The WB 100+ Station Group
| The WB 100+ Station Group | |
|---|---|
| Launched | September 21, 1998 |
| Closed | September 18, 2006 |
| Network | The WB |
| Owned by | Time Warner |
| Picture format | 480i (SDTV) |
| Country | United States |
| Language | American English |
| Broadcast area | National (was available only in smaller media markets) |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles, California |
| Formerly called | The WeB (prelaunch) |
| Replaced by | The CW Plus |
The WB 100+ Station Group (originally called The WeB in its developmental stages) was a group of primarily non-broadcast local cable television outlets carrying programming from The WB Television Network, along with syndicated programming outside of network programming time periods; the service was intended for areas ranked below the top 100 television media markets in the United States.
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History [edit]
Development and launch [edit]
Prior to the launch of The WB 100+, the national superstation feed of Chicago television station WGN-TV served as a default WB affiliate for markets where the network was unable to secure an over-the-air affiliation at launch (either due to the lack of enough stations or no secondary affiliation with an existing market station), this was done to give the network enough time to find affiliates in those areas; the national carriage on Superstation WGN was part of an affiliation agreement with Tribune Broadcasting, which held minority ownership in the network.[1]
The WB 100+ Station Group launched on September 21, 1998 with 80 cable-only affiliates, The WB 100+ was created to serve a similar capacity that Superstation WGN held as a national distributor of The WB, the difference being that stations within The WB 100+ group were structured in the manner of a local broadcast station: local WB 100+ affiliates were managed by either a local cable provider or an affiliate of a larger over-the-air television station, which may have produced some local programming (such as a primetime newscast or local sports); WB 100+ stations also aired local commercial inserts, and each had their own local branding (usually in the form of a fictional call sign, the combination of "The WB" name with either the parent station/cable franchise's city of license or a regional descriptor of the area or both).[2][3][4] In some markets where a local cable provider carried Superstation WGN upon the initial rollout of the service, a WB 100+ affiliate supplanted WGN as the local WB affiliate; as additional WB 100+ affiliates signed on, network management deemed that The WB's affiliate footprint was large enough to request that WGN's national feed stop carrying the network's programming in October 1999 (the local WGN-TV Chicago signal remained a WB affiliate until the network's 2006 shutdown; that station is currently a CW affiliate).
Dayparts without WB network programming were programmed by the network, primarily with programs that were being carried in national syndication, while late night slots largely included infomercials; this relieved the WB 100+ affiliate's local owner of the duty of acquiring syndicated programming to fill non-network program slots. This was similar to the programming strategy of Foxnet, a channel owned by News Corporation that operated from 1991 to 2006 for markets that did not have a Fox affiliate; though unlike The WB 100+, Foxnet was carried as a traditional cable channel and local operators were not allowed to tailor the service to their local market with their own branding, and local news or sports programming. The feed was originally designed for the Eastern and Pacific time zones (a Central time zone feed was added by the early 2000s); as such, the Kids' WB! and (from January to September 2006, following the conclusion of the weekday afternoon Kids' WB! lineup) The WB Daytime blocks, which were designed to be tape-delayed, were aired an hour early on affiliates in other time zones.
In 2002, The WB commissioned a morning show for the station group. The Daily Buzz would be produced by ACME Communications (a company that was founded by Jamie Kellner, who also served as the first CEO of The WB, had all but one of its stations affiliated with The WB, and was named after Warner Brothers' famous Acme Corporation running gag) and syndicated to stations in markets not covered by either the 100+ Station Group or by the handful of ACME owned-and-operated stations.
Transition to The CW Plus [edit]
In September 2006, Time Warner and CBS Corporation announced that The WB and UPN would merge to become The CW Television Network.[5] To coincide with the change, The CW started a service called The CW Plus, a group of primarily digital subchannels, analog, and non-broadcast cable television outlets for the network, for markets below the top 99 television media markets in the United States. There was no guarantee that existing affiliates of The WB 100+ would automatically join The CW Plus, although most ultimately did, and programming transitioned seamlessly from The WB 100+ to The CW Plus.[6]
Since digital television allows multiple "subchannels" to be carried on a single over-the-air signal, most of the CW Plus channels air on the subchannels of those stations that manage the affiliates. Thus, they are no longer technically "cable only" and must now use the parent station's licensed callsigns instead of a fictional one. However, some stations (such as WBVC in Northern Michigan; WBWO in Wheeling, West Virginia; West Central Ohio CW in Lima, Ohio; CW Glendive in Glendive, Montana; WBGP in Long Beach, Mississippi; KWMK in Bismarck, North Dakota; WBQT in Springfield, Massachusetts; WBAE in Alpena, Michigan; WBW in Wilmington, North Carolina; KSXF in Joplin, Missouri; KTXW in Laredo, Texas and WBPQ in Presque Isle, Maine) are still cable exclusive.
