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Dongso Broadcasting Company

The Dongso Broadcasting Company (DSB) was a Daehanian commercial broadcaster that operated from 1961 to 1980.
==History==
Dongso Broadcasting was one of the first commercial radio broadcasters in Daehan. It was founded in 1961 by the Dongso Ilbo newspaper and quickly branched out into television. On April 7, 1964, DBC opened its television service with limited coverage (broadcasts covered Sandong) and a special show at the Shinsegae department store, where the television facilities were located. It was the fourth television channel in Daehan, if Daehan Television doesn't count. Its competing newcomer, TBC, started broadcasting on April 1. Strong competition and the then-recent growth of the SBS network resulted in DBC losing viewership figures.
In 1966, DBC's radio and television offices moved to the Dongso Media Center.
===Hegemony===
The years that followed led to an unexpected hegemony for the broadcaster, expanding its coverage area on both radio and television and launching new, iconic programs.
===Crisis===
The oil crisis of 1973 had profoundly affected the Daehanian television industry. Broadcasts were limited to five hours an evening in order to save energy like every other channel. Despite the alleviation of the crisis in 1974, DBC was still in deep recession.
===Closure===
The Media Consolidation Plan led to DBC's shutdown on both radio and television. On November 30, 1980, DBC broadcast its last program, Farewell, DBC Family. It was produced in color so that DBC had hopes of resuming operations in the future. The radio stations became DBS Radio 3 and DBS FM 2, and the television channel became DBS 2. At closing time, DSB operated nationwide on radio and in five large cities on television. DBS's plan was to extend the coverage of the new service to the whole country.
==Network==
===Radio===
*Sandong: HLKY, 639khz
===FM===
===Television===
*Sandong: HLKY-TV, channel 7
*Busong: channel 10
*Daegong: channel 9
*Daeju: channel 5
==Programming==
===Radio===
===Television===
*DBC News
*Show Show Show (program continued by DBS 2)
*Tallas
*Farewell, DBC Family (last program ever shown on DBC Television)
==Who is the real successor?==
In 2009, media regulations changed. This led to the creation of four "general networks" on cable television. Dongso reopened its television operations, but under a new name, Channel D, on December 1st, 2011.
On the other side, there's an opinion that says that DBS 2 is the real successor of DBC. Two of its programs, News Plaza and Show Show Show survived the switch over and only News Plaza is shown today, on DBS 1. Besides, DBS still holds much of the DBC archives.
Doordarshan

Doordarshan (abbreviated in English as DD) is an autonomous public service broadcaster founded by the Government of Hindustan, which is owned by the Broadcasting Ministry of Hindustan and is one of two divisions of Prasar Bharati. It is one of Hindustan's largest broadcasting organisations in terms of studio and transmitter infrastructure, having been established on 15 September 1959. It also broadcasts on digital terrestrial transmitters. DD provides television, radio, online and mobile services throughout metropolitan and regional Hindustan, as well as overseas, through the Hindic Network and Radio Hindustan.
==History==
Doordarshan launched on 14 September 1959, with a small transmitter and a makeshift studio. Regular daily transmission started in 1965 as a part of All Hindustan Radio. Doordarshan began a five-minute news bulletin in the same year. Pratima Puri was the first newsreader
Krishi Darshan started telecast on Doordarshan on 26 January 1967 and is the longest running program on Hindustani television.
==See also==
*Television in Hindustan
Dziennik Telewizyjny

