Siroccan domain to consolidate nation’s websites
Less than three weeks since its national website went live, a new Internet address has today been established to group together Sirocco's new and under-construction websites. »
Media
Controversy over Spon Award rulings
Controversy has erupted in the MicroWiki community following the judging of the Seventh Spon Awards, with many voicing their disagreement with the decisions made. »
Ministry of Communications unveils new media classifications
The Ministry of Communications has revealed its new set of media classifications to be used by the Departments of Film and Broadcasting Classification (DFBC) and Literature and Print Classification (DLPC). »
Times Archives: No peace with Realia (August 2009)
22 August 2009: Tensions begin rising again between Andersonia and Realia. »
Times Archives: Computer breakdown escalates (April 2009)
6 April 2009: A computer failure sends the Andersonian government scrambling for an answer. »
Times Archives: Andersonia at War (March 2009)
9 March 2009: Andersonia and Realia turn to war after a souring of relations. »
SBC announces end of Micro High
Rathlyn, HB, Jul 24 – The Siroccan Broadcasting Corporation has this evening confirmed it will be ending its popular cartoon series Micro High in light of Xtranormal’s announcement it will be closing down. Animation website Xtranormal, which is used to produce the series, has confirmed »
SBC begins radio service
Alston, CA, Jul 5 – Radio broadcasting has officially begun in Sirocco with the Siroccan Broadcasting Corporation making its debut broadcast this morning. SBC National Radio began broadcasting at 11:25am NZST this morning, beginning with a test of Seeburg music and a rendition of Leroy »
Seeburg radio station receives Siroccan donation
Rathlyn, HB, Jun 14 – The government has this afternoon donated a sum of money to an Internet radio station specialising in instrumental music. The popular Seeburg1000.com radio station, which specialises in instrumental music produced by the Seeburg Corporation in the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and »
Commonwealth Avenue: Why so sad, Barnaby?
You know, I thought The Eternal Principal was quite good. It seems the one of the rules of entertainment is alive and well – you can’t please everyone. While Prsänëa and Zealandia both enjoyed the show, it seems Senya did not. I decided that it is more civil to respond to his »
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