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Baydor has a number of major media outlets, chief among which are the national television channels. BTK is Baydor's public broadcasting corporation; about a third of its income comes from a broadcast receiver licence, while the rest is made through revenue from commercials and sponsorships. State television operates two mainstream channels, BTK 1 and BTK 2, as well as regional programs for each of the country's 16 voivodeships (as BTK 3). In addition to these general channels, BTK runs a number of genre-specific programmes such as BTK Sport, BTK Historia, BTA Kultura, BTK movie, BTKL Serial and BTK Baydoria, the latter is a state-run channel dedicated to the transmission of Baydorian language television for the Baydori diaspora abroad. Baydor has several 24-hour news channels such as Portstone News, BTK Info and TVB 24.
Baydor has a number of major media outlets, chief among which are the national television channels. BTK is Baydor's public broadcasting corporation; about a third of its income comes from a broadcast receiver licence, while the rest is made through revenue from commercials and sponsorships. State television operates two mainstream channels, BTK 1 and BTK 2, as well as regional programs for each of the country's 16 voivodeships (as BTK 3). In addition to these general channels, BTK runs a number of genre-specific programmes such as BTK Sport, BTK Historia, BTA Kultura, BTK movie, BTKL Serial and BTK Baydoria, the latter is a state-run channel dedicated to the transmission of Baydorian language television for the Baydori diaspora abroad. Baydor has several 24-hour news channels such as Portstone News, BTK Info and TVB 24.
In Baydor, there are also daily newspapers like Lutreme prit("Liberty press"), Koingmen ("The kingmen") and Baydor Danly gonizpar ("Baydor Daily Newspaper") which provide traditional opinion and news, and tabloids such as Super Express. Freeme Baydor, founded in 1920 is one of the oldest newspapers still in operation in the country.Cinema in Baydor started in 1908 which a newsreel of King John of Baydor.
In Baydor, there are also daily newspapers like Lutreme prit("Liberty press"), Koingmen ("The kingmen") and Baydor Danly gonizpar ("Baydor Daily Newspaper") which provide traditional opinion and news, and tabloids such as Super Express. Freeme Baydor, founded in 1920 is one of the oldest newspapers still in operation in the country. Cinema in Baydor started in 1908 which a newsreel of King John of Baydor.
'''Literature'''
'''Literature'''
Baydor has a large range of literary pieces shaped by the history in witch they where written in and society at the time. Due to the large numbers of speaker in Baydor particularly in the upper classes ,it is not rare for piaces to be written in anglish and as a result many Baydorian writers have gained fame world wide, being read widely in Dolfikland.
The first written records in Baydor date back to the 10th century bc using the lorbic language, however the first recorded of written Baydorian originate from around 900 ad. In the 19th and early 20th century many novelist would go out of there way to write in Baydorian instead of Anglish to protest the Dolfik attempts to replace Baydorian culture. The 19th century in particular was a time of nationalism across Baydor as many people sort to deffend there culture form being replaced by outside forces, this result in a cultural underground and a massive increases in baydorian literary. This resulted in Baydorian classic like Bygoun Das die and lut zandar,books about heroic baydorian's who defend their homes agents foriegn foes.
In the 1990s and 70s there where many poems and books written about the blood shed happening in the streets of Baydor. Today popular genres like crime and historical fiction sell well.
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