List of Kiravian news outlets: Difference between revisions
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==AKP== | ==AKP== | ||
''See [[Agśensuv Kirav-Press]]'' | |||
==Coscivian Wire Service International== | ==Coscivian Wire Service International== | ||
Coscivian Wire Service International is a news agency headquartered in [[Saar-Silverda]]. Founded early on during the liberalisation period, its original business model was collecting news reports from abroad in Kiravic for sale to domestic publications (mostly those serving regional and local audiences). It now produces reports in multiple languages for both domestic and international consumers, and engages in multiplatform digital publishing of much of its own reporting. Its main competitor is [[Agśensuv Kirav-Press]], which has larger networks in Caphiria and Urcea. | Coscivian Wire Service International is a news agency headquartered in [[Saar-Silverda]]. Founded early on during the liberalisation period, its original business model was collecting news reports from abroad in Kiravic for sale to domestic publications (mostly those serving regional and local audiences). It now produces reports in multiple languages for both domestic and international consumers, and engages in multiplatform digital publishing of much of its own reporting. Its main competitor is [[Agśensuv Kirav-Press]], which has larger networks in Caphiria and Urcea. | ||
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==''Iomradh''== | ==''Iomradh''== | ||
''Iomhradh'' ("Report") is the largest Gaelic-language newspaper in the Kiravian Federacy. Published out of [[Kérvoak]], [[Ilánova]], it has widespread circulation in Kiravia's Gaelic-speaking states and among Gaelic minority communities throughout the nation. It has a growing online presence. | ''Iomhradh'' ("Report") is the largest Gaelic-language newspaper in the Kiravian Federacy. Published out of [[Kérvoak]], [[Ilánova]], it has widespread circulation in Kiravia's Gaelic-speaking states and among Gaelic minority communities throughout the nation. It has a growing online presence. | ||
==KBS== | |||
==Kiravia Today== | ==Kiravia Today== | ||
''See [[KT (news outlet)]]'' | ''See [[KT (news outlet)]]'' | ||
Kiravia Today is a {{wp|state propaganda|propaganda}} mouthpiece aimed at foreign audiences. | |||
==''Primóra Moon''== | ==''Primóra Moon''== | ||
''See [[Primóra Moon]]'' | ''See [[Primóra Moon]]'' | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 13 April 2022
AKP
Coscivian Wire Service International
Coscivian Wire Service International is a news agency headquartered in Saar-Silverda. Founded early on during the liberalisation period, its original business model was collecting news reports from abroad in Kiravic for sale to domestic publications (mostly those serving regional and local audiences). It now produces reports in multiple languages for both domestic and international consumers, and engages in multiplatform digital publishing of much of its own reporting. Its main competitor is Agśensuv Kirav-Press, which has larger networks in Caphiria and Urcea.
Ğábravik
See Ğábravik
Ğábravik (Ænglish: Lamppost) is a broadsheet daily newspaper published from Madisar, Fariva but traditionally associated with the larger nearby city of Béyasar. It is distinguished by its unapologetically left-liberal and progressive political alignment, and its tradition of critical reporting on Kiravian political and social conditions. Although its daily circulation figures are comparatively small, Ğábravik punches above its weight in terms of influence by marketing to an elite readership. It has a robust digital presence, including well-regarded online editions in Latin and Ænglish. Due to its accessibility and editorial independence, Ğábravik is valued as a source on Kiravian current events by foreign journalists and researchers.
Iomradh
Iomhradh ("Report") is the largest Gaelic-language newspaper in the Kiravian Federacy. Published out of Kérvoak, Ilánova, it has widespread circulation in Kiravia's Gaelic-speaking states and among Gaelic minority communities throughout the nation. It has a growing online presence.
KBS
Kiravia Today
See KT (news outlet)
Kiravia Today is a propaganda mouthpiece aimed at foreign audiences.
Primóra Moon
See Primóra Moon