TPHK-SIBC

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TPHK-SIBC Broadcasting Corporation

TPHK Artmedia Plaza Broadcasting Center, Kéijō
Native name	株式会社TPHK-SIBC放送
Romanized name	Kabushikikaisha TPHK-SIBC Hōsō
Type	Public KK
Industry	Broadcast radio and television
Founded	Kéijō,  Phinbella (17 October 1998 (1998-10-17))
Headquarters	Phinbella TPHK Broadcasting Center, Kejiranan San Sebastian, Kéijō, Tromelin Atoll,  Scattered Islands
Number of locations	8 offices in Oriental Taemhwan, 1 in Negara Awan, 1 in Forajasaki and 1 in Kunapura
Area served	Oriental Taemhwan Worldwide
Services	Stockholding
Owner(s)	Taemhwanian Resources Corporation Limited investment trusts (10.4%; 5.3% managed for Prestasi Co. (largest shareholder)) MBC Media Holdings (5%) Global Mediacom TFSA Trusted Services Bank SMBC (3.2%) The Taemhwanian Frontier Settlemets Area Foundation of Broadcasting Culture Investas Rōmandie Holdings
Employees	9,741
Subsidiaries	TPHK Corporation CS 994 Co., Ltd. KéijōGuanda Co., Ltd. Artmedia Animation TPHK Forajasaki Inc. TPHK Studio Co., Ltd. TPHK Service Co., Ltd. Video Pack Nippon TVBS New Taemhwanian Pro-Wrestling (10%) SBS-DVB, Sinar Tinggi Productions and XXRG-TPEX Records (11.3%)
Website	phinfanmade/broadcasting/tphk

TPHK-SIBC Broadcasting Corporation
株式会社TPHK-SIBC放送

Type	Broadcast radio and television
Branding	TPHK
Country	Scattered Islands,  Phinbella
First air date	December 2, -28BP (-28BP-12-02) (radio) December 20, -10BP (-10BP-12-20) (television)
Availability	Regional and Worldwide
Slogan	プライドが一緒に国家に属し (Phineaner: Kebanggaan Bersama Milik Bangsa)
Broadcast area	Scattered Islands, Spitsbergen State, part of Rintis Island, Cyborges, Negara Awan, Straits Settlements, eastern and northern part of Orange Free State, and parts of Taemhwanian Mainlands including Ҭvuҟovarь
Area	Kéijō, Taemhwanian Frontier Settlements Area
Key people	Jacques Authement, President
Launch date	December 17, -25BP (-25BP-12-17) (radio) September 10, -6BP (-6BP-09-10) (television)
Picture format	576p (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) 2160p 4K UHD
Television	TPHK-1 TPHK-2
Radio	TPHK-FM1 TPHK-FM2
Callsign meaning	Toransupia hōsō kabushikikaisha or Toransupia hōsō kaisha
Official website	phinfanmade/tphk-sibc

TPHK-SIBC Broadcasting Corporation (Sangunese: 株式会社TPHK-SIBC放送, translit.: Kabushikigaisha TPHK-SIBC Hōsō) is a Phinbellan regional media company, a media colgomerate and licensed media holding company funded by governments and private companies in the Scattered Islands in the Ieu'ryïan Strait and Oriental Hispanioéire Taemhwan. It is a radio and television network operating in the Scattered Islands and Taemhwanian Sangunese-speaking and Phineaner-speaking areas including in Ҭvuҟovarь, and most areas in the Orange Free State, Negara Awan, Politama, also small part in the Straits Settlements, Cyborges, Rintis Island. TPHK-SIBC was formed by the merger of Trans-Pior Broadcasting Service Company or Trans-Pior Broadcasting Company (Sangunese: トランスピア放送株式会社/トランスピア放送会社, translit.: Toransupia Hōsō Kabushikigaisha/Toransupia Hōsō Kaisha, formed -25BP) and the Scattered Islands International Broadcasting Corporation (Sangunese: 散在諸島国際放送株式会社, translit.: Sanzai-shotō Kokusai Hōsō Kabushikigaisha, formed -21BP) in -5BP and officially rebranded into the current name on 14.VII.1748 AN. It is the parent company of television network TPHK-SIBC Television Inc. (株式会社TPHK-SIBCテレビ) which operates the terrestrial digital television subchannels TPHK-SIBC-1 and TPHK-SIBC-2, and the radio network TPHK Radio Inc. (株式会社TPHK-SIBCラジオ) which operates two radio stations TPHK-SIBC-SFM and TPHK-SIBC-FM2. TPHK-SIBC has one key station in Kéijō and 27 affiliate stations including ten former SIBC affiliate stations acquired by TPHK in RP 2610 around its coverage area including in Tempasuk region, Rintis Islands, Cyborges and Negara Awan, as well as in the Straits Settlements.