Dziennik Telewizyjny (Television News) is the main news program of SRT Jedynka. The main edition is broadcast at 19:30 daily and runs for thirty to forty minutes.
TV stations are supposed to have two or three news editions during midday and one or two in the evening including one main service. One of the oddest and most unusual things is the time when one of the biggest services, SRT’s “Dziennik Telewizyjny”, is transmitted. The main edition of SRT’s DT has been transmitted for more than 30 years every day on 19.30 CET. It is a very unusual time for news services when most of other main editions start on full hour. A characteristic that defined many newscasts in Eastern Eurectipheria and Ashtalaic countries. DT's position on the viewer's market was and still is very strong.
Until 1993, Dziennik Telewizyjny was the only TV news service in Swilatia. In December 1992, the first national commercial television channel Prima (then Premiera) kicked off, firstly from Underlandian facilities later from transmitters in Swilatia (reality had overtaken the legislation process of Sejm chambers). “Informacje” then became the second popular news program, believed to be more independent. SRT's response was quick and offensive. New editions like “Telexpress” (short, 15 min. service composed by youth editors), SRT Dwójka’s Panorama (pattern based on NBS' Newsnight) and regional services were created in order to be more flexible for a larger, more widespread audience.
==Format==
The main edition comprises of 25 minutes of "conventional news"
===Editions===
*Dziennik Jutro
*12:00
*15:00
*19:30
===Former editions===
*Monitor dzienniku
Echo (Hopeland)

Echo is a Hopelandian cable television operator.
==History==
Although Hopeland was already well-developed, cable television was still not considered to be a viable option - except for a few territories where mountains affected the signal or had fewer television channels available over the air. Comtam did set up a larger, more powerful cable operator in the 80s, using the money it got by diversifying its businesses.
Albany Cable was an independent operation and was set up in 1974. At the time it set up three cable channels, 6, 10 and 12. These were, respectively, Cable Movie Network, Cable Sports Network and Cable Access Network.
Eco-Paradise Broadcasting Corporation

The Eco-Paradise Broadcasting Corporation is a de facto commercial broadcaster in the Flarlandian overseas territory of Eumoritown. It operates two channels and two radio stations. EPBC started off as a non-profit community organization in 1997, but the adoption of a commercial business in 2000 turned it into a "commercial enterprise".
The Eco-Paradise Trust owns at least 80% whilst the remaining 20% are held by the Dunlap Corporation.
As of March 16, 2020, its operations are at risk due to an "alarming report" being spread online. The Flarlandian Communications Commission gave power to the Eumoritonian government to suspend its broadcasts until April 16.
==History==
==Operations==
===Radio===
*Eco-Paradise FM is a radio station emulating Radio National with some contents from RN News and Radio Arts. More than half of the schedule is produced locally and the rest of the schedule consists of satellite links to Radio National and Radio Arts.
*Eumoritonian Flair is based on Radio Active yet the amount of local content is reduced to about 40%. Relays of UW Radio Active take up the remaining 60%.
===Television===
*Eco-Paradise Television is a competitor to Eumorimedia One and IBC. Most foreign programming is sourced from Channel Thirteen and its sister channels. It produces local programming, mainly news and programs about sustainable living.
*Eco-Paradise Sports is a sports channel created to fill the loophole of sporting events in the island. The channel usually has a set 12-hour schedule but this tends to change due to the gravity of sporting events.
===Film and Television Department===
The FTD was set up in 2001. So far a handful of television series and four feature films were made under the FTD using the Film in Eumoritown fund. The 2004 film Shadows is an adaptation of the book of the same name by Eumoritonian writer Parker Johnson. They also made a film based on the popular television series Mates.
Mates was shown in late 2006 and later in 2007 for two seasons of seven episodes each. The quality of the production had led to Mates becoming an international sensation.
===Former===
*Relays of NBS World were given to the Eumoritonian Broadcasting Corporation in 2005 and later to Eumorimedia.
*IBC Eumoritown was sold off to IBC in 2005.
Eco-Paradise Television

