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-KAKE-
Offices: Wichita, Kansas
KAKE-TV has the latest news, weather, and local information updated throughout
the day and guides their viewers to their website all day in all newscasts
and promotional announcements. Their news staff is creative, aggressive,
organized and able to perform under tight deadlines. They are effective
at reaching working adults from high-level executives as well as adults
with a home schedule. KAKE is an affiliate of ABC.
Offices: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Channel 11 takes itself directly to the people in live broadcasts from events
such as the Aquatennial and the State Fair. KARE-TV spent over a decade
building a strong national reputation in news. The station had extensive
coverage of the tornado of 1986 and over the next 17 years, KARE-11 created
a lot of enduring images, as it became known for award-winning storytellers
and photojournalists. Sports has also evolved into a primetime player in
the Twin Cities with extensive daily coverage, and specials such as Prep
Extra.
Offices: Little Rock, Arkansas
Nexstar Broadcasting Group purchased KARK, an NBC affiliate, from Morris
Multimedia on August 1, 2003. In 2004 the station captured several regional
and national Edward R. Murrow awards for local news excellence. Little Rock-Pine
Bluff, AR is the 57th-largest DMA in the United States, with a population
of approximately 1, 334,000 and 531,470 television households. Cable penetration
in the market is estimated to be 56%.
Offices: Albuquerque, New Mexico
KGSW-TV Channel 14 signed on the air on May 8, 1981. KGSW-TV Channel 14
converted to KASA-TV on April 5, 1993. KASA FOX 2 is an affiliate of the
Fox Broadcasting Company allowing them to offer exciting first-run Fox network
television programs. Besides quality Fox programming, KASA FOX 2 offers
a wide variety of top quality situation comedies, action adventure shows,
dramas, children's programming and weekend movies. KASA FOX 2 is a commercial
VHF television and is owned and operated by KASA-TV, a subsidiary of Raycom
Media of Montgomery.
Offices: Portland, Oregon
KATU is the local news and information site, designed
to give the viewer the latest local news, traffic, weather, and more 24
hours a day. KAtU gets its information from the KATU news room, and other
sources such as ABC News and the Associated Press. KATU has partnered with
many providers to give the viewer and the community the information they
need to live in the Northwest. They are currently an ABC affiliate.
-KATV-
Offices: Little Rock, Arkansas
KATV is the ABC affiliate for the Little Rock market and is owned and operated
by Albritton Communications. The Little Rock DMA is conveniently located
in the center of Arkansas. There is a projected 25% increase in retail sales
over the next five years, and a 27% increase in EBI. This makes the Little
Rock DMA very strong, which in turn shows the strength of KATV one of the
DMA's top stations.
Offices: Salinas, California
The powerful reach of television combined with the targeted, interactive
nature of the Internet, delivers a powerful punch that no other local media
can match. KCBA Fox 35 drives viewers to KCBA.com for the latest news, weather,
sports and consumer information. Their reporters have strong writing and
editorial skills, strong live presence, and able to work under deadline
pressures and live news pressures.
Offices: Sacramento, California
KCRA 3 began broadcasting in the Sacramento area on September 3, 1955 as
an NBC affiliate. In 1973, KCRA 3 took the initiative to begin producing
distinct Public Affairs programs. These programs were devoted to raising
an awareness of culture, accomplishment and need in the diverse ethnic communities
living in Northern California. Continuing to introduce innovative programs
demonstrates the station’s dedication to continuing its long tradition of
educating, informing, and protecting the KCRA 3 viewers.
Offices: Kansas City, Missouri
KCTV 5 is the CBS affiliate for the Kansas City market, and is owned by
the Meredith Corporation. KCTV 5 provides equal employment opportunity to
all people, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, creed,
age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, military service, or
any other characteristic that is legally protected. They always seek to
deliver their Live, Late-Breaking, Investigative brand of news consistently
everyday.
Offices: Kansas City, Kansas
TheKansasCityChannel.com, KMBC-TV and KCWE-TV have developed a cutting-edge
partnership that delivers breaking local news and information 24-hours a
day. By utilizing up-to-the-minute reporting, online video and in-depth
resources, they are setting the standard for breaking news coverage and
community information. They are currently an affiliate of the CW network.
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