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-Fox 45-
Offices: Baltimore, Maryland
WBFF (We're Baltimore's Finest Features) was Baltimore's first UHF TV station.
It debuted on April 11, 1971 and became well known for its movie and children's
programming. In 1987, WBFF became an affiliate of Fox and adopted the call
sign FOX 45.FOX 45 News at Ten debuted, June 1, 1992 and is Baltimore's
most honored-newscast. The station added an all-local, three-hour morning
newscast to their weekday line up in March 2000.
Offices: Raleigh, North Carolina
Capitol Broadcasting Company first ran WRAZ-TV as an LMA in December of
1994. Originally a WB affiliate, WRAZ switched its affiliation to FOX in
1998. WRAZ-TV/FOX 50 is dedicated to entertaining the public with its many
FOX network sitcoms, dramas, movies and sporting events. The FOX 50 audience
mirrors the young, upscale demographics of the Raleigh-Durham area. FOX
50 also carries Major League Baseball, NASCAR and the 2003 NFC Champions,
the Carolina Panthers Football.
Offices: Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Fox53 is the fox affiliate for the Pittsburg area. The goal of their internship
program is to recruit candidates from colleges and technical schools to
prepare students for entry-level jobs within the broadcast industry. They
are owned and operated by the Sinclair Broadcast Group which owns and operates
programs or provides sales services in 36 markets and reaches approximately
22% of all US television households.
Offices: Columbia, South Carolina
WACH is the FOX Network affiliate serving Columbia and the Midlands of South
Carolina. Their eleven-county viewing area covers more than 350,000 television
households. WACH Fox 57 is the home of WACH FOX News at 10, Columbia's only
10:00PM newscast. WACH Fox News at 10 is among the highest-rated late newscasts
of all FOX affiliates in the country. In addition to FOX programming and
news, WACH Fox 57 is where you'll find some of Columbia's most popular sitcoms
Offices: Indianapolis, Indiana
WBFF signed on for the first time in 1984. Fox 59 is dedicated to the relentless
pursuit of excellence in their product, people and commitment to their customers.
They are an affiliate of the Fox Network and are currently owned by the
Tribune Company, one of America's largest broadcast companies.-Fox 61-
Offices: Hartford, Connecticut
Fox 61 supports its community with quality entertainment, insightful news
coverage and millions of dollars in contributions.Fox 61's premier sporting
events reach this audience and deliver the viewers who make use of the vast
array of entertainment opportunities & products that are featured within
this environment.The Fox 61 News at 10 is the winner of numerous awards.
Offices: Charlotte, North Carolina
Fox Charlotte has and obtains people with a passion for news and who are
able to produce accurate and compelling newscasts. Fox Charlotte is an equal
opportunity employer and dedicated to a broad outreach regarding job vacancies
at the station. Fox Charlotte's Internship program allows area college students
the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in television for academic credit.
They look for students who are mature, dedicated, and eager to learn about
the television industry.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
January 4, 1966 was the first broadcast of Chicago's second UHF television
station, WFLD-TV.In 1972, it partnered with Kaiser Broadcasting Corp. (KBC)
in the ownership of five UHF stations. In 1977, Field Communications purchased
KBC's interest and in July 1982 announced the sale of WFLD. Station ownership
passed to Metromedia. On March 3rd, 1986, FOX Television Stations, headed
by Rupert Murdoch, purchased WFLD from MetromediaToday, the station continues
to move forward with projects and events that parallel its beginning.
Offices: Wichita, Kansas
The powerful reach of television combined with the targeted, interactive
nature of the Internet, delivers a powerful punch that most local media
can match. Fox Kansas drives viewers to their website for the latest news,
weather, sports and consumer information. Fox Kansas offers local advertisers
the opportunity to reach a targeted, local audience with integrated on-air/online
campaigns. They possess an unmatched power of promotion, driving viewers
from on-air to online and back again.
Offices: Richmond, Virginia
On February 20, 1982 WRLH Fox Richmond signs on as Richmond's first commercial
independent television station. On August 1986 WRLH earned its place as
a competitive local market affiliate by joining the Fox Broadcasting Network.
On September 15, 1988 ACT III Broadcasting purchased WRLH and the assets
of Richmond's independent station, WVRN Channel 63. WRLH FOX Richmond is
acquired by the Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., the largest Independent
television broadcast company on February 1998.
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