Tuff TV
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| Type | digital broadcast television network |
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| Branding | TUFF TV |
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| Availability | Nationwide via OTA digital television (covering 33% of the U.S.)[1] |
Broadcast area | Worldwide |
| Owner | TUFF TV Network, LLC (Seals Entertainment Company, LLC) |
Key people | Lou Seals John Bonner Paul Miller |
Launch date | June 30, 2009 |
Official website | www.TuffTV.com |
Tuff TV is an American digital broadcast television network targeted at men. Tuff TV launched on June 30, 2009. The network was founded by E. Lamar "Lou" Seals, III, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Seals Entertainment Company, LLC. (a.k.a. Sealsco) & is owned by the Tuff TV Network, LLC subsidiary of Sealsco.
History
Tuff agreed to carry some games from the first season of the Fall Experimental Football League in October and November 2014.[2]
Affiliates
The following TV stations was carried TUFF TV over digital terrestrial television:
| City | Station | Channel | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
Arizona | |||
| Phoenix | K38IZ-D | 38.2 | Spanish Independent Broadcast Network |
California | |||
| Fresno | KVHF-LP | 4.2 | Cocola Broadcasting |
| Redding | KGEC-LD | 26.2 | Cooper Communications |
| Ridgecrest (Los Angeles DMA) | KZGN-LD | 21.2 | Wiknich Broadcasting Corporation |
Colorado | |||
| Cortez | K26CI-D | 27.4 | Southwest Colorado TV Translator Association |
| Denver | KHDT-LD | 16.5 | Syncom Media Group |
Florida | |||
| Orlando | WHDO-CD | 38.1 | Local HDTV Inc. |
| St. Augustine (Jacksonville DMA) | WQXT-CD | 28.3 | A1A TV, Inc. |
Georgia | |||
| Atlanta | WDNV-LD | 12.7 | Prism Broadcasting |
Illinois | |||
| Aurora-Chicago | WPVN-CD | 24.3 | Polnet Communications |
Indiana | |||
| Salem (Louisville DMA) | WRLW-CD | 17.3 | Rebecca L. White |
Kansas | |||
| Sublette | KDGL-LD | 23.2 | High Plains Broadcasting |
| Wichita | KSMI-LP | 51.4 | Digital Networks |
Kentucky | |||
| East Bernstadt/London | WOBZ-LD | 9.3 | ARK-TV, Inc. |
Louisiana | |||
| Crowley (Lafayette) | K36MG-D | 36 | DTV America Corporation Launch Date Expected Mid-Late 2017/Station Currently Off Air |
| Lake Charles | KYTH-LD | 43.6 | C. Dowen Johnson |
Michigan | |||
| Detroit | WHNE-LD | 14.4 | Tait Broadcasting LLC |
Minnesota | |||
| Alexandria | K47OQ-D | 47.1 | Selective TV, Inc. |
Montana | |||
| Missoula | K34MJ-D | 34.3 | Weese Enterprises |
Nevada | |||
| Las Vegas | KHMP-LD | 18.2 | Pahrump Media Group |
| Reno | KCNL-LD | 3.3 | Prism Broadcasting |
New Hampshire | |||
| Charlestown | WYCU | 26.2 | Crosshill Communications |
New Jersey | |||
| Atlantic City | WMCN-DT2 | 44.2 | Lenfest Broadcasting |
New Mexico | |||
| Albuquerque | KYNM-CD | 30.2 | Belmax Broadcasting |
New York | |||
| Cobleskill | WYBN-LD | 14.3 | Cable Ad Net New York, Inc. |
| Rochester | WBGT-CD | 46.3 | Vision Communications |
North Carolina | |||
| Asheville | WASV | 50.3 | Digital Networks |
| Charlotte | WHKY-TV | 14.3 | Long Communications |
| Manteo (Norfolk DMA) | W30DN-D | 30.1 | Lawrence F. Loesch |
Ohio | |||
| Canton/Newcomerstown/Loudonville/Millersburg | WIVD-LD/WIVM-LD/WIVN-LD/WIVX-LD | 29.3/39.2 | Image Video Teleproductions, Inc. |
| Cincinnati | WOTH-CD | 20.6 | Elliot Block |
Pennsylvania | |||
| Erie | WLEP-LD | 9.3 | Hapa Media Properties, LLC |
Puerto Rico | |||
| Arecibo | WMEI | 14.1 | CMCG Puerto Rico (Max Media) |
South Dakota | |||
| Rapid City | KRPC-LP | 33.3 | Digital Networks |
Tennessee | |||
| Alexandria/Nashville | WRTN-LD | 6.5 | Richard C. & Lisa A. Goetz |
| Chattanooga | WOOT | 6.4 | Digital Networks |
Texas | |||
| Beaumont, Texas | KAOB-LD | 27.6 | C. Dowen Johnson |
Utah | |||
| Salt Lake City | KPDR-LD | 19.2 | Craig and Marilyn Caples & William Mitchell |
Washington | |||
| Yakima | K38OI-D | 38.4 | Grupo Hispanavision |
West Virginia | |||
| Williamson | WHJC | 27.2 | Four Winds Television Inc. |
External links
References
- ^ "The Top 25 Digital Broadcast Networks". TVNewsCheck.com. 17 June 2014. Retrieved 28 December 2014.
- ^ "FXFL To Be Carried on ESPN3" (Press release). New York: FXFL. PR Newswire. October 1, 2014. Retrieved October 20, 2014 – via NBC Right Now.
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