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| − | '''Network Radio''' is a NationStates news organization, whose purpose is to report information on significant events in NationStates, currently through this outlet: http://networkradio.no2.org.uk/index.php | + | '''Network Radio''' (or NetWorkRadio) is a NationStates news organization, whose purpose is to report information on significant events in NationStates, currently through this outlet: http://networkradio.no2.org.uk/index.php |
Typical events reported in Network Radio include [[region crashing|invasions]], defenses, counter-invasions/liberations, changes in organizations (ie: new leaders of invader/defender orgs.), interviews with various [[player]]s, and major [[gameplay|game events]] (such as major glitches). | Typical events reported in Network Radio include [[region crashing|invasions]], defenses, counter-invasions/liberations, changes in organizations (ie: new leaders of invader/defender orgs.), interviews with various [[player]]s, and major [[gameplay|game events]] (such as major glitches). | ||
| − | Network Radio was | + | Common wisdom holds that Network Radio was the first of this type of organization; this is actually incorrect. NWR was preceded by the [[Associated Press]] region. |
[[Category:Gameplaying]] | [[Category:Gameplaying]] | ||
Revision as of 00:26, 7 October 2004
Network Radio (or NetWorkRadio) is a NationStates news organization, whose purpose is to report information on significant events in NationStates, currently through this outlet: http://networkradio.no2.org.uk/index.php
Typical events reported in Network Radio include invasions, defenses, counter-invasions/liberations, changes in organizations (ie: new leaders of invader/defender orgs.), interviews with various players, and major game events (such as major glitches).
Common wisdom holds that Network Radio was the first of this type of organization; this is actually incorrect. NWR was preceded by the Associated Press region.
