Voice of Pakifas
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Voice of Pakifas (Pakifan: Makee e Pakifas) is the state-run broadcaster of the Flarlandian overseas territory and free-associated state of the Pakifas.
History[edit | edit source]
Radio was introduced to the Pakifas in 1935 as a mere extension of the Voice of Flarland known as Voice of Flarland for the Sondria-Northulic Region. The station was "nationalized" by the Pakifan territorial government in 1936 and was split between the VOF station and the officially-created Voice of Pakifas service.
Television broadcasts commenced in February 1962 under assistance of Thomson Television, yet the channel was operated entirely by VOP. Thomson/TIE left VOP Television at administrative level in 1964 but continued providing programming for many years.
Operations[edit | edit source]
Radio[edit | edit source]
- Radio One: founded in 1936 (de facto from the split from Voice of Flarland)
- Radio Two
- Radio Three
- Radio Four: broadcasts programming in Japanese, Tagalog, Hindi and Tamil for foreigners living in the Pakifas
