Media of the United States of JBR

The media of the United States of JBR has a strong presence within the nation because of the former city-states of Hollywood and Los Angeles which were full of media, entertainment, and publishing. The media consists of several different types of communications: television, radio, newspapers, Internet, cinema, and magazines. Most of the media is owned by large corporations or private owners that live throughout the nation. Because of the small size, competition is at large and the media in JBR are known for their aggression with foreign rivalries. The only national-leveled media organization is the Pacific News Network and PNN International. A large portion of the media compete for the interest of its consumers and receive income for the number of consumers that watch, read, or listen to their respective media publications. Being over a former area of entertainment, the entertainment in JBR is still strong and is increasingly becoming more powerful.

Radio

The radio is very strong in the United States of JBR, mostly compromised up radio stations in the FM band which usually plays a particular genre of music such as Top 40, soft rock, metal, or country. The top listened-to radio stations is GR-8 102.1 FM (Top 40), CMR 106.7 FM (country), CACM 80.2 (classical), and FRWY 103.6 (soft and hard rock). Talk shows are also popular in the United States of JBR and its host often discuss on current issues and topics of the country and the world.

Cinema

The cinema of the United States of JBR is a regional power in the North American continent, as it is home to the former Hollywood city-state that was at its peak during its time as part of the United States of America (California). Despite the many economic breakdowns in JBR, the cinema industry has constantly risen along with supporting the economy of the entire nation itself.

Newspapers and magazines

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The Angeles Times, a popular newspaper of the United States of JBR.

Although during its time in the United States of America where the importance of the United States of JBR has declined, the newspaper is now an entirely joint subsidiary between the government and the media industry. Being in a small nation, the requirements of a national newspaper is not hard and being that, there are only 42 newspaper present in the entire nation. The top three newspapers are the Angeles Times, Victorian Report, and the JBR Today News. Typically, each state will support up to five major newspapers and fund the corporations that are circulating the newspaper. The JBR Postal Service regularly sends newspapers out every weekend or day to provide it for the customers of their particular newspaper.

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The Pacific Press is also a major newspaper of the United States of JBR and is responsible for more political, national, and Pacifican news.

Magazines also have an important role in the United States of JBR, although most publications are circulated from private-owned corporations. The magazine has recently seen a rise in sales over the newspaper as a recent poll suggested that a colorful, bright publication would be more appealing as opposed as to the black and white newspaper. The newspaper and magazine industry is also known for its propaganda during the wars which encourages the citizens to fight or support JBR's path to victory or out of defeat.

Internet

The internet is probably the most fastest growing form of media and was the primary reason the newspaper has declined during the pre-JBRican years. Many newspapers own their own websites where archives of old publications are made ready for the viewer to read and read the current news going on. Most of the media on the internet rely on income via advertisements their customers go to while on the website they are on. Since most of the population has access in the internet, news can be passed quickly by advertisements or social networking sites which has given a relief to the JBRican internet industry.

Television

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The PNN is mostly a newspaper-oriented publication although it is present in the United States of JBR public television where it has its own channel. The PNN, like the Pacific Press, mostly reports on political, national, and Pacifican news.

The television is the main source of media and has been very strong. Many news channel are frequently updating although are competing with the internet and under some deep pressure. For every household, there are usually 4 television sets on average and the average JBRican will watch 4 hours a day at the television. 30% of this time, that citizen will watch some form of news. Many channels in JBR try to include a program that reports on the news and generally run for an hour or thirty minutes.

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RiteTV is a popular television program in the USJBR, in fact, it receives an auidence of 15 million viewers a day which constitutes 50% of the entire population.