Forajasaki Broadcasting System

Forajasakian Broadcasting System (abbreviated: FBS, Malay: Sistem Penyiaran Forajasaki) is the state broadcaster of Forajasaki. Established on 1 April 1932 as Radio Fora, it is the first and the oldest broadcaster in the country. Then, television channel Televisyen Fora or Television Fora (Fora Television) was start broadcasting in 7 December 1945. When Forajasaki was established in 16 September 1963, the radio and television merged into Forajasaki Broadcasting Corporation. Currently, it operates more than 24 television channels and more 34 radio stations.

History
FBS started broadcasting radio as Radio Fora on 1 April 1932. The first four radio stations are:


 * Radio 1 (Nasional FM, News, talks, cultural)
 * Radio 2 (Happy FM, music)
 * Radio 3 (Sound of Love FM, information for elderly, LGBTQIA+ and disabled. LGBTQIA+ topic are moved to the new station in 31 August 1957)
 * Radio 4 (Klasik FM, classical music)

The headquarters operated in Wilayah Patin (now Jagor) On 7 December 1945, Fora Television start broadcasting and operating in Barbar. The two are:


 * Television 1 (News, Information, Shows, Documentary, Drama, Children, Religious and Sports)
 * Television 2 (Variety)

In 16 September 1963, Fora Television and Radio Fora merged into Forajasaki Broadcasting Corporation and an headquarters established in Da TOH. FBC TV1 broadcast for 17 hours while FBC TV2 broadcast for 14 hours. On 14 September 1967, Forajasaki Today start broadcasting at FBC TV1 as response to 10 September riots, Forajasaki Today broadcasts from 2:00pm to 3:10pm every day while Saturday and Sunday broadcasts it from 11:20pm to 12:50am.

On 1 April 1970, FBC moved its headquarters to Kuala Forajasaki during it’s company’s 38th anniversary. On 1 September 1971, FBC launch Forajasaki Overseas Service which have 3 televisions and 3 radios. It also launch OTT (over the top) website known as MyFBC. On 1 July 1972, FBC launch two new channels (FBC TV9 the 24 hour channel and FBC TV5 the Islamic channel) and 10 radio channels. On 8 October 1972, FBC launch FBC TV8 which broadcasts Chinese content and introduce 24 hours broadcasting during Ramadan season, Syawal season and Hajj season. On 1 April 1980 during its 48th birthday, FBC renamed into FBS (Forajasaki Broadcasting Corporation).

On 8 October 1990, FBS TV1 and FBS TV2 change the logo and slogan into "Saluran Perdana" and "Saluran Aneka" as a part of major rebranding. On 8 October 2001, FBS launch 6 FBS Tutor TV for students who sits for PT1, UPSR, PT3 and SPF. It was also made for students who have problem with homework.