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Radio broadcasting in Daedo City began with the establishment of Raycross Broadcast Vision (RBV), which obtained an initial temporary license to operate local radio services providing news, information, music, and public service programming. In its early development, broadcasting content was primarily in Indonesian before gradually expanding into multilingual programming to serve the city’s diverse population. As Daedo City grew into a regional center for commerce, education, tourism, and sports, its radio industry also expanded with new stations and formats. Today, radio in Daedo City operates as a combination of public service and commercial broadcasting, supported by both RBV networks and national relay stations, alongside digital streaming services. History Radio broadcasting in Daedo City began with the establishment of Raycross Broadcast Vision (RBV), which launched local radio services to provide news, information, entertainment, music, and public service programming for residen...

Television in Daedo City consists of local television services operated by Raycross Broadcast Vision (RBV) alongside national free-to-air television channels from Indonesia and Timor-Leste. The city's television market offers multilingual programming in Indonesian, English, Arabic, Turkish, Uyghur, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, featuring entertainment, news, sports, children's programming, music, and cultural content. private television private television services in Daedo City are operated by Raycross Broadcast Vision (RBV). RBV Television Languages: Indonesian, English, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese Programming: General entertainment, news, family programming RBV SportsPlus Languages: Indonesian, English Programming: Live sports, competitions, sports news RBV SportsPlus 2 Languages: Indonesian, English Programming: Premium sports, analysis, highlights, documentaries Spacetoon Galaxy Languages: Indonesian, Arabic, Turkish, English Programming: Children's programming, ...

RBV television Country Indonesia Broadcast area Arab world worldwide Headquarters Bandung, Indonesia Programming Picture format 1080i HDTV Ownership Raycross Broadcast Vision RBV entertainment  RBV studios  Sister channels Spacetoon Galaxy RBV SportsPlus RBV Sportsplus 2 RBV Büyansar History Launched October 9, 2016; 8 years ago Language(s) Indonesian, English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Arabic History  RBV Television is the flagship general entertainment and news channel of Raycross Broadcast Vision, based in Bandung, Indonesia. The channel delivers a wide range of programming including daily news, drama series, international content, films, lifestyle shows, and religious programming combines local and global storytelling, showcasing original productions from RBV Studios and licensed series from Japan, Korea, the Arab world, and beyond. As part of the Raycross media network, it serves as a cultural bridge for viewers across Indonesia and global Southeast Asian audienc...

Büyansar Records is a subsidiary music label under RBV Entertainment. The label integrates traditional Eastern musical elements with modern global production styles, creating a cross-cultural sound identity rooted in heritage and innovation. It is positioned as a cultural bridge between regions, promoting both spiritual and contemporary musical expressions while maintaining strong ties to Middle Eastern and Anatolian traditions. Its genres include Arabic music, Music of Turkey, Arabesque, Middle Eastern Contemporary, Nasheed (Islamic vocal music), and Taraneem (spiritual hymns). Languages used in its music are Arabic, Turkish, Uyghur, Indonesian, and English, reflecting its diverse artistic and cultural vision. Type Subsidiary (Sub-label) Founded June 24, 2026 Location Indonesia Parent RBV Entertainment --- artists Crest  Soleil Peruru

Dahriq Music (Arabic: داهريق, Turkish: Dahriq müziği, Uyghur: داهريق مۇزىكىسى romanized: Dahriq muzikisi) is a modern musical style that combines Arabic and Turkish musical traditions with elements of traditional pop and dance pop, blending acoustic instruments with contemporary electronic production. --- Stylistic origins Arabic music, Turkish music, traditional pop, dance pop Cultural origins 2016, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia Typical instruments Oud, bağlama (saz), qanun, ney, darbuka, riq, ghijak, satar, dutar, rawap, tembur, synthesizer, electronic drums, bass guitar Core elements Maqam and makam-based melodies, pop song structure, rhythmic percussion layers, electronic beats, modal vocal ornamentation Languages Arabic, Turkish, Uyghur, Indonesian, English Mood Emotional, energetic, cinematic, dance-oriented --- History Dahriq Music emerged in 2016 in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, developed as a modern experimental music concept inspired by cross-cultural musical exploration....

