Historias de Broadcasting

Traveling to a parallel world, Zeaser, who was forced to make a living, was invited by the Dimension platform to create. Say anything, just edit the video and you can get rewards. With the mentality of trying, Zeaser edited Marvel and uploaded the video "Top Ten Superheroes". Unexpectedly, it caused an uproar in the Marvel Universe! Iron Man: It was me who snapped my fingers in the end...! Captain America: With a mortal body standing shoulder to shoulder with the gods, I lifted Mjolnir...? Thor: You said you never practiced secretly! Wait, that fat guy is definitely not me! Spider-Man: What! except me! And two Spider-Men? ! In addition, videos such as "Top Ten Super Villains" have appeared. Since then, the entire Marvel universe has undergone earth-shaking changes! Zeaser on the other side was also stunned: "The Infinity Stones gifted to me by this guy named [Loki] turned out to be real...

FIRST EVER WATTPAD TV!!

Taniah Kiro Sandeja craves for greatness all her life. Being the middle child wasn't easy for her because growing up, she was always been compared to her older sister. Passion for journalism runs in their blood and she saw it as an opportunity to prove her parents her value as a person and a daughter. But what if things don't go her way? What if the opportunity that she saw leads to the total destruction of her progress?

"Everyone deserves second chances. Right?"

Come one, come all! For my morning broadcasts at 6AM HST (Hell Standard Time), I am going to start sharing fan interviews! More details can be found within this "book", dear.

She only clicked on the livestream to support a friend. But that single click brought her into the world of a guarded streamer with walls too high to climb. Through fleeting messages and fragile midnights, Aria and Mark find themselves drawn to each other. Late-night chats, guarded secrets, and feelings that grow through a screen. Can Aria and Mark turn a fragile online connection into something real, or will distance break them before they even begin? Sometimes, one click can change everything... and sometimes, it comes a click too late.

Here in Phnom Penh, there are seventeen radio stations on the FM dial, even though Cambodia's capital city has a population of less than a million. But you are more likely to hear a song by Britney Spears or Madonna on the 'BBC World Service' (100 FM here) than on any of the local FM stations. Only one, 'Love FM' 97.5, plays Western music and its playlist stretches solely from the obscure ('Pretty Boy' seems to be the most requested song) to the bizarre (New Kids On The Block?). The rest of the local stations play exclusively Cambodian music. It's radio, Jim, but not as we know it. Several hundred hours of radio listening suggest two Cambodian programme formats that could be adopted in the West:

Where does your creativity come from? Here's a little essay about Kermit the Frog and how the Muppets helped me to become the writer I am today.