MBC (Eruowood)

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The Midland Broadcasting Company (MBC) (formerly MBC Television (1953-1972)) is an Eruowoodian and Kittenolivian commerical broadcast television network. MBC is owned by Corus Entertainment West Indies, a subsidiary of Canadian mass media company Corus Entertainment, and also airs programming from ABC in the United States. MBC has 13 owned-and-operated stations and 42 affiliated stations.

MBC Television[]

MBC Television (Metrocaribbean Broadcasting Company) was launched on October 4, 1953, competing with ATN and TEN.

1953-1960[]

1960-1964[]

1964-1972[]

Midland Broadcasting Company (MBC)[]

Because Eruowood and Kittenolivia are in the "heart of the Caribbean", in 1972, MBC Television has decided to change its official name to Midland Broadcasting Company.

1972-1975[]

1975-1981[]

1981-present[]

1981-1982[]

By 1981, MBC used a logo similar to ABC in the United States and SBT in Brazil.

1982-1985[]

1985-1997[]

1997-1999[]

From 1997 to 2003, MBC used a logo similar to Network Ten in Australia.

1999-2003[]

2003–2006[]

2006-2008[]

Designer:

Alexandru Habrastaka

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

2006

2008-2013[]

2013-2018[]

2018-present[]

V • T • E Television networks in Eruowood
Broadcast State-owned broadcasters: ERPT 1 \| ERPT 2 \| ERPT 3 \| ERPT 4 \| ERPT 5 Major commercial networks: MBC \| TEN \| DTV \| ATN \| Botanica \| Banner \| Central Minor commercial networks: Blue Box \| Foxnet \| TWN \| EPN \| TCN \| IntelTV Public service networks: EriksonTV \| Syndinet Defunct: CCT