Difference between revisions of "United Morrison Broadcasting Corporation"
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| + | ! bgcolor=33ACFF 669 align="center" colspan=2 style="font-size: 13pt" | United Morrison Broadcasting Corporation | ||
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| + | | align="center" colspan=2 style="font-size: 90%;" | N/A | ||
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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''' || [[United Morrison]] | ||
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| + | | '''Availability'''<br><br> || [[United Morrison]]; internationally via [[UMBC World]], the [[UMBC International Radio]], and [[UMBC.um]] | ||
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| + | | '''Slogan''' || "Get More" ([[Wikipedia:2007|2007]]— ) | ||
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| + | | '''Motto''' || ''carpe dium" (seize the day) | ||
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| + | | '''Workforce''' || 101,900 (2007) | ||
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| + | | '''Operating budget''' || [[Douro|Ð]] 73,9 bln (2007) | ||
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| + | | colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=#C9C9C9 style="font-size: 110%;" | <font color=white>'''Audience statistics'''</font> | ||
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| + | | '''Audience share'''<br>-- National<br>-- Peak<br>-- Pan<br>-- Best performer || <br>35.4% (National, 2007)<br>42.0% ([[list of United Morrison Provinces|Brostonia]])<br>25.9% ([[list of United Morrison Provinces|Kidney Ridge]])<br>[[UMBC One]] -- National: 22.3% | ||
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| + | | '''Key people'''<br><br><br> || George Adamson, ''director-general''<br>Harrison Joseph, ''trust chair''<br>Julius Holmes, ''VP operations''<br>Allehandro Jamaia, ''VP news'' | ||
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| + | | '''Established'''<br> || [[Wikipedia:1967|1967]] (radio)<br>[[Wikipedia:1968|1968]] (television) | ||
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| + | | '''Website''' || http://www.umbc.co.um | ||
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== Television Stations == | == Television Stations == | ||
Revision as of 21:48, 14 June 2007
| United Morrison Broadcasting Corporation | |
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| N/A | |
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| Type |
Broadcast radio and digital high-definition television network |
| Country | United Morrison |
| Availability |
United Morrison; internationally via UMBC World, the UMBC International Radio, and UMBC.um |
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| Slogan | "Get More" (2007— ) |
| Motto | carpe dium" (seize the day) |
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| Workforce | 101,900 (2007) |
| Operating budget | Ð 73,9 bln (2007) |
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| Audience statistics | |
| Audience share -- National -- Peak -- Pan -- Best performer |
35.4% (National, 2007) 42.0% (Brostonia) 25.9% (Kidney Ridge) UMBC One -- National: 22.3% |
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| Key people |
George Adamson, director-general Harrison Joseph, trust chair Julius Holmes, VP operations Allehandro Jamaia, VP news |
| Established |
1967 (radio) 1968 (television) |
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| Website | http://www.umbc.co.um |
Television Stations
UMBC News
UMBC Sports
UMBC Cooking
UMBC History
UMBC Learning and Discovery
UMBC Kids
UMBC Music
Radio Stations
UMBC News Radio
UMBC Sports Radio
UMBC Kids Music
UMBC Mixed Music
UMBC Rock Radio
UMBC Classic Radio
UMBC Solid Gold
UMBC Country
UMBC Pop
UMBC Metal Radio
UMBC Dansk Radio (Danish Radio)
UMBC Radio Espanol (Radio Spain)
UMBC Radio Francais (Radio France)
UMBC Radio Tehran (Arabic Radio)
UMBC Radio Maori
News Papers
UMBC Capital Post
UMBC Arabia Today
UMBC Asia Now
UMBC Africa Today
UMBC Pacific Daily
UMBC Europe Post
UMBC Music Central
UMBC Sports Week