This TPHK-SIBC network includes:

• Television and radio services under [affiliate station name] TPHK-SIBC-1 and [affiliate station name] TPHK-SIBC-2 names.
• TPHK-SIBC-BS - a satellite channel featuring programming from all TPHK-SIBC affiliated service stations, produced to be available throughout Phinbella, it is also available in neighboring countries.
• All TPHK-SIBC Rajio stations (including TPHK-SFM1 and TPHK-FM2) are available in its coverage area, only not available on the internet.
• TPHK-SIBC program content varies according to its affiliate stations (including radio and television), depending on the coverage area where you live.

TPHK-SIBC also has a network of programming blocks broadcast through DBS-TV regional broadcasts to reach the entire Phinbella since 1749 AN after collaborating with DBS through a separate mutually agreed content agreement.

TPHK-SIBC is owned by the Taemhwanian Resources Corporation Limited (TRCL), Kéijō Shimbun, MBC Media Holdings, Global Mediacom TFSA, Trusted Services Bank, SMBC, former The Taemhwanian Frontier Settlemets Area Foundation of Broadcasting Culture (TFSAFBC) and Investas Rōmandie Holdings (an Oriental Hispanioeire Taemhwan government investment company for two linguistic regions). TPHK has a great relationship with Kéijō Newspaper Co. in regional and Dōhō Press in national despite Kéijō Newspaper’s lack of shareholding.

Headquarters

In -25BP to RP 2600, TPHK began to be established in a building known as the Etaki Tsumiki Building located near the Scattered Islands International Airport on the outskirts of Kéijō, where radio broadcasts began in -25BP and television in -6BP using the studios in the building.

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  TPHK former headquarters at Etaki Tsumiki Building since -25BP until RP 2600
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  TPHK Artmedia Broadcasting Center in Plaza Artmedia Kéijō
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  Kadokachi Mall, a TPHK filming, song recording and animation studios

In RP 2600, TPHK’s headquarters moved to the Artmedia Broadcasting Center located at Plaza Artmedia Kéijō, it is located at Artmedia Hill, San Sebastian, Kéijō. Tromelin Atoll is one of the atolls that has a hilly area. Most of TPHK-SIBC's departments and subsidiaries were established at this broadcasting center, and it remains there. TPHK Studio, a subsidiary has two headquarters, where the sales and production center is located at the broadcasting center, while the filming, song recording, animation studio and distribution center is located at Kadokachi Mall which is located not far from its main headquarters.

History

Radio era (-25BP--6BP)

On December 28, -28BP, a trial broadcast for a commercial station based in Kéijō, known as Radio Creole or Chaine de Creole, it began broadcasting at 3 pm and ended at 5 pm. This trial broadcast lasted for almost 3 years and it increased the broadcast time to 6pm, 7pm, 9pm and 10pm. On December 17, -25BP, the first radio broadcast signal was launched (call sign: TQQS; frequency: AM 1215㎑; output: 10kW) from Kéijō at 12:00 noon, The service began as the first non-governmental commercial broadcaster in the Romande area. On July 19, -23BP, the service began operating four regional commercial stations in Martin-de-Viviès, Toyohara, Spitsbergen Islands and Port Nasawan, and established a broadcasting network called Kabushiki-kaisha Radiodiffusion de la Cultural de Kéijō (Sangunese: 株式会社文化京城放送, KRCK) to connect between the cities that's with Kéijō. On January 20, -21BP, KRCK was renamed as Société de Radiodiffusion de la Station Commerciale de Kéijō et des Etablissements Frontaliers (Sangunese: 京城と国境集落の商業局放送株式会社, SRSCKEF), placed under the authority of Société Financière de Radiodiffusion Réseau Locale.

In -18BP, SRSCKEF launched stereo FM radio in Kéijō followed by on its affiliate stations a year later. In -16BP, Radio SRSCKEF in Kéijō changed its frequency from AM 1215㎑ to AM 954㎑, also using the standard FM frequency on FM 89.2㎒ power 150 watts with the call sign TQ89.2-QS-SFM. Since November -12BP, SRSCKEF has changed its name to Société de Radiodiffusion de la Station Commerciale de Trans-Pior (Sangunese: トランスピア民間放送局放送会社, SRSCTP or TPCSBC). And since then, TPCBC has expanded by launching new stations in Terre Adélie, Isla del Tropico and the SSS Islands. In -10BP, TPCBC launched a new station in Toyohara.

