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KHNL NBC 8
Offices: Honolulu, Hawaii
In 1962 David Watumull was granted a license
from the FCC to begin KTRG Channel 13, under
the ownership of Watumull Broadcasting Company.
In 1984 Rick Blangiardi, former Sales Manager
of KGMB (CBS affiliate), became General
Manager in February. Channel call letters
changed from KTRG to KHNL. By 1986 KHNL-13
was sold to King Broadcasting Company of
Seattle, Washington. KHNL-13 became associated
with the fledgling Fox Broadcasting Network.
August 1994 SF Broadcasting announced the
purchase of KHON-TV and the switch in affiliation
from Fox to NBC which they now remain.
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KHON 2
Offices: Honolulu, Hawaii
KHON2 is Hawaii's leading television news
station as Hawaii's News Channel and Honolulu's
Fox affiliate. KHON2 leads in more than
just TV ratings. KHON2 was first with same-day
programming, first with stereo broadcasting,
first with live news gathering and first
with satellite weather. Their news staff
represents Hawaii's most experienced television
newsgathering organization. |
KING 5
Offices: Seattle, Washington
Channel 5 became the first television station
north of San Francisco and west of the Mississippi
in 1948. Eight months later, a local
businesswoman named Dorothy Bullitt bought
the fledgling station and began a tradition
of local quality programming. In 1953 KING
became an ABC affiliate, then moved to NBC
in 1959. KING 5 News is the number-one-rated
news program in Western Washington. |
KION 46
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. KION
46 drives viewers to KION 46 .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. |
KIRO 7
Offices: Seattle, Washington
In May 2002, KIRO delivered top market coverage,
reaching 82% of Seattle television households
on a weekly basis. More Seattle television
viewers are turning to KIRO 7's news and
entertainment programming in key areas throughout
the day. KIRO 7is the CBS affiliate and
serves the Seattle market. Their reporters
can write for designated newscasts with
clarity, accuracy, and balance. |
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KITV 4: Island Television
Offices: Honolulu, Hawaii
Island Television KITV 4 has long demonstrated
its commitment to the people of the State
of Hawaii in their island home through local
programming. KITV 4 is dedicated to educate
and inform viewers about key island issues.
TheHawaiiChannel.com and KITV 4 News have
developed a cutting-edge partnership that
delivers breaking local news and information
24-hours a day. KITV is the ABC affiliate
for Honolulu. |
KKTV
Offices: Colorado Springs-Pueblo, Colorado
KKTV has been broadcasting in Southern Colorado
for more than 50 years. As a CBS affiliate,
KKTV has provided viewers with the best
in local broadcasting and is one of the
most watched channels in Southern Colorado.
KKTV will continue to serve the community,
with quality programming, more local news
and weather, and other special programs,
as well as more entertainment choices.
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KMBC TV 9
Offices: Kansas City, Missouri
KMBC-TV 9 is the ABC affiliate for the Kansas
City market and is owned by Hearst-Argyle
Television. TheKansasCityChannel.com and
KMBC-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 a standard for breaking
news coverage and community information.
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KMPH Fox 26
Offices: Fresno, California
Owned and operated by Pappas Telecasting,
KMPH is the Fox affiliate for the Fresno
market. Launched in 1971, KMPH Fox 26 has
evolved to become one of the most-watched
television stations in the Fresno-Visalia
market, reaching an average of 314,000 television
households each week. Locally-produced 5
½ hours of news per day, which is more local
news than any other station. |
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