Eco-Paradise Television is the second legal local television channel to operate in Eumoritown. It is operated by the Eco-Paradise Broadcasting Corporation and has most of its programming sourced from University of Wembley Broadcasting.
==History==
Eco-Paradise FM had applied for a television license in 1999, yet it was plagued by numerous issues, mainly the lack of technological and economical resources. The only solution was to repurpose Eco-Paradise Broadcasting as a private, commercial enterprise. Futher uncertainties included the takeover of the UHF frequencies it tended to use (33, 36, 42) to Star Television, who started its television broadcasts in October 1999.
In 2000, Star Television shut down and Eco-Paradise Television was awarded a license to operate. The Star TV UHF frequencies were going to be used by Eco-Paradise Television: the local channel, on UHF 33, would be a mix of local programming with partner University of Wembley Broadcasting, 36 would be a relay of NBS World and 42 would be a relay of IBC from Flarland. Broadcasts started on November 4, 2001, from 4pm to midnight. Noontime weekday broadcasts started in March 2003.
In June 2004 it broadcast UEFA Eurecti 2004 matches for the first time and repeated the same endeavor with the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup and the 2006 FIFA World Cup, both played in Hartung.
The station moved, in tandem with its radio operations, to the purpose-built Eumoritown Media Center in early 2012, which was shared with IBC and the EBC replacement Eumorimedia, which joined in September.
The channel started broadcasting in widescreen and HD in September 2012. The 7:15 news moved to 7pm, mirroring the switch from the EBC to Eumorimedia.
Starting on March 16, 2020, the channel was put under "voluntary quarantine" due to an "alarming report" being spread online. The Flarlandian Communications Commission gave power to the Eumoritonian government to suspend its broadcasts until April 16. When it resumed, up until the evening of April 20, broadcasts were limited to a reduced period (19:15 to 20:45). The channel later resumed regular broadcasts with all local programs being produced with prior supervision.
On January 1, 2021, the supervision period ended and the channel resumed live news.
==Programming==
===News and current affairs===
*Eco-Paradise News at Noon
*Eco-Paradise News at Seven
*Thirteen National News
===Soaps===
*The People of the Valley
*13th Avenue
*Neighbours
*Home and Away
*Daehanian dramas (subtitled)
===Primetime fiction===
*Enigma of Life
Ed, Edd n Eddy

Keithlandian-Sierran animated series created by Danny Antonucci. It was really popular in Flarland where it got the show's largest fanbase.
==Fandom==
===Flarland===
Obviously one of the countries with a highly-pronounced fanbase, the series premiered there on Cartoon Network in the summer of 1999 and had its terrestrial premiere on K-Zone in 2000.
Educational Broadcasting System

The Educational Broadcasting System (교육방송공사) or EBS is a Daehanian educational television and radio network, and the only major Daehanian radio and television network without a separate regional service. Established as DBS 3, Daehan Animation Center and DBS Educational Radio in the 1980s, and became an independent corporation in 1990. EBS strives to supplement school education and promote lifelong education for everyone in Daehan.
==History==
===Precesessors===
===1981-1990===
What is now EBS started as DBS 3 on February 2, 1981. It broadcast in Sandong on UHF channel 34, which in 1989 would later be used by SFDN. In 1987 it moved its Sandong frequency to channel 13.
===1990-2000===
In late December 1990, DBS announced that it was going to separate its educational outlets into a separate entity, EBS.
===2000-present===
EBS became a fully-autonomous state company on July 23, 2000.
==Programming==
Eko TV

Eko TV (Echo TV) is a Karazhunian commercial television channel owned by Eko Media Group. Until 2019 it was linked to the government-funded Eko e Karažunës. Eko TV broadcasts to the entirety of the Federation of Karazhunia, and claims to have an audience of 1.4 million viewers, acounting to 35% to 40% of the Karazhunian population, surpassing the three state channels and RTL Karažun.
==History==
Eko TV began operating in Binerbikace on October 1, 1992, the federal capital, as Karazhunia was still experiencing a transition from state capitalism towards a democratic state, nevertheless it was linked to a government-backed newspaper, Eko e Karažunës, and became the fourth television channel to operate in the country.
==Programming==
===Own===
*Kündarek Eko TV: morning edition 06:00 (three horus, formerly known as 1500 Sekundët), 10:30 news summary in Vërtë and Chemherian, 13:00 30 minutes, 16:00 10 minute summary, 20:00 45 minute main edition, 23:30ish 20 minutes
*daytime talk-show
===Imported===
As of November 2022:
*The Loud House (Nje Qershet i Lawd)
Eleven Sports

