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It is the first oldest television network in [[Phinbella]] before [[Special Broadcasting System]] (SBS), which uses [[SBS 1-RCTP|RCTP]] as a key station, but has the largest number of stations in Phinbella's commercial television network in Phinbella since {{RP|1988}}. | It is the first oldest television network in [[Phinbella]] before [[Special Broadcasting System]] (SBS), which uses [[SBS 1-RCTP|RCTP]] as a key station, but has the largest number of stations in Phinbella's commercial television network in Phinbella since {{RP|1988}}. | ||
NNN has 58 core stations and affiliates throughout Phinbella by regional market area. NNN also has its own news network under the same name, simply referring to the acronym Niikkai News Network. | |||
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===The formation of the network=== | ===The formation of the network=== | ||
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| Type | Broadcast television network |
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| Country |
 Phinbella |
| First air date | January 20, -16BP |
| Availability | National |
| Founded |
October 28, -9BP by Wan Zainal Kitawasan |
| Broadcast area | Phinbella and part of Sanpantul |
| Launch date | October 28, -16BP |
| Picture format | 4:3 (576i) SDTV |
Niikkai Television Network (Phinbellan: Rangkaian Televisyen Niikkai, Taesongean: 니잇카이 텔레비전 네트워크; RR: Niitkai Tellebijeon Neteuwokeu, NTN) or Niikkai News Network (Phinbellan: Rangkaian Berita Niikkai, Taesongean: 니잇카이 뉴스 네트워크; RR: Niitkai Nyuseu Neteuwokeu, NNN) is a television network of Phinbellan commercial television stations, with Channel 7 as the key station. It is often referred to in abbreviation of NNN or NTN. But this television network is very famous with its acronym NNN.
It is the first oldest television network in Phinbella before Special Broadcasting System (SBS), which uses RCTP as a key station, but has the largest number of stations in Phinbella's commercial television network in Phinbella since -16BP.
NNN has 58 core stations and affiliates throughout Phinbella by regional market area. NNN also has its own news network under the same name, simply referring to the acronym Niikkai News Network.