On July 10, -16BP, a new broadcasting act that came into effect in the Taemhwanian Phineaner and Sangunese-speaking areas granted a broadcasting franchise to the International Chronicle, one of the largest newspapers in Kéijō, leading to the formation of the Scattered Islands International Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC). SIBC was founded on December 14, -15BP by Satoshi Frederick Thompson Jr. The network initially focused solely on radio broadcasting, covering only the entire Scattered Islands and surrounding areas. Its main radio station was launched on the same day, occupying the AM frequency 1215㎑ previously occupied by SRSCKEF.

Television era (-11BP-RP 2607)

TPCBC was granted a television license by the previous Taemhwanian government in November -14BP, and launched a trial broadcast in Kéijō on December 20, -14BP. On September 10, -11BP, TPCBC launched its first television broadcast (call sign: TQKR-TV, channel 12, output: 2 kW). Between -14BP and -11BP, TPCBC television services reached affiliation agreements with ten commercial stations in Martin-de-Viviès, Toyohara, Spitsbergen Islands, Port Nasawan, Terre Adélie, Isla del Tropico and the SSS Islands, including in Sendai, Ҭvuҟovarь and Tsunadenai, and it also launched new O&O stations outside the Romande region such as in Saporok, Fića i Feđja, Daïren-Dianaville and Bandar Laila, and started TV broadcasting to its focus areas through its 16 affiliate and regional stations. The TPCBC television network began broadcasting its flagship news, TPCBC News Tonight 9 on January 1, -10BP.

SIBC launched its own television station in Kéijō, TXQR-TV on UHF frequency channel 19 on July 19, -12BP.

In the same year also, commercial broadcasting operations in the Taemhwanian frontier settlements were removed from Société Financière de Radiodiffusion Réseau Locale and invested in the current organization, Société de Radiodiffusion et de télévision Trans-Pior pour l’Etablissements frontaliers (RTPE). In -9BP, RTPE took over The Kéijō Shimbun, a daily newspaper in Kéijō and around the Scattered Islands.

Since the inception of the television service, there has been no dedicated public broadcasting network in these three autonomous territorial units other than having transmitters carried by the national and All Taemhwanian networks. Since the television service was started, various broadcasts have been broadcast in their two spoken languages. Since -7BP, various soap opera dramas and animations from abroad will be dubbed into its two spoken languages namely TFSA Creole Sangunese and Scattered Frontier Phineaner except for various anime series dubbed with Common Tongue, Taemhwanian Hokkien and Scattered Frontier Phineaner. In the same year, the RTPE Standard FM and SIBC-AM transmitter was upgraded to 100 kW.

In -6BP, RTPE aired its drama series starting last February and also aired variation shows, and since then RTPE has changed its name to Trans-Pior Broadcasting Service Company, all its radio and television services will be restructured under this new brand, with the slogan "TPHK - Just More Interesting, Your Accent Entertainment", but the slogan "Common Pride Belongs to the Nation" is still used today. From there, many entertainment programs are oriented to the two dialects, including dramas and dubbed programs. The speech of these two dialects and creoles can be spread to the TPHK coverage areas in particular. A few months later, Taemhwanian Resources Corporation Limited, which owned TPHK, acquired the SIBC network. Following the acquisition, a new company was temporarily established under the name Frontier Electronics Corporation to control the TPHK and SIBC networks.

On December 1, -4BP, the TPHK-SIBC brand was first used upon the launch of a new affiliate station in the Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, and was officially used for the first time in newspaper advertisements promoting local dramas. While some affiliate stations elsewhere still use separate TPHK and SIBC brands. In RP 2600, TPHK and SIBC headquarters were moved to Plaza Artmedia Kéijō as the beginning of the new brand era.

Channels

• TPHK-1 — TPHK's main terrestrial channel (Kéijō Channel 12.1, DBS subchannel 19.3)
• TPHK-2 — TPHK's second terrestrial channel (Kéijō Channel 12.2, DBS subchannel 19.4)
• TPHK-SIBC-SFM — a TPHK's first radio station, talk radio program
• TPHK-SIBC-FM2 — a TPHK's second radio station
• TPHK-SIBC-BS —