Eleven Sports is a Nashlandian multinational sports television company. It is often known as the "Netflix of sport". Here is a list of operations in Nara.
==Operations==
===Nashland and neighbors===
===North and South Arlesbury===
The channel is set to begin regular broadcasts on August 15th. There will be two regular channels and four pop-up channels. The channel made surprise news in May when it announced rights to air La Lliga, the Castillan league, the RFL and the Michillian league.
===Real===
The channel is set to begin regular broadcasts on August 15th. There will be two regular channels and four pop-up channels.
===Swilatia===
TV Prima owns 50% of the Swilatian network as a local partner. There are four channels.
English Language Remembrance Day

English Language Remembrance Day is an unofficialThe holiday isn't observed by the government and is an informal, sometimes tongue-in-cheek holiday. It was created on social media and all acts are held on platforms, rarely in-person. Ashtalaian holday observed on December 3rd since 2013. It started as a small social media reaction to the shutdown of legal carriage of Flarlandian television channels in Ashtalaia and in the Fire of Freedom days was representative of the oppression of the usage of the English language from media outlets and in public, due to government policies between 2016 and 2017 saying that "English corrupts the minds of Ashtalaians".
The day is marked with a ten-minute period of silence from 08:50 to 09:00 by independent English-langauge media outlets, and will be revoked until action is taken to revert some decisions made at the time. Users who are mostly Ashtalaian nationals will boycott the use of Ashtalaian or Hayastelari in favor of English.
Ensign Television

Ensign Television or simply ETV, is a television network in Bensonia. In the past decade it has become the fourth network in terms of ratings. Attempts to try and bring ETV back to its relevance are considered "failures" by media critics.
==History==
In 1966, George Jennings bought the channel 13 license for Grand Rapids, assign the PRES callsigns from its radio station, and started construction on the future television station. Experimental broadcasts started in February 1967. On May 13, 1967, Ensign TV went live on air. The choice of date was symbolic, as the channel's name, itself borrowed from the the radio station, represented former Michillian ensign (of which the Bensonian flag is derived). The channel opened with an innaugurative speech followed by a special reconstitution of the 150th anniversary of the Condominium Treaty set up by North Arlesbury and the Michillies to turn the then-Northulic Territories into a joint colony (before becoming independent five years later). On launching day, the channel gave five homes to homeless parents. Initially Ensign Television insisted that its schedule should be "varied" in order "not to ruin the preference of different crowds". This was highly comparable to how the now-defunct Headline Network would do during its first few years of operation, to compete against the higher-class SBC and the lower-class NTS.
In 1972, ETV made its first color broadcast, using supplies given from two large-scale television networks, the Hopelandian UBS and the Sierran NBC, at the time considered the most technologically-advanced networks in Sierra as a continent. By 1977, ETV became a national network, with the establishment of a station in Galveston (on channel 7). The network eventually started satellite broadcasts in 1982 (with help from Hopelandian technicians) and invested heavily in national and international sports broadcasts. These broadcasts gave the network a popular nickname, "the sports network".
==Programming==
Entertainment Plus

Entertainment Plus was one of the channels created as part of Mediacorp's plan to increase awareness of digital terrestrial television. The channel complements Channel 5 and airs almlst exclusively repeats of national and international fiction as well as little exclusive content. Before closing down every night it repeats the 9pm edition of News 5.
In 2019 it will add Malay-language programming for a younger demographic than that of Suria. The channel will become bilingual and will probably be renamed to 5 Plus.
Eos

Eosis a brand name given to the domestic telecommunications services from Eos Telecommunications (the former Michillies Telecom). The service debuted in 1996 and later became famous for buying the ill-fated Galaxy.
Currently Eos delivers quadruple-play services nationwide, as it became responsible for all operations since 2014, when the Sumo brand for mobile communications was phased out in favor of a combined Eos brand. Eos delivers its television operation by satellite and, since 2007, IPTV.
==History==
Eos launched in 1996 as one of Eurectipheria's first digital television operators, broadcasting on digital satellite from the Michillies Telecom Eos 1 satellite. Its main competitor was Galaxy, an analog service launched in the previous year by Michillis, a subsidiary of Northulian company Northulis, and in the general market, Telecarte Eurectiphérienne (later simply Carte) and Northgate Communications (later rebranded UPC and sold to Vodafone). Eos held an advantage at launch by operating on entirely digital technology, a factor Galaxy was lacking. Galaxy was losing subscribers to Eos due to its technology and quality. Eventually Galaxy went bankrupt and Eos was responsible for its entire subscriber base, and its headquarters (minus Prime Television) were used by Eos as an annex.
By 1997, Eos had absorbed the entire Galaxy subscriber base, when the analog service provided by the former shut down. Eos eventually became the leading subscription television platform in the Michillies.
==Channels==
Main article: List of channels on Eos
Escape (game show)

