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''' | '''Daxian News Network'''. widely known by its acronym ''CNN'' is a mass media company owned by based in [[Mirzak]], [[Corumm]]. CNN's main interests lie in television broadcasting, news on tv, online and print and also sports broadcasting. | ||
It is considered one of the great pillars that support the [[Party of | It is considered one of the great pillars that support the [[Party of Daxian Democrats]], bringing the will of the Party to the airwaves. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Prior to 1992 the | Prior to 1992 the Daxian media landscape was dominated by private media companies who freely competed for audiences and market share, while broadly toeing the government line on select topics. The Daxian News Network was formed by the nationalization and forced consolidation of all the assets previously owned by the Mirzak Broadcast Corporation, Zunshi Television Group, Lishi Media Group and newspapers like Voice of the Nation and the Chung Daily under Chancellor Linge Chen's Decree for the Consolidation of Public Thought. | ||
==Editorial Stances== | ==Editorial Stances== | ||
Revision as of 00:39, 29 April 2023
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| Company type | State owned |
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| Industry | Media |
| Founded | 12 June 1993 |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Alshar |
Key people |
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Number of employees | 9,400 |
Daxian News Network. widely known by its acronym CNN is a mass media company owned by based in Mirzak, Corumm. CNN's main interests lie in television broadcasting, news on tv, online and print and also sports broadcasting. It is considered one of the great pillars that support the Party of Daxian Democrats, bringing the will of the Party to the airwaves.
History
Prior to 1992 the Daxian media landscape was dominated by private media companies who freely competed for audiences and market share, while broadly toeing the government line on select topics. The Daxian News Network was formed by the nationalization and forced consolidation of all the assets previously owned by the Mirzak Broadcast Corporation, Zunshi Television Group, Lishi Media Group and newspapers like Voice of the Nation and the Chung Daily under Chancellor Linge Chen's Decree for the Consolidation of Public Thought.