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{{Infobox company | {{Infobox company | ||
| name = | | name = Ghaillish Broadcasting Federation<br>Cónaidhm Craolacháin na Ghlítteann | ||
| logo = [[Image:GBF_Logo.png|180px]] | | logo = [[Image:GBF_Logo.png|180px]] | ||
| caption = | | caption = | ||
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| defunct = | | defunct = | ||
| location_city = Two Liberty, [[Spálgleann]] | | location_city = Two Liberty, [[Spálgleann]] | ||
| location_country = [[ | | location_country = [[Caldia]] | ||
| locations = | | locations = | ||
| area_served = [[ | | area_served = [[Caldia]]<br>[[Euclea]] <small>(via GBF Euclea)</small><br>Worldwide <small>(via internet, satellite, digital and analogue services)</small> | ||
| key_people = Alastar Smith (President) | | key_people = Alastar Smith (President) | ||
| products = | | products = | ||
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}} | }} | ||
The ''' | The '''Ghaillish Broadcasting Federation''' ({{wp|Irish language|Ghaillish}}: ''Cónaidhm Craolacháin na Ghlítteann''), abbreviated to '''GBF''' (''CCnG'') is the largest {{wp|broadcasting}} company in [[Caldia]]. It both produces programmes and broadcasts them on television, radio and the Internet. It was founded in 1990 following a merger of Caldia's largest private broadcasting companies: Nuacht Caipitil, [[Cuideachta Craolacháin Gaelach|CCG]], and [[Seirbhísí Craolacháin Tuaiscirt|SCT]]. | ||
GBF primary deals with news and provides {{wp|24 hour news cycle|twenty-four hour news coverage}} through some of its channels. It has three divisions. The largest of two divisions is GBF News Online which provides online coverage for both domestic and international events. GBF Euclea is the second division and is available in most members of the [[Euclean Community]]. | GBF primary deals with news and provides {{wp|24 hour news cycle|twenty-four hour news coverage}} through some of its channels. It has three divisions. The largest of two divisions is GBF News Online which provides online coverage for both domestic and international events. GBF Euclea is the second division and is available in most members of the [[Euclean Community]]. | ||
Broadcasting services for | Broadcasting services for Caldia are provided in both Ghaillish and {{wp|English language|Estmerish}}. GBF Euclea broadcasts in {{wp|French language|Gaullican}} while GBF News Online provides coverage in over twenty five languages. | ||
It is a member of the [[ | It is a member of the [[World Union of Broadcasting]] and [[European Broadcasting Group]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[File:GBF Newsdesk.JPG|thumb|175px|left|The news-desk used for programs on GBF 1.]] | [[File:GBF Newsdesk.JPG|thumb|175px|left|The news-desk used for programs on GBF 1.]] | ||
The oldest of its predecessors, CCG, first began broadcasting via radio in the 1935 after the [[Occupation of | The oldest of its predecessors, CCG, first began broadcasting via radio in the 1935 after the [[Occupation of Caldia]] had ended. Previously, the only broadcasting company was the publicly owned [[Teilifís agus Raidió Náisiúnta|Raidió Náisiúnta]]. Creation of private broadcasting companies was prohibited during the occupation as part of the agreement between the [[Government of Caldia|Caldish government]] and the [[Federation of Asteria|Federation]]. Regular television broadcasting first began in 1962 on CCG, one year after it first began on TRN. | ||
In 1990, a merger was negotiated between Donny Ferguson and Andrew Copper. Ferguson owned CCG, which serviced much of | In 1990, a merger was negotiated between Donny Ferguson and Andrew Copper. Ferguson owned CCG, which serviced much of Caldia, and Copper owned Nuacht Caipitil and SCT, which serviced the Greater [[Spálgleann]] area and the northeastern [[Regions of Caldia|regions]] of the country respectively. The Copper-Ferguson Broadcasting Company was established as a parent company of GBF. | ||
In 2000 GBF launched its online expansion, GBF News Online, to serve the growing international markets for online news. It also launched GBF Euclea to cover the affairs of the [[Euclean Community]] and elsewhere in [[Euclea]] in 2005. | In 2000 GBF launched its online expansion, GBF News Online, to serve the growing international markets for online news. It also launched GBF Euclea to cover the affairs of the [[Euclean Community]] and elsewhere in [[Euclea]] in 2005. | ||
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==Divisions== | ==Divisions== | ||
===GBF Euclea=== | ===GBF Euclea=== | ||