List of stations [edit]
This was a list of WB 100+ stations, ranked by DMA, as of the closure of the WB. Note that most "call letters" below are informal, as these stations did not broadcast over the air and so were not licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC); the meanings of each affiliate's "call sign" are also included. There were a few exceptions — actual FCC-licensed broadcast stations are indicated in italics. Some of the "fake" calls used by the cable-only WB affiliates (which are identified with quotation marks) may be the same as calls used by actual over-the-air stations, and may create confusion for some; such stations are identified in this list.
After each station's name is the status of the CW affiliation, as of March 2012. If no status is part of the station's listing, The CW does not have a confirmed affiliate in the market the WB 100+ station served. The rankings of each market are as of the 2005-06 season.
| DMA # | Market | Station/(Branding) | Current status | Callsign meaning |
| 92. | Harlingen-Weslaco-Brownsville-McAllen, Texas | "KMHB" ("WB53") (cable only) |
Was ranked #104 when the channel was founded; formerly "KHWB" | McAllen Harlingen Brownsville |
| 97. | Savannah, Georgia | "WBVH" ("WB13") (cable only) |
Was ranked #100 when the channel was founded; The CW is currently affiliated with former UPN affiliate WGSA | WB SaVannaH |
| 101. | Charleston, South Carolina | "WBLN" ("WB14") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WCBD-DT2 | WB Lowcountry Network |
| 103. | Lincoln-Hastings-Kearney, Nebraska | KCWL 51 "KWBL" (cable only) |
Both became part of The CW Plus | KWBL: WB Lincoln |
| 104. | Fort Smith-Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, Arkansas | KBBL 34 | Switched to RTV programming, and is now affiliated with MyNetworkTV, Antenna TV and Tuff TV under the callsign KXNW; sibling KPBI-CA went to MyNetworkTV; The The CW is currently affiliated with KHBS-DT2 / KHOG-DT2 | |
| 105. | Greenville-New Bern-Washington, North Carolina | "WGWB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WNCT-DT2 | Greenville's WB |
| 106. | Fort Wayne, Indiana | "WBFW" ("WB37") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WPTA-DT2 | WB Fort Wayne |
| 107. | Florence-Myrtle Beach, South Carolina | "WFWB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently seen on former UPN affiliate WWMB (carrying primetime programming only) | Florence WB |
| 108. | Springfield-Holyoke, Massachusetts | "WBQT" ("WB11"/"WB16") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | |
| 109. | Tallahassee, Florida-Thomasville, Georgia | WFXU 48 | Became part of The CW Plus, now currently silent; The CW is currently affiliated with WTLF and WTLH-DT2 | |
| 110. | Lansing, Michigan | "WBL" ("WB30") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned WLAJ | WB Lansing |
| 111. | Tyler-Longview, Texas | "KWTL" (cable only) |
In January 2006, KCEB moved its affiliation from UPN to The WB, and has since joined the CW | WB TyLer |
| 112. | Reno, Nevada | KREN-TV 27 | Became part of The CW Plus | RENo |
| 113. | Traverse City-Cadillac, Michigan | "WBVC" ("WB61") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB TraVerse City |
| 114. | Sioux Falls, South Dakota | KWSD 36 | Became part of The CW Plus | WB South Dakota |
| 115. | Augusta, Georgia | "WBAU" ("WB23") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WAGT-DT2 | WB AUgusta |
| 116. | Montgomery, Alabama | "WBMY" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WBMM, an unrelated digital station | WB MontgomerY |
| 117. | Peoria-Bloomington, Illinois | "WBPE" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WHOI-DT2 | WB PEoria |
| 118. | Fargo-Grand Forks, North Dakota | "WBFG" ("WB8") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WDAY-DT2 | WB FarGo |
| 119. | Boise, Idaho | "KWOB" (cable only) |
The WB moved to "KWOB" from KNIN-TV, which was a CW affiliate from 2006 to 2011, when it affiliated with Fox; The CW is currently affiliated with former UPN affiliate KYUU-LP and is simulcast on KBOI-DT2 | |
| 120. | Macon, Georgia | "WBMN" ("WB3") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB MacoN |
| 121. | Eugene, Oregon | "KZWB" ("WB11") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KMTR-DT2 | |
| 122. | Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo, California | "KWCA" ("WB5") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KSBY-DT2 | WB CAlifornia |
| 123. | La Crosse-Eau Claire, Wisconsin | "WBCZ" ("WB15") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WXOW-DT3 in La Crosse and WQOW-DT2 in Eau Claire | WB La CroZe (Crosse) |
