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Who knows, should Griffin cashes out KWTV and Uncle Perry trashes KFOR, KOCO and KOKH might have a shot.

I believe that one point, back in the day WCAX & WPTZ each had sales offices in Montreal and used said city as one of cities in their legal ID. WCAX - Burlington, Plattsburgh, Montreal WPTZ - North Pole, Plattsburgh, Burlington, Montreal

New logo for WTEN Albany!

KGET's website has been updated!

Just weeks after AT&T and Viacom entered into a peace treaty, it appears that Ma Bell and made peace with A+E Networks as the AT&T TV Promise website has reverted back to their all is well look. I am watching Live PD as I type. Meanwhile, DIRECTV is missing the channels owned by Northwest Broadcasting.

Should Sinclair be taking over the RSNs, I wonder whether this would lead to them being re-branded under the Stadium name?

Is there another school in America that owns a commercial network affiliated television station in America? I'd would also wonder whether Mizzou has contemplated selling KOMU whevever the budget scissors come a calling. Moreover, their competition in Central Missouri is Sinclair & NPG.

The websites of the two newest members of Scripps, WTXL & KXXV, are now in the Scripps layout!

From DMA 159, KTEN Sports Director Dan Lindblad will be reporting from The Masters this weekend. The sponsor is Rocky Ridge Powersports & Outdoors in Ada, OK!

Is Lockwood nothing more then an Island of Misfit Toys for things Gray does not want?

I'm a long time DIRECTV customer and survived the two week Viacom was gone in 2012, yet I agree with Viacom on this one as any American who hasn't been traumatized by Trump & Fox News knows that the THREE things that are driving up cost of pay TV bills these days are SPORTS, SPORTS, SPORTS. In addition, Viacom is kinda miffed that AT&T is themselves a content provider with the addition of the Warner channels and that they were shut of the new DIRECTV Now packages. For those of you who still want Viacom, the best option I've seen is Philo, which Viacom is a party in this venture. This service is $20/month with the first week free.

From The Shores of Lake Texoma, KTEN Chief Meteorologist David Siple announced today on his Facebook page that tomorrow, March 22, will be his last day at the Lockwood station.

It's nice to see that Nexstar has apparently hired, apparently, someone who stayed awake in their webpage design class. As for me personally, living on Oklahoma, it will be a better pill to sallow when KFOR joins Nexstar and migrates to the new platform.

Should the Patriots win on Sunday, KDKA should just put up a "Technical Difficulties" slide during the trophy presentation to spare Western Pennsylvania from seeing the Patriots collect their 6th trophy.

I look forward to seeing KFOR's Oklahoma's News 4 flag next year!

I made corrections to my post, please review.

Let's Take a closer look; Montgomery, AL: They can open a bureau to supplement their Birmingham and Mobile operations Juneau, AK: No operation in Alaska, Graycom Turf Phoenix, AZ: They have KASW, but no news operation Little Rock, AR: KARK Sacramento, CA: In process of acquiring KTXL from Trubune Denver, CO: Bureau for their existing operation - KXRM Hartford, CT: WTNH Dover, DE: No operation serving Delaware Tallahassee, FL: Their closest operations are WMBB, WEAR, & WFLA Atlanta, GA: Bureau for their existing operations Honolulu, HI: KHON Boise, ID: No operation in Idaho Springfield, IL: WCIA, who can assist WGN once Nexstar take over in Chicago Indianapolis, IN: WISH Des Moines, IA: WOI or WHO, whichever Perry decides to keep Topeka: KS: KSNT Frankfort, KY: No operation Baton Rouge, LA: WVLA Augusta, ME: No operation Annapolis, MD; No operation - This is Sinclair's turf Boston, MA: Bureau for their existing operations - WWLP and WPRI for Bristol County Lansing, MI: WLNS St. Paul, MN: No operation Jackson, MS: WJTV Jefferson City, MO: Nexstar might call the University of Missouri and see whether KOMU is available Helena, MT: No news operaion in Billings Lincoln, NE: No operation - They should call Citadel to see whether KLKN is available - Graycom turf for now Carson City, NV: No operation in Reno DMA, yet KLAS in Las Vegas Concord, NH: No operation Trenton, NJ: No operation Santa Fe, NM: KRQE Albany, NY: WTEN Raleigh, NC: WNCN Bismark, ND: KX News Columbus, OH: WCMH Oklahoma City, OK: In process of acquiring KFOR from Tribune Salem, OR: KOIN Harrisburg, PA: WHTM Providence, RI: WPRI Columbia, SC: Bureau for their existing operations Pierre, SD: KELO Land Nashville, TN: WKRN Austin, TX: KAXN Salt Lake City, UT: KTVX Montpelier, VT: WVNY Richmond, VA: WRIC Olympia, WA: No operation Charleston, WV: WOWK Madison, WI: Bureau for their existing operations Cheyenne, WY: No operation

Actually Perry, your company goes from Rhode Island to Hawai'i. There are THREE Nexstar markets east of Burlington, Connecticut, Springfield, MA, and Rhode Island.

Please note, that Gray has a permit in College Station, K49LC-D RF 49 -> 27, to potentially serve as a satellite for the "new" KNCT.

I believe that NBC should drop the 4th hour and either replace it with another show or return the time to the stations.

Translation: They can hire a no name at entry level pay with bronze insurance, which they won't use.

Crap, Tribune has several fossils at KFOR, they can clean house there.

At least you made it out alive.

My lists have been corrected. As for Susquehanna, aren't the rankings as follows: 1. WGAL, 2. The Field?

Here are the Conflict Markets where new homes would be needed: DMA 28: Indianapolis DMA 30: Utah DMA 32: Connecticut DMA 43: West Michigan DMA 45: Susquehanna DMA 47: Hampton Roads DMA 50: Memphis DMA 55: Richmond DMA 57: NE Pennsylvania DMA 68: Des Moines DMA 80: North Alabama DMA 98: NW Arkansas DMA 102: Quad Cities Note: Please do not attempt to resolve conflicts by selling to your BFF, poker buddy, car dealer, etc for pennies on the dollar.