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1 minute ago, NYAZSporty said:

WSVN will be the new ABC affiliate carrying it on 7.2 while maintining FOX on the main 7.1 channel. 

 

We don't know that yet, it's just speculation. We've yet to hear from ABC about where they're going.

2 minutes ago, Adam MadMan said:

The link's down for whatever reason, but looking ahead on the website's schedule, which uses TitanTV, does support this. I clearly saw The CW programming running in prime time from 11/13 onwards; it also shows MyNetworkTV programming moving to 11 pm, after the news.

WADL dropping MyNetworkTV too?

2 minutes ago, gsrecaps said:

Worth mentioning, but WSAZ (NBC) had this on their channel.

What did the scroll say?

Just now, channel2 said:

 

They own WKSY-LD in Rome, which is part of the Chattanooga market.

Rome is Atlanta, not Chattanooga.

2 hours ago, TheRolyPoly said:

I have a feeling in the future that Comcast will take those three LPTVs (WTMO-CD 31.1 Orlando / WKME-CD 31.1 Kissimmee / WMVJ-CD 31.1 Melbourne) and convert them into a full power outlet for WTMO (DT) on Channel 31.1.

They would have to share spectrum with another full-power station; it's already on a subchannel of WRDQ (albeit in SD).

Just now, DirtyHarry said:

 

I'm surprised that they didn't sell the license to one of the LPTV operators in Chicagoland. You'd think that somebody would want to buy it just to force their way on to cable.

Except that WYCC is non-commercial.

1 minute ago, TheRolyPoly said:

 

To a much better station and to a much better company.

 In a much better market.

1 minute ago, DirtyHarry said:

 

No PBS in Waco?

Waco gets PBS from KERA Dallas on cable.

30 minutes ago, mrschimpf said:

Of additional note...this WGCL news share deal made with Univsion's WUVG in 2017 will likely come to an end, suggesting that it's possible the WKTB buy-out came as a result of the new TelemundoUnivision deciding to put actual resources into the WUVG news department and kill the Meredith agreement.

You mean TelevisaUnivision

38 minutes ago, CircleSeven said:

New NPRM.

• NCE Ch. 4, Vernon, Alabama.

Back in November, the Alabama Educational Television Commission filed a petition for a new non-commercial allotment in Vernon, AL

Maybe Alabama PBS is trying to get satellite must-carry rights in the Columbus-Tupelo DMA, which includes Lamar County and Vernon.

1 minute ago, NowBergen said:

Mission is such a sham.  Everything about the station is Deathstar except the ownership papers on file. I assume their “agreement “ with Mission includes retransmission rights.  The notice is at the top of the website. Yet it’s still on the air 

If it's still on the air, maybe they'll drop it at midnight.

Just now, NowBergen said:

Actually it’s all of Altice USA.  There is a notice on PIX11 website.  There has been no notification however from Optimum.  

Isn't PIX11 owned by Mission Broadcasting? They shouldn't be affected.

Just now, tyrannical bastard said:

 

One of the Florence, SC stations could be used to repeat WMBF,  As a digital-only sign-on, their signal never reached Florence as it was too close to another station on Channel 32 at the time, one of the SCETV stations.

According to RabbitEars, the three Florence stations are already repeating WMBF.

Oops!

1 hour ago, Georgie56 said:

KATU is not airing morning and afternoon news today so their staff can attend a mental health event. Their 11pm news will air as scheduled.

 

 

Is this a mandatory thing across all Sinclair stations? What will air in place of the newscasts?

39 minutes ago, SoFloTVClassics said:

Now the station can be put up for sale.

What if they don't want to sell?

25 minutes ago, Samantha said:

It's been silent nearly a year and challenged by its NCE status, but the Diocese of Fresno has finally found a taker for KNXT Visalia CA and its associated LPTV in Bakersfield.

 

The buyer is two companies, Vita Broadcasting and My Central Valley, LLC. They have pretty much the same principals. Vita is paying $50,000 for the NCE license; the LPTV and all the other tangible assets, including tower land for the Visalia station, are going for $450,000.

Link please.

Just now, Yankees4life said:

WISH/WNDY TV repeaters for McCoy? 

Fort Wayne and Terre Haute are different markets.

48 minutes ago, Yankees4life said:

Hmm...planning to make some repeaters maybe?

The Paragould and Jackson LPTVs can't relay WMC because those markets already have NBC affiliates.

Just now, mrschimpf said:

Likely related to Toledo, Cedar Rapids and Dayton; WCHS is Sinclair, WVAH is Cunningham. Both are on UHF, so there's otherwise no technical reason for it.

Toledo? There's just one station there.

23 minutes ago, CircleSeven said:

 

They've now withdrawn its petition. Why even file in the first place?

 They didn't even give a reason.

5 minutes ago, CLETVFan said:

Has WOIO in Cleveland moved from RF10 to RF18?

 

 I think that's their translator in Akron. Their main signal is still on 10. And you're at the wrong thread anyway.

1 minute ago, CircleSeven said:

Sinclair renews an agreement for 13 CBS affiliates.

In the article it mentions KPTH in Sioux City IA - that's FOX; CBS is KMEG, owned by Waitt Broadcasting and run by Sinclair. You think Sinclair might move CBS to a KPTH subchannel like it's done in other markets?

Let's move the NBCSN shutdown rumors to Speculatron, OK?

53 minutes ago, NEOMatrix said:

According to Zap2it, Waynesville's Comcast system carries NBC from Jacksonville and CBS/Fox/ABC from Savannah. Plus, the system apparently goes only up to Channel 61, so it's a system Comcast never upgraded.

There are a lot of these systems listed on the other forum:

https://www.radiodiscussions.com/showthread.php?662567-Worst-Cable-Systems-in-America