| 124. | Lafayette, Louisiana | KLWB 50 | Became part of The CW Plus; lost the affiliation to KATC-DT2 in 2010 and joined This TV | Lafayette's WB |
| 125. | Monterey-Salinas, California | "KMWB" ("WB14")1 (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KION-DT2 | Monterey's WB |
| 126. | Yakima-Pasco-Richland-Kennewick, Washington | "KWYP"2 (cable only) |
The CW was shown on KCWK until 2008; it is now carried on digital subchannels of KIMA-TV and KEPR | WB Yakima |
| 127. | Columbus, Georgia | "WBG" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with former UPN affiliate WLGA | WB Georgia |
| 128. | Bakersfield, California | "KWFB" ("WB12") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus; this station is simulcast on KGET-DT2 | backronym for BakersField's WB |
| 129. | Corpus Christi, Texas | "KWDB" ("WB16"/"WB23") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KRIS-DT2 | |
| 130. | Chico-Redding, California | "KIWB" ("WB10")3 (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KHSL-DT2 | |
| 131. | Amarillo, Texas | "KDBA" ("WB11") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KVII-DT2 | WB Amarillo (D=Double U) |
| 132. | Columbus-Tupelo-West Point, Mississippi | "WBWP"4 (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WCBI-DT3 | WB West Point |
| 133. | Rockford, Illinois | "WBR" 14 (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned WREX-TV | WB Rockford |
| 134. | Wausau-Rhinelander, Wisconsin | "WBWA" ("WB15") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WAOW-DT2 in Wausau and WYOW-DT2 in Eagle River | WB WAusau |
| 135. | Monroe, Louisiana-El Dorado, Arkansas | "KWMB" ("WB12") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KNOE-DT2 | backronym for WB Monroe |
| 136. | Topeka, Kansas | "WBKS" ("WB5") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTKA-DT3 | WB KanSas |
| 137. | Duluth, Minnesota-Superior, Wisconsin | "KWBD" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KDLH-DT2 | WB Duluth |
| 138. | Columbia-Jefferson City, Missouri | "KJWB" ("WB5") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KOMU-DT3; KJWB is off-air | Jefferson City WB |
| 139. | Wilmington, North Carolina | "WBW" ("WB29") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB Wilmington |
| 140. | Beaumont-Port Arthur, Texas | "KWBB" ("WB10") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KFDM-DT2 | WB Beaumont |
| 141. | Medford-Klamath Falls, Oregon | "KMFD" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTVL-DT2 | MedForD |
| 142. | Erie, Pennsylvania | "WBEP" ("Northwest PA's WB") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WSEE-DT2 | WB Erie Pennsylvania |
| 143. | Sioux City, Iowa | "KXWB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTIV-DT2 | SiouX City WB |
| 144. | Wichita Falls, Texas | "KWB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KAUZ-DT2 | Warner Bros. |
| 145. | Joplin, Missouri | "KSXF" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | |
| 146. | Lubbock, Texas | KWBZ 43 | Became part of The CW Plus, and now uses the callsign KLCW-TV | |
| 147. | Albany, Georgia | "WBSK" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WSWG-DT3 | |
| 148. | Salisbury, Maryland | "WBD" ("WB3") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned WMDT | WB Delmarva |
| 149. | Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill, West Virginia | "WBB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WVVA-DT2 | WB Bluefield |
| 150. | Terre Haute, Indiana | "WBI" ("WB3") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB Indiana |
| 151. | Bangor, Maine | "WBAN" ("WB 4") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and is shown on WABI-DT2 | WB BANgor |
| 152. | Rochester, Minnesota | "KWBR" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTTC-DT2 | WB Rochester |
| 153. | Palm Springs, California | "KCWB"5 (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KCWQ-LP and a digital subchannel of KESQ-TV | California's WB |
| 154. | Wheeling, West Virginia-Steubenville, Ohio | "WBWO" ("WB18") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB West Virginia-Ohio |
| 155. | Anchorage, Alaska | "KWBX" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KYUR-DT2 | |
| 156. | Binghamton, New York | "WBXI"6 (cable only) |
Became part of CW and now operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned WBNG-TV | |
| 157. | Panama City, Florida | "WBPC" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WJHG-DT2 | WB Panama City |
| 158. | Biloxi-Gulfport, Mississippi | "WBGP" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB Biloxi-GulfPort |
