Television in Great Giana
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Television in Great Giana is largely dependent of television in Hopeland. However, despite such "dependence", Great Gianan television programs and fiction have been intensely produced for years.
History[edit | edit source]
When television arrived to Hopeland in 1949, television was still living in a state of "licence freezes" - when IBS signed up for a television service in Albany, responses from stations and affiliates-to-be in Hopeland itself were overwhleming. In 1950, an IBS committe decided to begin implementing a television service in Great Giana - only if there was interest from the Gianan Broadcasting Corporation, which was ultimately defeated from the bidding process, but eventually launched its own television service in later years.
Channels[edit | edit source]
Weddell[edit | edit source]
- 2 - OK2
- 4 - Four
- 6 - GBC Television
- 7 - Seven
- 9 - Nine
- 12 - Gianan Media Networks
- 14 - Antena Latina
- 31 - MTN Great Giana
