Kelssek Broadcasting Corporation
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The Kelssek Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), a National corporation, is Kelssek's national radio and television broadcaster. In French, it is called la Société Radio-Kelssek (Radio-Kelssek or SRK). It operates autonomously from the government; is responsible to the Parliament of Kelssek and is publicly funded through the Department of Heritage, which is part of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The KBC is the country's oldest and largest broadcasting service, and has global reach through extensive use of satellite broadcasting. Already highly recognised for the quality of its programming and arguably the East Pacific's most reputed broadcaster, the KBC's stated aim is to expand its global stature. It was established in its present form on November 2, 1936. Its website is at http://kelssek.tripod.com/kbc and features a downloadable podcast.
Radio
English
- KBC Radio One
- KBC Radio Two
- Radio 3
- KBC Four
- KBC World Service
French
- La Première Chaîne
- Espace musique
- Radio-Kelssek dix
- Radio Monde
The English World Service and the French Radio Monde are broadcast internationally, primarily with satellite technology. All Kelssekian embassies sell KBC satellite radio receivers for the local equivalent of 1 Kelssek dollar, and for free in some countries.
Television
English
- KBC 1
- KBC 2
- Newsworld
- Country Kelssek
- KBC Sports (bilingual audio)
French
- Télévision de Radio-Kelssek
- SRK Télévision 2
- le Réseau de l'information
- KBC Sports (bilingual audio)
The KBC also distributes its programming internationally. It broadcasts the Galaxie and Premiere channels as well as KBC News in English and French, using satellites with global coverage as well as through domestic cable outlets. The KBC spends almost KSD 80 million distributing satellite decoders for free worldwide, which allows the viewing of all KBC programming.
