Media in Hurmu

Media in Hurmu come in many forms. There are no state-owned media, except for a public radio broadcaster broadcasting news and weather reports (mainly maritime weather reports) (Radio Hurmu).

Radio

• Vesüha Raadio–Utvarp Huyenkula, public broadcaster (City government of Vesüha).
• Radio Hurmu, public broadcaster, broadcasting news and maritime weather reports
  • Radio Lakkvia, the Lakkvian-language channel
  • Radio Norð, the Hurmu Norse-language channel
  • Radio Krantisk, the Crandish-language channel
  • Radio Blue, the Blue Lontinian-language channel
  • Radio White, the White Lontinian-language channel
  • Radio Rekozemlje, the Krasnocorian-language channel
  • Radio Hurmu Istvanistani, the Istvanistani-language channel
  • Fredkårens radio, the Army Crandish-language channel, with special programming related to the Hurmu Peace Corps
• Radio Active, private radio playing popular music
• Hurmu Vaba Raadio, Lakkvian-language radio with music and scheduled programmes
• Tōnán'hyôrïan Broadcasting Corporation, in Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï (can be picked up in Amaland and Karnamark)

News

Newspapers come in both online and offline formats.

Istvanistani language

• Hurmu Herald, tabloid, Humanist-aligned
• Times of Huyenkula, broadsheet, liberal-to-conservative
• Warring Isles Daily, a local paper in the Warring Isles, humanist-aligned.
• The Worker, a tabloid with socialist leanings

Television/Streaming

There is no actual television system in most of Hurmu; rather videos are streamed either live or on-demand

• Hermoo, a private streaming site with series, films, and documentaries from all over the world. Original production as well as imported and purchased productions. Subtitles available in most national languages of Hurmu.
• Tōnán'hyôrïan Broadcasting Corporation (in Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï, can be picked up in Amaland and Karnamark too)