Escape was a Flarlandian game show broadcast by Channel A in 2003. The format was exported to Ashtalaia and the Michillies in 2003, then to Nashland, Bensonia and Hopeland in 2006, and Northulia in 2011.
Little footage of the 2003 Flarlandian series is known to survive, yet there is more footage of the Ashtalaian one. The formats made after 2006 had a completely different look and feel compared to the Flarlandian and Ashtalaian versions.
==Concept==
Escape had a unique format: four contestants are stuck in an escape room and are aided by questions given by the presenter.
Esperanta

Esperanta is a country in (probably) Eurectipheria. It is a small state, located (probably²) between Swilatia and Belavia. It was founded in 1903 and is notable for having Esperanto as its official language.
==History==
==Government and politics==
==Geography==
==Culture==
==Media==
Most media is controlled by the state, given its size. RTEs is the state broadcaster, it was founded in 1935 to promote the Esperanto language by shortwave, though this later changed to a Communist view. Since Communism fell in Esperanta, there have been various attempts at breaking the monopoly.
There are four newspapers.
Esperanto

Unlike in the real world, Esperanto was invented earlier. Two years earlier, to be more exact, in 1885. Esperanto eventually became the national language of a tiny country, Esperanta, yet, like in the real world, is not even used as a "native language".
==Overview==
==History==
==Official use==
==Other uses==
===International organizations===
===Religions===
In Spiritism, a religion that started in Étienne but eventually became more popular in Vera Cruz, some mediums suggested that the language should be used in publications. This creates a false myth that Esperanto is a "Spiritist's language", and as a key contradictory factor, not a lot of people from this religion are Esperantists (number of Spiritists who are Esperantists in Vera Cruz: approximately 1%). This phenomenon is not verified in other countries.
==Controversies==
===A Eurecti-centric language?===
Espero

Espero (Hope) was a Flarlandian television channel that primarily broadcast in Esperanto, and later in other constructed languages. The channel started broadcasting on October 1, 2004 and shut down in 2008 due to an economical slowdown at the holding.
The channel started off as a non-profit organization led by the Flarlandian Esperantists, but following misunderstandings, switched to a commercial operation the following month. Espero produced most of its programming in-house and even aired Esperanto dubs of Flarlandian television series.
==History==
In March 2002, the Flarlandian Esperantists tested the possibility of a TV program in Esperanto. As the two public service broadcasters believed the idea to be "way too experimental", it started experimental broadcasts under a program - Televidilo Esperanto Flarlandoj - sent to numerous community television stations in Flarland. One such channel, Capital TV, accepted a proposal issued by the association to start a dedicated Esperanto TV channel.
Espero launched on October 1, 2004 at 18:00 and ran for two hours a day. The first hour was in English, including Esperanto lessons while the second hour was entirely in Esperanto. The programming was limited to knowledge and education. However, just one day ahead of the 2004 Flarlandian presidential elections, Espero opened a news division to provide results of the election in Esperanto. This was arranged as a special broadcast. On November 8, Espero switched its frequencies to a dedicated one in Wembley, extending its broadcast hours, now running from 17:00 to 23:30. The programming line-up diversified significantly, adding new formats to the schedule: talk shows, news, entertainment, programming for children, sports, music and so on. This is because the channel was sold in part to local Esperanto entrepeneurs. A "Christmas gift" was added in December, featuring the inclusion of dubbed Flarlandian series. This is because Khyber Waterman of Couch Slave Entertainment stumbled upon the channel "by mistake" and was interested in dubbing its series to a whole new demographic, as far as he considered Esperantists to be "in the hundreds" (back then, an estimated 20.000 Esperantists lived in Flarland).