GBF Euclea was established in 2005 and began broadcasting in [[Gaullica]] and [[ | GBF Euclea was established in 2005 and began broadcasting in [[Gaullica]] and [[Estmere]] the following year. It was set up in order to serve the growing news markets in Euclea and follow Continent matters, such as the happenings of the [[Euclean Parliament]]. It has since expanded services to [[Ordennia]] and [[Werania]] (2006), [[Varienland]] (2007), [[Kesselbourg]] (2007), and [[Hennehouwe]] (2008). Further expansion to [[Florena]] is planned and a planned expansion to [[Etruria]] was canceled in 2016. | ||
All broadcasting through GBF Euclea is provided in {{wp|French language|Gaullican}}. | All broadcasting through GBF Euclea is provided in {{wp|French language|Gaullican}}. Subtitles in national languages are provided. | ||
===GBF News Online=== | ===GBF News Online=== | ||
News services are provided online through GBF News Online, which was launched in 2000. It provides coverage of domestic and international events and is available in most countries. Many reports are accompanied by audio and video from the GBF's television and radio news services. The website is the most frequently accessed {{wp|news website}} in | News services are provided online through GBF News Online, which was launched in 2000. It provides coverage of domestic and international events and is available in most countries. Many reports are accompanied by audio and video from the GBF's television and radio news services. The website is the most frequently accessed {{wp|news website}} in Caldia and has around eight million unique users per week. It is estimated that between 65% and 75% of its users are from Caldia, while the rest are located elsewhere. | ||
==Channels== | ==Channels== | ||
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*GBF 1 - home to {{wp|24 hour news cycle|twenty-four hour news coverage}}, GBF 1 provides constant coverage of domestic and international news. | *GBF 1 - home to {{wp|24 hour news cycle|twenty-four hour news coverage}}, GBF 1 provides constant coverage of domestic and international news. | ||
*GBF 2 - GBF 2 airs popular programs from GBF 1 in syndication as well as documentaries, academic lectures, and discussion, often aimed at intellectual or niche audiences. | *GBF 2 - GBF 2 airs popular programs from GBF 1 in syndication as well as documentaries, academic lectures, and discussion, often aimed at intellectual or niche audiences. | ||
*GBF Comhthionól - named after the [[Comhthionól Náisiúnta|principal house]] of the [[ | *GBF Comhthionól - named after the [[Comhthionól Náisiúnta|principal house]] of the [[Tionól|Caldish parliament]], GBF Comhthionól broadcasts live political debates as well as political discussions and documentaries. It also airs the weekly [[Comhthionól Náisiúnta#Taoiseach's Questions|''Ceisteanna Taoiseach'']], or Taoiseach's Questions. | ||
*GBF Euclea - twenty-four hour coverage of Euclean politics and news. | *GBF Euclea - twenty-four hour coverage of Euclean politics and news. | ||
*GBF Sport - provides coverage for sport, including live matches. | *GBF Sport - provides coverage for sport, including live matches. | ||
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*GBF Radio - news and current events | *GBF Radio - news and current events | ||
*GBF Radio Sport - sports, including live commentary | *GBF Radio Sport - sports, including live commentary | ||
[[Category:Media in | [[Category:Media in Caldia]][[Category:Caldish companies] | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 27 January 2020
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| Broadcasting | |
| Industry | Mass media |
| Predecessor | Nuacht Caipitil CCG SCT |
| Founded | 1990 |
| Founder | Donny Ferguson Andrew Copper |
| Headquarters | Two Liberty, Spálgleann , |
Area served | Caldia Euclea (via GBF Euclea) Worldwide (via internet, satellite, digital and analogue services) |
Key people | Alastar Smith (President) |
| Services | Radio, television, online |
| Revenue | €1.3 billion (2014) |
| Owner | Donny Ferguson Andrew Copper |
Number of employees | 9,000 (2014) |
| Parent | Copper-Ferguson Broadcasting |
| Divisions | GBF Euclea GBF News Online |
| Website | gbf |
The Ghaillish Broadcasting Federation (Ghaillish: Cónaidhm Craolacháin na Ghlítteann), abbreviated to GBF (CCnG) is the largest broadcasting company in Caldia. It both produces programmes and broadcasts them on television, radio and the Internet. It was founded in 1990 following a merger of Caldia's largest private broadcasting companies: Nuacht Caipitil, CCG, and SCT.
