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Oregon Treaty[edit source]
Commonwealth of Astoria[edit source]
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Astorian Declaration of Independence[edit source]
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Pacific Fur Company[edit source]
National Democratic Party[edit source]
| National Democratic Party | |
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| Leader | Brendan Shepard |
| Chairperson | Ryan Remsu |
| Ideology |
Conservatism Nationalism Anti-Landonism Factions: Centrism Libertarianism Neoconservatism Right-wing populism Green conservatism |
| Senate of Astoria |
14 / 25 |
| House of Representatives |
44 / 95 |
| Governors |
7 / 12 |
Progressive–Labor Party of Astoria[edit source]
| Progressive–Labor Party | |
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| Leader | Trent Tuomela |
| Chairperson | Katherine Lancaster |
| Ideology |
Progressivism Social democracy Factions: Centrism Laborism Social conservatism Social liberalism Democratic socialism Enviromentalism Left-wing populism |
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Party Song Roll On, Columbia, Roll On | |
| Senate of Astoria |
11 / 25 |
| House of Represeantives |
51 / 95 |
| Governors |
5 / 12 |
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Kier II Astor[edit source]
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Pacific Communications Group[edit source]
Pacific Communications Group, Inc. (PCG, Inc) is an Astorian media company whose assets include film studio Pacific Pictures and television network Pacific Television. Pacific Communications Group was spun off Seattle Electric Manufacturing Corporation (SEMCO) in 1979. Pacific Pictures and Pacific Television were initially founded separately from each other, but both came under the control of SEMCO by 1950s.
Pacific Television[edit source]
Pacific Pictures[edit source]
United Broadcasting Corporation of Astoria[edit source]
Astoria One[edit source]
Astoria Two[edit source]
Astorian Public Broadcasting[edit source]
Cascadia Broadcasting Company[edit source]
New World Media Enterprises[edit source]
New World Network[edit source]
National News Network[edit source]
Arlington Pictures[edit source]
Daricol Studios[edit source]
Formerly |
Creative Concepts, Inc. (1972-1974) Daricol Animation (1974-1993) Daricol Productions (1993-2005) |
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| Industry | Animation industry |
| Founded | January 31, 1972 |
| Founder |
Pierre-Alain Gaspard Henry Fulbright |
| Headquarters | Astoria |
Area served | Worldwide |
Daricol Studios (previously Creative Concepts, Inc., Daricol Animation and Daricol Productions) is an Astorian animation studio and entertainment company. It was founded by Pierre-Alain Gaspard and Henry Fulbright in 1972 with the intent of creating franchise concepts and pitching them to toy companies. In 1974, Pierre-Alain Gaspard renamed the company to Daricol (named so after his wife Daria and his son Nicolas) and shifted focus to animation production. In the 1970s, Daricol produced a variety of made-for-TV animated films, later producing theatrical films and television series. In 1990s-early 2000s, Daricol dabbled in live-action productions.
Daricol is one of the most well-known Astorian animation studios in the world. It has developed a special relationship with Sierran television network Animation Station, for whom Daricol has produced a variety of series.