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The '''Federation News Service''' was an agency that published [[news]] of notable events in the [[United Federation of Planets]] and known space. |
The '''Federation News Service''' was an agency that published [[news]] of notable events in the [[United Federation of Planets]] and known space. |
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| − | Several [[reporter]]s from FNS traveled aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}} during her maiden voyage in [[2293]]. Many of the reporters were utilized as "[[nurse]]s" following the rescue of the [[El-Aurian]] passengers from the {{SS|Lakul}}. ({{film|7}}) |
+ | Several [[reporter]]s from different agencies, including the FNS, traveled aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-B|-B}} during her maiden voyage in [[2293]]. Many of the reporters were utilized as "[[nurse]]s" following the rescue of the [[El-Aurian]] passengers from the {{SS|Lakul}}. ({{film|7}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|While the Federation News Service was neither mentioned in the movie nor in the script, a tag worn by a journalist displays an affiliation with the FNS, while others read "[[Starfleet Broadcasting]]" and "GNN", possibly standing for Galactic News Service.}} |
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Several weeks before the beginning of the [[Dominion War]], [[Jake Sisko]] became a reporter for the Federation News Service. He remained on [[Deep Space 9]] when the [[Dominion]] forced the Federation to abandon it, to report on the impending Occupation. In early [[2374]], he attempted to obtain an interview with [[Weyoun]], the Dominion's Alpha Quadrant administrator, for the FNS. Weyoun refused, claiming his reports were biased against the Dominion. Weyoun had also not transmitted Jake's earlier reports to the Federation News Service for the same reason. When asked about freedom of the press, Weyoun simply remarked that such beliefs were naive. ({{DS9|Call to Arms|A Time to Stand}}) |
Several weeks before the beginning of the [[Dominion War]], [[Jake Sisko]] became a reporter for the Federation News Service. He remained on [[Deep Space 9]] when the [[Dominion]] forced the Federation to abandon it, to report on the impending Occupation. In early [[2374]], he attempted to obtain an interview with [[Weyoun]], the Dominion's Alpha Quadrant administrator, for the FNS. Weyoun refused, claiming his reports were biased against the Dominion. Weyoun had also not transmitted Jake's earlier reports to the Federation News Service for the same reason. When asked about freedom of the press, Weyoun simply remarked that such beliefs were naive. ({{DS9|Call to Arms|A Time to Stand}}) |
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*[[Federation News Network]] |
*[[Federation News Network]] |
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*[[Solar News Network]] |
*[[Solar News Network]] |
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| + | *[[UFP News]] |
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== External link == |
== External link == |
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Revision as of 11:14, 7 December 2014
FNS reporters and other journalists at the launch of the USS Enterprise-B in 2293
The Federation News Service was an agency that published news of notable events in the United Federation of Planets and known space.
Several reporters from different agencies, including the FNS, traveled aboard the USS Enterprise-B during her maiden voyage in 2293. Many of the reporters were utilized as "nurses" following the rescue of the El-Aurian passengers from the SS Lakul. (Star Trek Generations)
Several weeks before the beginning of the Dominion War, Jake Sisko became a reporter for the Federation News Service. He remained on Deep Space 9 when the Dominion forced the Federation to abandon it, to report on the impending Occupation. In early 2374, he attempted to obtain an interview with Weyoun, the Dominion's Alpha Quadrant administrator, for the FNS. Weyoun refused, claiming his reports were biased against the Dominion. Weyoun had also not transmitted Jake's earlier reports to the Federation News Service for the same reason. When asked about freedom of the press, Weyoun simply remarked that such beliefs were naive. (DS9: "Call to Arms", "A Time to Stand")
FNS openly broadcast that the war was going badly in early 2374, although the situation was actually much worse. (DS9: "A Time to Stand")
After the Federation retook DS9, the Federation News Service published Jake's accounts of life during the Dominion Occupation. (DS9: "You Are Cordially Invited")
Later that year, Jake promised his editor at FNS an interview with the Grand Nagus of the Ferengi Alliance, Zek. (DS9: "Valiant")
In late 2374, Jake was aboard the USS Defiant during the First Battle of Chin'toka to report on the events of the battle for the News Service. (DS9: "Tears of the Prophets")
Background Information
It is unknown whether the Federation News Service is a state-supported agency.
In DS9: "Call to Arms", Jake first identifies the news organization as the Starfleet News Service, but later in the episode it is referred to as the Federation News Service. The script refers to it as the Federation News Service throughout.
The non-canon book series Star Trek: Vanguard has a character named Tim Pennington who is a reporter for the FNS.
See also
- Federation News Network
- Solar News Network
- Starfleet Broadcasting
- UFP News
External link
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