Broadcasting Stories

Updates everynight. Around Manila Series 2 Sometimes, letting go means less wounds than holding on. Missy, a Broadcasting student and iskolar ng bayan from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, is known for her social skills. She blends in anywhere, whether it's a hairstyle, an outfit, or new people. With her personality, she effortlessly connects with others. Missy believes that every connection is like a string, some loosely tied, others knotted tightly. She spent her life gripping them tightly, even when they burned and hurt her hands. Because to her, that's what love looked like. But how long can she keep tying knots with people who only want to untangle themselves? How much of herself must she give up just to stop them from turning their backs? Antonio Gabriel Simon, her ex-fling, a Political Science graduate and alumni from PUP, comes back into her life. Antonio has always believed that if someone doesn't like you, just let them go. Their strings cross paths again when they both receive a surprise message from Beebeads: they've been chosen from thousands of past buyers of couple bracelet for a chance to win ₱500,000, if they can prove they're the most heart-fluttering couple. Will they allow their strings to be tied once more? Can they tighten the knots again, despite the thousand reasons to loosen them?

Perspective Broadcasting is a series of moments that usually stay off-screen. Different lives, different tone, a diverse world where choices, upbringing and experience give purpose more than titles or power ever could, so tell me. Where have you been?

(NEW VERSION) Satu suara. Satu nama. Dan satu rahasia yang tak seharusnya dibuka.

Some stories don't end. They just wait to be heard again. From the world of Radio Hearts comes When We Tune In Again-a slow-burn, second-chance romance filled with quiet yearning, late-night scripts, and the kind of love that never really goes away. In Radio Hearts, Mika and Kai captured hearts as two high school students hiding their feelings behind radio shows and shared silences. Now, years later, their story continues-older, wiser, and far more complicated. Mika de Guzman is doing her best to move forward. As a junior scriptwriter at PBK Broadcasting, her days revolve around deadlines, coffee, and keeping things strictly professional-until her past walks right through her front door. Kai Mendoza. Now a producer-director at PBK. Now her boss. Now... her unexpected roommate. They say it's temporary. A coincidence. Strictly work. But how do you stay detached when the person you once loved is suddenly everywhere-editing your scripts, sharing your space, and stirring up every quiet feeling you tried to bury? In high school, silence kept them safe. But now, those silences are louder than ever. And this time, there might not be anywhere left to hide. Perfect for fans of Before We Were Strangers by Renée Carlino, Normal People by Sally Rooney, and The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood, When We Tune In Again is a moving, character-driven romance about missed chances, creative intimacy, and finding your way back to the words left unsaid. Tropes: • Second-chance romance • Forced proximity • Workplace romance • Mutual pining • "There was only one bed" (emotionally, if not literally) • Creative partners to maybe-something-more

Aly is a 15 year old girl who discovers a app. one that she instantly fall in love with one other broadcasters Zach clayton.... Read to find out what happens

All his life Jacob had considered himself a straight guy. Girls just always seemed like the way to go, that is, until he sees YouNow star Zachary Clayton.

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.

22 years, 22 seasons, 2 movies, and more Spandex than you'd ever know what to do with. Discover the origins of the long-running Power Rangers series and learn how the franchise and its content has changed with the times. Also published on Pop Matters at: http://popm.at/1FY5ZsZ

Nick Kessler is in hell For seven years he has worked behind the scenes with a motley assortment of characters for WBRK News Channel 12, performing various assignments while waiting for a chance to prove himself worthy of the camera. As each day passes, the routine of local broadcasting wears thin as more of the same seems on the horizon. Keeping him sane is trusted friend Clint Markham and newcomer Emerson Blake, who steps into a world she knows nothing about. But when news breaks that the despised lead anchor for their own station goes missing--and is presumed dead--Nick puts aside old feelings and sets out to find just what exactly happened to him, hoping it will mend broken dreams along the way. With the unintended help of kooky reporter Jimbly Beans and crackpot journalist Peg Turner, whose crazy schemes just might make sense, they turn over a devious plot within their fair city that seems to darken the very heart of their profession. And it seems the more they uncover, the more someone wants the truth to stay buried for good.

At Haneul Arts High School, where music and ambition fill the air, two very different love stories begin to unfold. Na Jiheon, a bright and bubbly first-year with a hidden spark, steps into the whirlwind of high school life-only to collide with Riki Nishimura, her cool yet chaotic classmate who might just be her first love. But as the rhythm of high school life plays on, Jiheon finds her heart swaying toward the quiet strength of Park Sunghoon, a figure skater with a misunderstood heart. Meanwhile, her cousin No Yuni, an emotionally guarded second-year with a passion for art and broadcasting, isn't looking for love-but fate has other plans. When she meets Yang Jungwon, the warm-hearted student council president with a knack for bringing people together, a slow and steady connection begins to bloom. Set against the vibrant backdrop of a competitive arts school, Blossom is a heartfelt journey of first loves, second chances, and finding the courage to open up-both on stage and in life. Will love bloom where it's expected, or surprise them all like spring's first flower?

❝yes, it's best to forget, but it's different if you can't remember.❞ and so his confide danced along the wind, their memories fly with it as their love remains remembered. a story about evoking long forgotten love and memories. hoseok pen pal!au oc radio broadcaster!au finished! 1st place in 2!3! awards 2nd place in anpanman awards 3rd place in speak yourself awards

"You're not at all who I thought you were." "Life is full of surprises, Aubie. The sooner you realize that, the better." ~-~-~-~ Harrison Skinner is the school's "bad boy". He has girls literally throwing themselves at him left and right. Typical bad boy. But there's more than meets the eye with Harrison. No one sees this other side of him. And no one will. That's one thing he's determined of. A few days before the new school year starts back up, a beautiful girl with auburn hair and curiously inviting emerald eyes moves in, inadvertently drawing attention to herself in this small town. It's their senior year, and Aubrey Moore just wants to get through it to move on to bigger and better things, out of this temporary place. With a set goal in mind, no one, and nothing can detour Aubrey from her plan. Study. Make good grades. Be perfect child. Graduate. Move out. But when school's "bad boy", Harrison, and his little gang of players, try to unravel this mystery of a girl, she just seems immune to their usual charm. Instead of swooning she throws back sarcastic comments and sassy remarks. This is the other thing Harrison is determined about. Getting the girl. No, not any girl. This girl. Copyright © 2013 Lauren Ashley PREVIOUSLY TITLED "ONCE UPON A BADBOY".

31 March 1990 was the memorable day when London's first licensed [South London community of interest] black music station, 'Choice 96.9 FM', arrived on-air. Until then, the availability of black music on legal radio had been limited to a handful of specialist music shows, even though about half of the singles sales chart was filled with black music. The decision by then regulator the Independent Broadcasting Authority [IBA] to license a London black music station was part of a huge government 'carrot and stick' campaign to rid the country of pirate radio. On the one hand, new draconian laws had been introduced that made it a criminal offence even to wear a pirate radio tee-shirt or display a pirate radio car sticker. On the other hand, the establishment knew that some kind of olive branch had to be offered to the pirate stations and their large, loyal listenership.