| 159. | Odessa-Midland, Texas | KWWT 30 | Became part of The CW Plus | |
| 160. | Bismarck-Minot, North Dakota | "KWMK" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB BisMarcK |
| 161. | Sherman, Texas-Ada, Oklahoma | "KSHD" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTEN-DT2 | SHerman-Denison |
| 162. | Gainesville, Florida | "WBFL" ("WB10") (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WCJB-DT2 | WB FLorida |
| 163. | Idaho Falls-Pocatello, Idaho | KPIF 15 | Became part of The CW Plus, now defunct; The CW is currently affiliated with KIFI-DT3 | Pocatello-Idaho Falls |
| 164. | Abilene-Sweetwater, Texas | "KWAW" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTXS-DT2 | |
| 165. | Clarksburg-Weston, West Virginia | "WVWB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WVFX-DT2 | West Virginia's WB |
| 166. | Utica, New York | "WBU" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and is currently affiliated with WKTV-DT2 | WB Utica |
| 167. | Hattiesburg-Laurel, Mississippi | "WBH2" (cable only) |
WB Hattiesburg | |
| 168. | Missoula, Montana | "KIDW" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KPAX-DT2 | |
| 169. | Quincy, Illinois-Hannibal, Missouri-Keokuk, Iowa | "WEWB" ("WB6") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned WGEM-TV | |
| 170. | Yuma, Arizona-El Centro, California | "KWUB" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and later operated as a subchannel of KSWT; The CW is currently affiliated with KECY-DT3 | |
| 171. | Billings, Montana | "KWBM"7 (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTVQ-DT2 | WB Montana |
| 172. | Dothan, Alabama | "WBDO" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with former UPN affiliate WTVY-DT2 | WB DOthan |
| 173. | Elmira, New York | "WBE" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with co-owned WENY-DT2 | WB Elmira |
| 174. | Jackson, Tennessee | "WBJK" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB JacKson |
| 175. | Lake Charles, Louisiana | "WBLC" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KVHP-DT2 | WB Lake Charles |
| 176. | Alexandria, Louisiana | KBCA 41 ("WB 41") | Became part of The CW Plus | |
| 177. | Rapid City, South Dakota | KWBH-LP 27 | Became part of The CW Plus | WB Black Hills |
| 178. | Watertown, New York | "WBWT" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned WWTI | WB WaterTown |
| 179. | Jonesboro, Arkansas | "KJOS" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus, now under the branding "CW 21 Jonesboro" | JOneSboro |
| 180. | Marquette, Michigan | "WBMK" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WBKP-DT2 | WB Marquette (K=Q) |
| 181. | Harrisonburg, Virginia | "WBHA" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WVIR-DT3 | WB HArrisonburg |
| 182. | Greenwood-Greenville, Mississippi | "WBWD" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB GreenWooD |
| 183. | Bowling Green, Kentucky | "WBWG" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WBKO-DT3 | BowLing Green |
| 184. | Meridian, Mississippi | "WBMM"4 (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WTOK-DT3 | WB Meridian, Mississippi |
| 185. | Lima, Ohio | "WBOH" ("WB3") (cable only) |
Defunct; later operated as a digital subchannel of WLIO, The CW is now carried in the market on cable through out-of-market affiliate WBDT/Dayton, Ohio | WB OHio |
| 186. | Charlottesville, Virginia | "WBC" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with WVIR-DT3 | WB Charlottesville |
| 187. | Grand Junction-Montrose, Colorado | "KWGJ" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KKCO-DT2 | WB Grand Junction |
| 188. | Laredo, Texas | "KTXW" ("Laredo's WB19") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus, and currently operates as a digital subchannel of co-owned KGNS-TV | |
| 189. | Great Falls, Montana | "KWGF" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KRTV-DT2 | W Great Falls |
| 190. | Parkersburg, West Virginia | "WBPB" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus, but shut down in 2008 | WB ParkersBurg |
| 192. | Twin Falls, Idaho | "KWTE" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KMVT-DT2 | |
| 193. | Butte-Bozeman, Montana | "KWXB" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KXLF-DT2 | |
| 194. | Eureka, California | "KWBT" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KVIQ-DT2 | |
| 195. | Cheyenne, Wyoming | "KCHW" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of KGWN | CHeyenne, Wyoming |
| 196. | Bend, Oregon | "KWBO" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KTVZ-DT2 | WB Oregon |
