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| divisions = AIM Television<br>AIM Radio<br>AIM Parliament<br>AIM Banau<br>AIM International<br>AIM Online<br>AIM український<br>AIM Culture | | divisions = AIM Television<br>AIM Radio<br>AIM Parliament<br>AIM Banau<br>AIM International<br>AIM Online<br>AIM український<br>AIM Culture | ||
| founded = June 12th, 1941 | | founded = June 12th, 1941 | ||
| location = | | location = Media City Park, Orley, Plangainer | ||
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'''Alternative International Media''' ('''AIM'''), formerly known as '''Plangainer Broadcasting Group''' is a non-profit public broadcaster of [[Plangainer]], originally starting as a radio broadcasting service in 1941 before expanding into television in 1966, currently providing multi-station television broadcasting and radio technologies including online and stream services. It is currently the largest broadcaster in Plangainer, serving all regions including the Autonomous Republic of Banau and operating with an international broadcasting channel, employing over 2,300 staff in total, most of whom operate within the AIM Television | '''Alternative International Media''' ('''AIM'''), formerly known as '''Plangainer Broadcasting Group''' is a non-profit public broadcaster of [[Plangainer]], originally starting as a radio broadcasting service in 1941 before expanding into television in 1966, currently providing multi-station television broadcasting and radio technologies including online and stream services. It is currently the largest broadcaster in Plangainer, serving all regions including the Autonomous Republic of Banau and operating with an international broadcasting channel, employing over 2,300 staff in total, most of whom operate within the AIM Television division. Its headquarters are located at the [[Media City Park]] in [[Orley]]. | ||
The original broadcast station was founded on June 12th, 1941 when Plangainer Broadcasting Group began broadcasting their first program, "Radio Rondy". In 1963, the program's name became AIM's official title after receiving approval from the [[Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies]] which later instated the [[Radio and Television Commission of Plangainer]] to manage licensing and the legal rights of media broadcasting stations in the country. The company has been under the control of several different private owners throughout its history, but always maintained ownership of both the radio and television stations. As part of a wider internal reorganization effort, in 1967 the two separate divisions were then merged into one single entity, making way for the creation of the current organization. | |||
AIM is a full member of the [[International Broadcasting Alliance]] (IBA). | AIM is a full member of the [[International Broadcasting Alliance]] (IBA). | ||
==Services== | ==Services== | ||
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==Finances== | ==Finances== | ||
Operations are funded principally by a government subsidy from the [[Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies]]; it also receives funding through sales and subscription fees to its various media platforms which use content and resources from the broadcaster, and not limited to independent licensing of material and other elements to outsourced organizations and media companies. | |||
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| Publicly funded public service broadcaster | |
| Industry | Mass Media |
| Predecessor | Plangainerian Broadcasting Group (PBG) |
| Founded | June 12th, 1941 |
| Headquarters | Media City Park, Orley, Plangainer |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people |
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| Revenue |  $4.121 billion (2021) |
| $216 million (2021) | |
| $311 million (2021) | |
| Total assets | $2.91 billion (2021) |
| Owner | Public owned |
Number of employees | 2,379 (2022) |
| Divisions | AIM Television AIM Radio AIM Parliament AIM Banau AIM International AIM Online AIM український AIM Culture |
Alternative International Media (AIM), formerly known as Plangainer Broadcasting Group is a non-profit public broadcaster of Plangainer, originally starting as a radio broadcasting service in 1941 before expanding into television in 1966, currently providing multi-station television broadcasting and radio technologies including online and stream services. It is currently the largest broadcaster in Plangainer, serving all regions including the Autonomous Republic of Banau and operating with an international broadcasting channel, employing over 2,300 staff in total, most of whom operate within the AIM Television division. Its headquarters are located at the Media City Park in Orley.
The original broadcast station was founded on June 12th, 1941 when Plangainer Broadcasting Group began broadcasting their first program, "Radio Rondy". In 1963, the program's name became AIM's official title after receiving approval from the Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies which later instated the Radio and Television Commission of Plangainer to manage licensing and the legal rights of media broadcasting stations in the country. The company has been under the control of several different private owners throughout its history, but always maintained ownership of both the radio and television stations. As part of a wider internal reorganization effort, in 1967 the two separate divisions were then merged into one single entity, making way for the creation of the current organization.
AIM is a full member of the International Broadcasting Alliance (IBA).
Services
Television
Channels
Radio
Stations
Online
Headquarters and Offices
Finances
Operations are funded principally by a government subsidy from the Ministry of Communications & Information Technologies; it also receives funding through sales and subscription fees to its various media platforms which use content and resources from the broadcaster, and not limited to independent licensing of material and other elements to outsourced organizations and media companies.