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The Adam Island Network is the largest news and media corporation in [[Adam Island]]. They operate three television stations, two radio stations and one international newspaper, as well as dozens of local papers. They are headquartered in the capital of Adam Island, Adam City. They were originally known as 'The Adam Network,' hence their moniker 'TAN' which they still use. | The Adam Island Network is the largest news and media corporation in [[Adam Island]]. They operate three television stations, two radio stations and one international newspaper, as well as dozens of local papers. They are headquartered in the capital of Adam Island, Adam City. They were originally known as 'The Adam Network,' hence their moniker 'TAN' which they still use. | ||
| − | When covering sports news, they will use the abbreviation 'STAN' for that department. STAN is world-famous for its | + | When covering sports news, they will use the abbreviation 'STAN' for that department. STAN is world-famous for its critically-acclaimed sports photography and writing, especially for its reporting on the World Cup football teams. They formerly shared coverage with [[The Adam Island Times]], but after their buyout the contract was terminated and now TAN does not lease their work to third parties. |
TAN publishes an online newspaper, also called The Adam Island Network. It is the second-most popular paper under the Times, and catching up according to data from early 1985. | TAN publishes an online newspaper, also called The Adam Island Network. It is the second-most popular paper under the Times, and catching up according to data from early 1985. | ||
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The Adam Island Network is the largest news and media corporation in Adam Island. They operate three television stations, two radio stations and one international newspaper, as well as dozens of local papers. They are headquartered in the capital of Adam Island, Adam City. They were originally known as 'The Adam Network,' hence their moniker 'TAN' which they still use.
When covering sports news, they will use the abbreviation 'STAN' for that department. STAN is world-famous for its critically-acclaimed sports photography and writing, especially for its reporting on the World Cup football teams. They formerly shared coverage with The Adam Island Times, but after their buyout the contract was terminated and now TAN does not lease their work to third parties.
TAN publishes an online newspaper, also called The Adam Island Network. It is the second-most popular paper under the Times, and catching up according to data from early 1985.
