Difference between revisions of "Londinian Broadcasting Group"
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| + | | width=37% | '''Type'''<br> || [[Wikipedia:Broadcasting|Broadcast]] [[Wikipedia:Radio|radio]] and [[Wikipedia:Digital signal|digital]]<br>[[Wikipedia:HDTV|high-definition]] [[Wikipedia:Television|television]] network | ||
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| + | | '''Country''' || http://img295.imageshack.us/img295/7210/eurasiauberminiflaggc0.jpg [[UKE]] | ||
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| + | | '''Availability'''<br><br> || [[UKE|Nationally]]; internationally via EBG News, the [[EBG World Service]], and news.ebg.co.uke | ||
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| + | | '''Slogan''' || Because the world deserves better. ([[Wikipedia:2009|2009]]— ) | ||
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| + | | '''Motto''' || ''Quæstaceti les ariaondes'' (Eurasian for "Ruling the Airwaves") | ||
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| + | | '''Workforce''' || 104,900 (2009) | ||
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| + | | '''Operating budget''' || [[Eura|₰]] 79,000,000,000 (2009) | ||
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| + | | '''Established'''<br> || [[Wikipedia:1922|1922]] (radio)<br>[[Wikipedia:1957|1957]] (television) | ||
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| + | | '''Website''' || http://news.ebg.co.uke | ||
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'''The Eurasian Broadcasting Group''' (EBG) is Eurasia's response to the great [[:Category:International news broadcasting|international news networks]] of developed, powerful nations, as well as Eurasia's attempt to promote public diplomacy and soft power. | '''The Eurasian Broadcasting Group''' (EBG) is Eurasia's response to the great [[:Category:International news broadcasting|international news networks]] of developed, powerful nations, as well as Eurasia's attempt to promote public diplomacy and soft power. | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 25 February 2007
| Eurasian Broadcasting Corporation | |
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| Type |
Broadcast radio and digital high-definition television network |
| Country |  UKE
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| Availability |
Nationally; internationally via EBG News, the EBG World Service, and news.ebg.co.uke |
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| Slogan | Because the world deserves better. (2009— ) |
| Motto | Quæstaceti les ariaondes (Eurasian for "Ruling the Airwaves") |
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| Workforce | 104,900 (2009) |
| Operating budget | ₰ 79,000,000,000 (2009) |
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| Established |
1922 (radio) 1957 (television) |
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| Website | http://news.ebg.co.uke |
The Eurasian Broadcasting Group (EBG) is Eurasia's response to the great international news networks of developed, powerful nations, as well as Eurasia's attempt to promote public diplomacy and soft power.
Contents
Purposes
EBG's purposes are
- to offer reliable, objective, unbiased news regarding issues of international importance
- to keep viewers constantly up to date on major events
- to cover a wide variety of events in an objective manner, and comment on them in depth, to generate debate and help viewers understand the root causes and issues of events
- to increase awareness of issues considered important in Eurasia and around the globe
- to focus on the cultures and societies of an extremely wide variety of nations and societies, to promote greater awareness, understanding and acceptance of diversity
- To inform, educate and entertain
- To serve everyone and enrich people's lives
Broadcasting
EBG has three methods of expression. It is, above all, a television channel, broadcasting internationally. But it also has a website (news.ebg.co.eu), which includes both written articles and a continuous video feed, displaying the same as the television channel, along with hundreds of radio channels.
Television
EBG broadcasts 24 hours a day, and offers a 30 minute news update every hour. Every other half hour is used for in-depth coverage and analysis of current events and issues, and may for example be a report on culture in a particular country, analysis regarding environmental threats, a look at the evolution of social policies and their results in one or more countries, coverage of a specific cultural festival, a report on a trade embargo somewhere in the world, an in-depth look at how globalisation affects the world, a study of a specific branch of philosophy and its relevance in contemporary society, an analysis of political tensions in a particular part of the world...
Programmes may be in English, Arabic or Pacitalian. The news is usually read in English. Whenever one language is spoken, subtitles are provided in the other two languages. When a fourth language is spoken (usually by a person being interviewed), subtitles are in all three languages. In addition, many programmes broadcast into other nations feature that nations' primary languages
A list of countries in which EBG is broadcast:
- Eurasia
- Altanar
- Animarnia
- Aqua Anu
- Ariddia
- Aunesia
- Brydog
- Boico
- Censovenia
- Cookesland
- Cravan
- Developing Nations
- Granate
- Havvy
- Jaredcohenia
- Kanami
- Khemari
- Laquasa Isle
- Maraque
- Neo-Erusea
- Newer Kiwiland
- Praetonia
- The Scandinvans
- Seventh Avenue
- Swilatia
- Somethingey
- United Kingdom2
- Vault 10
- Vetaka
- Vontanas
- Vuhifellian Federation
- Zaire (Congo--Kinhasa)
Website
EBG's website is available in 91 languages, most notably English, Arabic, Hindi, and Pacitalian, with each version being identical. The website is divided into several sections, including "Eurasia", various geographical regions, "World", "Business", "Health", "Science", "Sport", "Technology" and "Entertainment".
Each section contains written news articles, usually accompanied by EBG commentaries and analyses, along with "Have Your Say" and "In-Depth Reports" features. Most also provide access to records of video feeds. The website aims at extensive coverage of major and "minor" events and issues from around the world.
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The People's Sovereign Republic of British Londinium |
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| Main article: British Londinium | ||
| Individuals: Alistair Davidson • Adélaïde Azzopardi | ||
| Miscellaneous: Volscian • Londinian Armed Forces • Flag of British Londinium • Denarii • Colonies of British Londinium • Kensington • Londinian Democratic Socialists • Londinian Broadcasting Group • List of Londinian Prime Ministers • Londinian history • Londinian Immigration Clearance Level • List of Londinian Sovereigns | ||
