Cocola Broadcasting

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Cocola Broadcasting is a broadcasting company based in Fresno, California. Founded in the early-1980s by Valley broadcasting veteran Gary Cocola, Cocola owns KGMC-TV Channel 43 in Fresno, California a High Power Station and several mostly-low-powered television stations in central California and Boise, Idaho. Cocola was one of the first broadcasters in the US to take advantage of the opportunities of low-powered television, after the FCC approved such stations in the early-1980s.

[edit] Television Stations By DMA

[edit] Sacramento, California

Station	Affiliation	Notes
KSAO-LP 49	Jewelry TV

[edit] Fresno, California

Station	Affiliation	Notes
KVHF-LP 4	Jewelry TV
KFAZ-CA 8	Azteca America	Licensed in Visalia; rebroadcasts KMSG-LP
KCWB-LP 13	Tvida Vision
KHSC-LP 16	HSN
KJKZ-LP 27	AMGTV
KBID-LP 31	Currently translator for KMSG Ch. 39 Azteca
KJEO-LP 32	America One
KSDI-LP 33	The Sportsman Channel / AMG-TV / Armenian TV
KMCF-LP 35	Currently is translator for KMSG Ch. 39 Azteca	Licensed in Visalia
KMSG-LP 39	Azteca America
KGMC 43	Jewelry TV / America One	Full power station; licensed in Clovis
KVVG-LP 54	Tvida Vision	Licensed in Visalia

[edit] Boise, Idaho

Station	Affiliation	Notes
KKIC-LP 16	Telemundo
KBSE-LP 33	HSN
KKJB 39	America One	Full power station
KBTI-LP 41	Jewelry TV
KIWB-LP 43	Tele Vida Abundante	Previously MTV 2
KZAK-LP 49	currently silent	Previously a rebroadcaster of KTVB's "24/7" news channel
KCBB-LP 51	Azteca America