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Founded in 1658 by the Radio Corporation of Floria, FBC is the oldest of the traditional television networks. | Founded in 1658 by the Radio Corporation of Floria, FBC is the oldest of the traditional television networks. | ||
FBC has twelve owned-and-operated stations and affiliates in every Confederate States TV market. Some of the stations are also available in countries though not to the extent of [[Floria Today]], its main rival television network. | FBC has twelve owned-and-operated stations and affiliates in every Confederate States TV market. Some of the stations are also available in countries though not to the extent of [[Floria Today]], its main rival television network. Unlike [[Floria Today]], [[FBC]] has traditionally supported the [[Social Democratic Party of Floria]] and its predecessors. | ||
[[Category: Floria]] | [[Category: Floria]] | ||
[[Category:Television stations]] | [[Category:Television stations]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:18, 26 September 2025
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The Florian Broadcasting Corporation (FBC) is a Florian commercial broadcast television and radio network serving as the flagship property of the FBC Group.
The headquarters of FBC is in Northcliff. FBC also notably has offices in Oldhaven, Southland and Diamond Harbour, Southcliff.
Founded in 1658 by the Radio Corporation of Floria, FBC is the oldest of the traditional television networks. FBC has twelve owned-and-operated stations and affiliates in every Confederate States TV market. Some of the stations are also available in countries though not to the extent of Floria Today, its main rival television network. Unlike Floria Today, FBC has traditionally supported the Social Democratic Party of Floria and its predecessors.
