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CW 6 (WSTQ)
Offices: Syracuse, New York
Barrington acquired WSTM and WSTQ as part
of the acquisition. WSTM is a full power
VHF station that has been an NBC affiliate
since it began broadcasting in 1953. WSTM
broadcasts its analog signal on channel
3 and its full power digital signal on channel
54. Despite being a low power station, WSTQ
can be seen across the Syracuse DMA through
local cable systems in the area. WSTQ has
been a UPN affiliate since 2003, when it
began broadcasting, and has agreed to become
a CW affiliate beginning in September 2006.
WSTM and WSTQ are sister stations. |
CW 11 (WPIX)
Offices: New York, New York
New York's CW11 (WPIX-TV Channel 11), is
the flagship station of The CW Television
Network. Founded in 1948 and owned by Tribune
Broadcasting, a division of the Tribune
Company, WPIX has long been regarded as
a groundbreaking station in New York. In
September 2006, The WB11 became The CW11.
Its successful CW Network programming, award
winning news, extensive library of movies,
first-run programs, off-network sitcom,
quality children's programming and public
affairs shows, as well as event coverage,
has contributed to the station's success.
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CW 11 (KPLR)
Offices: St. Louis, Missouri
KPLR reaches approximately 1,000,000 St.
Louis DMA households and 642,000 cable television
households (in 7 states). CW 11 was the
second TV station in the nation to put up
an earth satellite receiving station. CW
11 also boasts a full scale production facility.
The CW 11 KPLR-TV debut produced CW's third
strongest ratings and shares nationwide.
They are the flagship station for the St.
Louis Cardinals. |
CW 11 (KSTW)
Offices: Seattle, Washington
KSTW-TV began broadcasting on March 1, 1953
as KTNT-TV in a Seattle-Tacoma market that
consisted of only 189,000 TV homes. Today
KSTW-TV reaches more than 1.6 million TV
homes in the Puget Sound region, and an
additional 1.3 million cable homes throughout
British Columbia and the state of Washington.
KSTW-TV 11 is a part of the CBS Television
Stations Group, fully owned by CBS Corporation
based in New York City. On August 11th,
2006, KSTW-11 became a charter affiliate
of The CW. |
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CW 12 (KQCW)
Offices: Tulsa, Oklahoma
CW 12 is Tulsa’s CW Network affiliate making
the switch in 2006. The CW network was formed
when The WB network merged with the UPN
network. CW 12 is home to The News on 6
at 9:00pm. It’s a fresh newscast from Tulsa’s
most-watched news operation. They signed
on in 1999 as an affiliate of The WB network.
They are currently owned by Griffon Communications. |
CW 15 (WLYH)
Offices: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
CBS 15 is the CW television station in Harrisburg
and is operated by Clear Channel. CW 15
serves Harrisburg, Lancaster, Lebanon, York
and the surrounding areas. As of September
18 2006, UPN 15 became The CW 15. The powerful
reach of television combined with the targeted,
interactive nature of the Internet, delivers
a powerful 1-2 punch that no other local
media can match. CW-15 drives viewers to
cw15.com for the latest entertainment news,
movie news and consumer information.
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CW 18 (WKCF)
Offices: Orlando, Florida
CBS and Warner Brothers are the most powerful
media companies in the world and have a
50/50 partnership in The CW. This
will provide CW18 with the best resources
and relationships in the entertainment industry
to provide the best prime time programming.
WKCF is one of the top CW affiliates in
the country serving Orlando/Central Florida,
Daytona Beach and Melbourne. |
CW 18 (WVTV)
Offices: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
WVTV signed on in the mid-50's as a CBS
affiliate. In 1997, after decades of independent
programming, WVTV became a WB affiliate.
WVTV & WCGV were established as one of the
first duopolies in the country and in spring
of 2002, Sinclair Broadcasting became owner
of both television stations. WCGV is the
broadcast home of the Milwaukee Bucks. In
2006 WVTV became an affiliate of The CW
network. |
CW 22 (KSKN)
Offices: Spokane, Washington
KSKN is the sister station to the CBS affiliate
KREM. Both stations are subsidiaries of
the Belo Corp. Broadcast Division, which
comprises one of the country's largest and
most successful television station groups
with 16 network-affiliated television stations,
reaching 14 percent of all US television
households. KREM.com is a subsidiary of
Belo Interactive, Belo Corp.'s Internet
subsidiary. KSKN signed on in 1983 and has
been an independent station and both a UPN
and WB affiliate before switching to The
CW network. |
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