GBF primary deals with news and provides twenty-four hour news coverage through some of its channels. It has three divisions. The largest of two divisions is GBF News Online which provides online coverage for both domestic and international events. GBF Euclea is the second division and is available in most members of the Euclean Community.
Broadcasting services for Caldia are provided in both Ghaillish and Estmerish. GBF Euclea broadcasts in Gaullican while GBF News Online provides coverage in over twenty five languages.
It is a member of the World Union of Broadcasting and European Broadcasting Group.
History
The oldest of its predecessors, CCG, first began broadcasting via radio in the 1935 after the Occupation of Caldia had ended. Previously, the only broadcasting company was the publicly owned Raidió Náisiúnta. Creation of private broadcasting companies was prohibited during the occupation as part of the agreement between the Caldish government and the Federation. Regular television broadcasting first began in 1962 on CCG, one year after it first began on TRN.
In 1990, a merger was negotiated between Donny Ferguson and Andrew Copper. Ferguson owned CCG, which serviced much of Caldia, and Copper owned Nuacht Caipitil and SCT, which serviced the Greater Spálgleann area and the northeastern regions of the country respectively. The Copper-Ferguson Broadcasting Company was established as a parent company of GBF.
In 2000 GBF launched its online expansion, GBF News Online, to serve the growing international markets for online news. It also launched GBF Euclea to cover the affairs of the Euclean Community and elsewhere in Euclea in 2005.
Divisions
GBF Euclea
GBF Euclea was established in 2005 and began broadcasting in Gaullica and Estmere the following year. It was set up in order to serve the growing news markets in Euclea and follow Continent matters, such as the happenings of the Euclean Parliament. It has since expanded services to Ordennia and Werania (2006), Varienland (2007), Kesselbourg (2007), and Hennehouwe (2008). Further expansion to Florena is planned and a planned expansion to Etruria was canceled in 2016.
All broadcasting through GBF Euclea is provided in Gaullican. Subtitles in national languages are provided.
GBF News Online
News services are provided online through GBF News Online, which was launched in 2000. It provides coverage of domestic and international events and is available in most countries. Many reports are accompanied by audio and video from the GBF's television and radio news services. The website is the most frequently accessed news website in Caldia and has around eight million unique users per week. It is estimated that between 65% and 75% of its users are from Caldia, while the rest are located elsewhere.
Channels
Television
- GBF 1 - home to twenty-four hour news coverage, GBF 1 provides constant coverage of domestic and international news.
- GBF 2 - GBF 2 airs popular programs from GBF 1 in syndication as well as documentaries, academic lectures, and discussion, often aimed at intellectual or niche audiences.
- GBF Comhthionól - named after the principal house of the Caldish parliament, GBF Comhthionól broadcasts live political debates as well as political discussions and documentaries. It also airs the weekly Ceisteanna Taoiseach, or Taoiseach's Questions.
- GBF Euclea - twenty-four hour coverage of Euclean politics and news.
- GBF Sport - provides coverage for sport, including live matches.
Radio
- GBF Radio - news and current events
- GBF Radio Sport - sports, including live commentary[[Category:Caldish companies]