BBC (Buda)

Budanense Broadcasting Company, or BBC, is a Budanense TV channel that is headquartered in Buda City, Buda. It airs nationwide, but also airs on special countries like Twerky. over 6 billion people watch BBC per day. (W.I.P.)

History

BBC began as a small radio station in 1899 with only 5 daily listeners. The name of the radio station is believed to be "Radio Buda 7590 kHz" but the name of it is currently unknown. It used to broadcast continuous beeps and became an urban legend shortly after.

The urban legend stopped in 1908 and there were 187,000 listeners per day. They stopped buzzing and they started to broadcast funny jokes "24/7", starting the overwhelming popularity. 1909 saw the network change its name to Y&R Radio Company, and the increase in daily listeners to 1,847,778. The 1 million people at the time had already died, but some of them were alive.

In 1935, it moved on from jokes to news about the Budanense Union. It changed its name to Compass Network. Posters about Compass Network were pasted all over Mitsleote^[Note1], Vladivostok, Sozolo City, and Buda City. The posters said "Listen to Compass Network in 7684 kHz!" thus helping it dominate the radio industry in the Budanense Union.

21 years later, Compass Network became a TV station known as RHE TV, due to a filed complaint by Mitsleote Radio Corporation for using their theme song, albeit there were no traces of theme song notes.

Notes

1. Mitsleote was a city founded in 1595 by the Budanense, but it fell during the Budanense Civil War of 2015, thus making Mitsleote an oblast of Buda. It used to occupy the entirety of Chaves City until in 2001 when Chaves City broke away from Mitsl Chaves also dissolved 1 year before Mitsleote fell. Mitsleote is now replaced with the Mitsleote Oblast, having the capital of Sozidah City, a developing city with a population of just 500,000.