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CW 23 Des Moines (KCWI)
Offices: Des Moines, Iowa
KCWI is owned by Pappas Telecasting Companies,
based in Visalia, California. Pappas Telecasting
is the largest privately-held, commercial
television broadcast group in the United
States in terms of U.S. Household coverage
as defined by Nielsen Media Research. KCWI
signed on the air January 20th, 2001, as
KPWB and broadcasts from the area’s tallest
tower located near Alleman, Iowa. |
CW 27 (WGNT)
Offices: Portsmouth, Virginia
What began as one of the first UHF television
stations in the country has turned into
a broadcasting powerhouse. CW 27, WGNT-TV
is a part of the CBS Corp. Television Stations
Group. On January 16th, 1995 the station
became a charter member of the United Paramount
Network. Today nearly 50 years after first
signing on as WTOV in 1953-CW 27, WGNT-TV
is a dominant television force in Hampton
Roads, a leader in their market. |
CW 28 (WLWC)
Offices: Providence, Rhode Island
CW28 is Providence's entertainment station.
Launched in 2006 by CBS and Warner Bro.
Entertainment, The CW is a new network that
offers top programs combined from UPN and
The WB. The station is owned and operated
by CBS Television Stations, one of the largest
network-owned station groups. The station
went on air in 1995 and has been an affiliate
of both UPN and The WB. |
CW 30 (WLMT)
Offices: Memphis, Tennessee
The powerful reach of television combined
with the targeted, interactive nature of
the Internet, delivers a powerful 1-2 punch
that other local media can't match. WLMT
drive viewers to their website for the latest
news, weather, sports and consumer information.
They possess an unmatched power of promotion,
driving viewers from on-air to online and
back again. They went on the air in 1983
and are currently owned by Clear Channel
Communications. They are an affiliate of
The CW network. |
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CW 31 (KMAX)
Offices: Sacramento, California
CW 31 is part of the CBS Television Stations
Group, which reaches 35% of the U.S. TV
households with stations in 8 of the top
10 markets. CW 31’s goal is to play an important
part of users’ daily lives with news, weather,
traffic and must-know community information
through the unique integration of both local
TV and the Web. This commitment at CW 31
reinforces their position as Northern California’s
source for easily accessible on-demand news
& information. |
CW 33 (KDAF)
Offices: Dallas, Texas
KDAF-TV, CW33 Dallas/Fort Worth, a Tribune
Broadcasting station, is a commercial, CW-affliated
television station located in Dallas, Texas
serving the Dallas/Fort Worth area market.
Their reporters have strong writing skills,
the ability to do compelling live shots,
run on breaking news. All of their reporters
have experience working in major network.
They were a former affiliate of the CW.
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CW 39 (KHCW)
Offices: Houston, Texas
KHCW, Houston's CW, is Houston's source
of family entertainment. Since going on
the air in 1967, KHCW has made a commitment
to not only entertain but to educate the
community. They have strong writers and
storytellers and have the ability to fully
use graphic elements. They are owned by
the Tribune Company and in 2006 they became
an affiliate of The CW Network. |
CW 44 (WTOG)
Offices: Tampa, Florida
The station and website is owned and operated
by CBS Corporation ("CBS") for personal
entertainment, information, education and
communication. They have truly motivated
and talented people who are motivated, can
bring positive energy, ideas and initiative.
WTOG-TV, an equal opportunity employer,
is dedicated to providing broad outreach
for jobs and the community. |
CW 46 Mid Michigan (WBSF)
Offices: Bay City, Michigan
WBSF works in conjunction with NBC affiliate
WEYI. Barrington acquired WEYI in May 2004
from LIN Television and acquired a construction
permit in April 2004 from ACME Communications
to build a second station in the market
(WBSF). Barrington has been multicasting
WBSFs WB programming and selected Detroit
Piston basketball games and Detroit Red
Wing Hockey games as part of WEYIs digital
signal. WBSF is expecting to begin broadcasting
over-the-air as a full power analog UHF
station in September 2006. WBSF agreed to
become an affiliate of the new CW network
in September of 2006. |
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