Type  Private broadcasting company Industry Mass media Entertainment Founded October 9, 2016 Headquarters Bandung, Indonesia Key people Faris Maktoum Vincent Liu Fadi Najjar Products Television content  Broadcast programming  Digital media production Services Television • Radio • Online Revenue Estimated Rp 2.8 – 3.9 trillion per year (media network estimate) Number of employees Approximately 2,800 – 3,500 employees (global RBV group estimate) Parent RBV entertainment  History  Raycross Broadcast Vision (RBV) was founded on October 9, 2016 in Bandung, Indonesia, as a private media and broadcasting company. The company was established with the goal of developing a multilingual broadcasting network targeting both domestic and international audiences, including the Arab world and global viewers. In its early development phase, RBV focused on building its core television infrastructure and launching digital broadcasting services. The company introduced...

Young Dragons FC Young Dragons FC is an Indonesian football club based in Daedo City, West Java. The club competes in the DCL Soccer Championship and is designed as a youth-focused competitive team with a high-intensity and aggressive playing identity. --- Club Information Full name: Young Dragons Football Club Nickname: Daedragon Cubs Founded: 2026 Country: Indonesia City: Daedo City, West Java League: DCL Soccer Championship Club colours: Navy Blue, White, Black --- History Young Dragons FC was founded in 2026 as part of the DCEL project to strengthen youth-oriented competition within the league system. The club was established to represent a fast-developing, aggressive football identity built around young players transitioning into elite professional football. From its formation, Young Dragons FC has been positioned as one of the key youth-driven competitive clubs in DCEL. --- Development Philosophy Young Dragons FC’s philosophy is based on high-intensity modern football...

RBV Büyansar (Arabic: بويانصار, Uyghur: بويانسار, romanized: Büyansar, Turkish: Büyansar) is an Indonesian free-to-air television channel in Indonesia. Owned by Raycross Broadcast Vision (RBV), the channel broadcasts entertainment, music, cultural, and news programming targeting multilingual audiences across Indonesia, the Arab world, and Turkey. --- Country Indonesia Broadcast area Indonesia Arab world Turkey  Nationwide Headquarters Bandung, West Java, Indonesia Daedo Administrative City, West Java, Indonesia Ownership Raycross Broadcast Vision  Languages Arabic Turkish Uyghur Indonesian English Type Television channel Launched June 3, 2026 (television as RBV Büyansar) June 20 2026 (radio as Büyansar FM) Programming format Entertainment, music, cultural, news Picture format 1080i HDTV --- History RBV Büyansar was launched as part of Raycross Broadcast Vision’s expansion into international broadcasting. The channel was created to deliver multilingual programmi...

The Javanese Daedoers, also known as the Orang Suku Cilimakerto (Indonesian: Orang Jawa Daedo or Orang Cilimakerto; Javanese: ꦮꦺꦴꦁꦗꦮꦢꦲꦺꦢꦺꦴ romanized; Wong Jawa Daèdho / ꦮꦺꦴꦁꦕꦶꦭꦶꦩꦏꦼꦂꦠ romanized: Wong Cilimakerta, Sundanese: ᮅᮛᮀ ᮏᮝ ᮓᮄᮓᮧ, romanized: Urang Jawa Daedo / ᮅᮛᮀ ᮎᮤᮜᮤᮙᮊᮦᮁᮒᮧ, romanized: Urang Cilimakerto) are an ethnic community residing in Daedo City, West Java, Indonesia, who are of Javanese, Sundanese, Malay, and other native Indonesian descent. They represent one of the city's local communities, preserving cultural traditions, language, and customs while contributing to Daedo City's multicultural society and regional identity. --- Origins The Javanese Daedoers trace their origins to a combination of Javanese, Sundanese, Malay, Madurese, Baweanese, Minangkabau, Batak, Moluccan, and Papuan ancestral communities. Over time, these diverse Indonesian groups interacted through migration, settlement, and intermarriage, forming the cultural identity of the Orang Suku Cilimaker...