	[a]
B b 	be 	[b]
E e 	e 	[e~ɛ]
İ i 	i 	[i]
J j 	je 	[ʒ]
K k 	ke 	[k]
M m 	em 	[m]
N n 	en 	[n]
O o 	o 	[o~ɔ]
Ö ö 	ö 	[œ]
P p 	pe 	[p]
Q q 	qe 	[q]
R r 	er 	[r]
S s 	es 	[s]
T t 	te 	[t]
U u 	u 	[u]
Oromqoristan

Oromqoristan, oficially the Republic of Oromqoristan (Oromqor Latin: Oromqoristan Jumureti; Oromqor Cyrillic: Оромқористан Жумурети) is a country in Eurectipheria near the border with Sondria.
==Etymology==
The name comes from the term "Land of the Oromqors" in native languages.
==History==
The area where Oromqoristan is located was occupied by Turkic tribes who migrated to the Caucasus. These tribes created the first signs of Oromqor lore.
Otamato

Otamato was a highly controversial Omdalian reality show broadcast on TV6 for two seasons in 2011 and an additional third one in 2013. The third season was notable for changing the standards of Omdalian television (to become more conservative) and caused a regionalism to be banned outright from most Omdalian television channels.
The concept of the show was a jab at Big Brother, yet at a reduced budget.
==Concept==
In the first two seasons (season 1 started on June 23, 2011 and season 3 on October 1, 2011) there were twelve contestants living in the former home of Olegaj Renjak, who was the show's host. Renjak used his home as an experiment for the twelve contestants to live together, but with disastrous results. Every Sunday night there was a live eviction show, however, instead of allowing the viewers to vote with text messages, it depended on the nature of the host. The first two seasons were considered "mild" by network executives, yet when there were no live links, Renjak allowed the contestants to start swearing. A collection of these clips surfaced online during a production leak when the first season of the series was finished.
The third season premiered on June 23, 2013, with two contestants from the first series and another one from the second one taking part, alongside nine new contestants, most of them were more degenerate compared to the former contestants of Otamato. Violence and constant swearing - entirely uncensored in the broadcast of the series (compared to NPT who censors them during Big Brother news shows) - were more prevalent in this season, despite ratings being lower than the first two seasons.