| 197. | San Angelo, Texas | "KWSA" ("WB14") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB San Angelo |
| 198. | Casper-Riverton, Wyoming | "KWWY" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with former UPN affiliate K26ES | WB WYoming |
| 199. | Ottumwa, Iowa | "KWOT" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB OTtumwa |
| 200. | Mankato, Minnesota | "KWYE" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | |
| 201. | St. Joseph, Missouri | "WBJO" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and now operates as a digital subchannel of KNPN-LD | WB St. JOseph |
| 202. | Zanesville, Ohio | "WBZV" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus, until it shut down in 2008 under the operation of WHIZ-TV; WBZV has since been reinstated on Zanesville cable systems and is now part of The CW Plus, operated directly by Time Warner Cable | WB ZanesVille |
| 203. | Fairbanks, Alaska | "KWBX" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KATN-DT2 | |
| 204. | Presque Isle, Maine | "WBPQ" ("WB13") (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB PresQue Isle |
| 205. | Victoria, Texas | "KWVB" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus and is now simulcast on K39HB | backronym for WB Victoria |
| 206. | Helena, Montana | KMTF 10 | Became part of The CW Plus | |
| 207. | Juneau, Alaska | "KWJA" (cable only) |
The CW is currently affiliated with KJUD-DT2 | WB Juneau, Alaska |
| 208. | Alpena, Michigan | "WBAE" | Became part of The CW Plus | WB AlpEna |
| 209. | North Platte, Nebraska | "KWPL" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus | WB North PLatte |
| 210. | Glendive, Montana | "KWZB" (cable only) |
Became part of The CW Plus, and now branded as "CW Glendive" |
- 1 The cable-only "KWYP" is not to be confused with Laramie, Wyoming PBS member station KWYP-DT.
- 2 The cable-only "KMWB" is not to be confused with the former callsign used by Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota CW affiliate WUCW as a WB affiliate.
- 3 The cable-only "KIWB" is not to be confused with Boise, Idaho low-power station KIWB-LP.
- 4 The cable-only "WBWP" is not to be confused with West Palm Beach, Florida Mega TV affiliate WBWP-LD.
- 5 The cable-only "KCWB" is not to be confused with Fresno, California Tvida Vision affiliate KCWB-LP or the former callsign used by Kansas City, Missouri CW affiliate KCWE as a WB affiliate.
- 6 The cable-only "WBXI" is not to be confused with Indianapolis, Indiana Tr3́s affiliate WBXI-CA.
- 7 The cable-only "WBXI" is not to be confused with Springfield, Missouri Daystar affiliate of the same callsign.
- 8 The cable-only "WBMM" is not to be confused with Montgomery, Alabama CW affiliate of the same callsign.
See also [edit]
- The CW Plus - successor of The WB 100+; most of the remaining cable-only channels and some over-the-air stations that are outlets of The CW Plus formerly served as affiliates of The WB 100+ Station Group
- WGN America - Chicago-based national superstation feed of WGN-TV that is available throughout the United States on cable and satellite television; prior to the launch of The WB 100+ Station Group, WGN served as a de facto WB affiliate for U.S. markets without an over-the-air affiliate from 1995 to 1999
- CW-W - a standard definition-only feed of XETV/San Diego for markets without a CW affiliate carried on DirecTV
- CW-E - a standard definition-only feed of WDCW/Washington, D.C. for markets without a CW affiliate carried on DirecTV
- Foxnet - a similar cable-only network for markets without a Fox affiliate, that operated from 1991 to 2006
- CTV Two Alberta - a similar cable-only affiliate of CTV Two in the Canadian province of Alberta; formerly Access
- CTV Two Atlantic - a similar cable-only affiliate of CTV Two in Atlantic Canada; formerly the Atlantic Satellite Network (ASN) and A Atlantic
- Citytv Saskatchewan - a similar cable-only affiliate of Citytv in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan
References [edit]
- ^ Time Warner Takes Crucial Step Toward New Network Television: A pact with superstation WGN-TV gives it access to 73% of homes. Analysts say that will still leave gaps., Los Angeles Times, December 4, 1993. Retrieved 12-10-2010.
- ^ WB 100 Plus Stations Act Locally
- ^ The WB 100+ station group hits 8 million, more than doubling its household reach since launch, Time Warner, January 15, 2002.
- ^ A Salute to The WB 100+ Station Group on its Fifth Anniversary
- ^ UPN and WB to Combine, Forming New TV Network, The New York Times, January 24, 2006.
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