ECKVA Network

ECKVA Network was a television network and the rival to Clear Lakes Communications, which it later bought out. .The reason for its closure is not yet known. Around 2016, The Broadcaster reactivated the formerly dead broadcast signals and sent them to a run down house owned by SHawkins. The signals moved to an unknown place in 2019.

History
It is not currently known how long ECKVA existed. They were working on a children's show called at Alice's Bakery in collaboration with Two Quarter Media. The show seemingly was never released. They were also rivals with Clear Lakes Communications, who they later bought out. After the buy out, former CLC company president, Danielle Scott, was given a new position in the company as the head of the archive department meant for transferring old CLC assets to ECKVA. During the buyout process, ECKVA also presumably began developing Blot and ARKlistener after getting them from CLC. ECKVA later closed, possibly due to the investigation of employee Andrew Raymond's supposed suicide. SHawkins1926 applied for a position when the company was still active and they may have had a relative who also worked there.

Known Employees

 * SHawkins
 * Andrew Raymond
 * Danielle Scott
 * Chris Galloway
 * Liz Steiner (through affiliation with Two Quarter Media)