Network services

Station	Name in Sangunese	Radio		Analog		Digital
		Frequencies		TPHK-SIBC-TV
		TPHK-SIBC SFM	TPHK-SIBC-FM2	Call sign	Ch.	LCN	Call sign
				Analog			TPHK-SIBC-1	TPHK-SIBC-2
Kéijō-Bassas da Íeu'ryïan	京城	FM 89.2㎒	FM 91.6㎒	TQ12-QS-TV	12	12	TQ12-QS-DTV1	TQ12-QS-DTV2
				TX19-QR-TV	19	19	TX19-QR-DTV3	TQ19-QR-DTV4
Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands		FM 89.0㎒	FM 90.0㎒	TX41-VH-LP	41	6	TX06-VH-LDT3	TX06-VH-LDT4
Taiping-Karayuki-san				TX44-TY-LP	44	28	TX28-TY-LDT1	TX28-TY-LDT2
Yeop Takiyouki-Eureka				TX06-GD-LP	6	6	TX06-GD-LDT1	TX06-GD-LDT2
Terre Adélie	テッレアデリー	FM 90.5㎒	FM 94.3㎒	TX10-RK-TV	10	10	TX10-RK-DTV1	TK10-RK-DTV2
Isla del Tropico	熱帯の島	FM 91.0㎒	FM 102.8㎒	TQ26-VX-TV	26	5	TQ05-VX-DTV3	TQ05-VX-DTV4
Yapreay Islands District	TBA	FM 88.8㎒	AM 640㎑	TX36-ZD-TV	36	12	TX12-ZD-DTV1	TX12-ZD-DTV2
Spitsbergen City		FM 99.9㎒	FM 91.9㎒	TX06-QD-LP	6	6	TX06-QD-LDT1	TX06-QD-LDT2
Mengkabong-Ochamchira				TX38-QV-LP	38	38	TX38-QV-LDT1	TX38-QV-LDT2
						12	TX12-AC-LDT1	TX12-AC-LDT2
Taroko		FM 94.0㎒	FM 96.6㎒	TX51-RY-LP	51	12	TX12-RY-LDT1	TX12-RY-LDT2
Ducie		FM 89.6㎒	FM 99.4㎒	TX26-UX-TV	26	12	TX12-UX-DTV3	TX12-UX-DTV4
Ҭvuҟovarь-Charcot Station-Hau	ヴコヴァル-シャルコー駅-ハウ	FM 90.0㎒	FM 100.0㎒	TX33-WX-LP	33	12	TX12-WX-LDT1	TX12-WX-LDT2
Daïren-Dianaville	大連-ダイアナビル	FM 87.8㎒	FM 89.6㎒	TX11-XR-TV	11	11	TX11-XR-DTV1	TX11-XR-DTV2
Sendai	仙台	FM 88.5㎒	FM 101.3㎒	TX11-SD-TV	11	11	TX11-SD-DTV1	TX11-SD-DTV2
Tsunadenai	綱手内	FM 101.0㎒	FM 89.5㎒	TX03-HH-LP	3	3	TX03-HH-LDT1	TX03-HH-LDT2
Bukit Timah	ブキット・ティマ	FM 88.2㎒	FM 96.5㎒	TX27-KZ-TV	27	17	TX17-KZ-DTV1	TX17-KZ-DTV2
Phineaner Grisons	マレー・グリソンズ	FM 90.1㎒	FM 107.5㎒	TX49-QZ-LP	49	12	TX12-QZ-LDT1	TX12-QZ-LDT2
Saporok-Karpatho Ïeu'ryádoche	札幌-カルパト・イェウリャドチェ	FM 88.2㎒	FM 90.5㎒	TQ11-DQ-LP	11	11	TQ11-DQ-LDT3	TQ11-DQ-LDT4
Batang Padang
Broome Keys				TX38-CR-LP	38	38	TX38-CR-LDT1	TX38-CR-LDT2
Negara Awan				TQ31-DK-TV	31	31	TQ31-DK-DTV1	TQ31-DK-DTV2
Providenciales				TX17-ZT-LP	17	44	TX44-ZT-LDT1	TX44-ZT-LDT2
Tri-State Area				TX32-JB-TV	32	44	TX44-JB-DTV1	TX44-JB-DTV2
Bandar Laila	バンダル・ライラ	FM 87.8㎒	FM 93.5㎒	TX19-BO-TV	19	12	TX12-BO-DTV3	TX12-BO-DTV4
Fića i Feđja-Ponceh				TX06-AV-LP	6	9	TX09-AV-LDT1	TX09-AV-LDT2
San Furansokyo-Rintis Island				TX11-LY-LP	11	12	TX12-LY-LDT1	TX12-LY-LDT2

Just like what happened to Corus Television, TPHK have no affiliates in Itsunomi Mountains, Jeli Heights and Lower Ducie area (except Bukit Timah area) which are served by Ҭvuҟovarь-Charcot Station-Hau station and Kéijō main station.