Live Well Network Adds Five New Markets
The Live Well Network – the broadcast, online and wireless service for digital channels in local markets – today announced affiliation agreements with five Citadel Communications stations – all launching the fast-growing lifestyle television network this month.
Citadel Communications’ WLNE-TV New Bedford-Providence, WOI-TV Ames-Des Moines, WHBF-TV Rock Island/Quad Cities, KLKN-TV Lincoln and KCAU-TV Sioux City all sign on with Live Well Network on January 16. The addition of these Citadel Communications stations to the Live Well Network’s affiliate roster brings the network’s overall clearance to about 55% of all U.S. television households.
Station Profiles:
WOI-TV
WHBF-TV
KLKN-TV
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WCBS To Launch Local News Subchannel
The CBS New York O&O is working on final details for a digital channel to launch before the year's end that will rival WNBC's Nonstop and local cable news channels. CBS New York Plus will combine the news and information-gathering power of the TV station and CBS's New York AM stations WCBS, WINS and WFAN. Similar channels are to be rolled out eventually in other markets where CBS owns stations.
Station Profile: WCBS-TV
Market: New York, NY
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Five Journal Broadcast Group Stations Affiliate With The Live Well Network
The Live Well Network Now Covers 47% of U.S. TV Households. The broadcast, online and wireless service for digital channels in local markets announced affiliation agreements with five Journal Broadcast Group stations. They include WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee, KTNV-TV in Las Vegas, KGUN-TV in Tucson, and KMTV-TV in Omaha (all launching the Live Well Network on October 1, 2011), as well as KIVI-TV in Boise, which began carrying the network on September 12, 2011.
Station Profile: Multi
Market: Multi
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Me-TV Signs With Stations in New Markets
The new digital Me-TV affiliates include Hubbard Broadcasting's KSTP-TV, the ABC affiliate in Minneapolis; two Journal Communications stations, WSYM-TV, the Fox affiliate in Lansing, Mich., and WGBA-TV, the NBC outlet in Green Bay, Wis. and Midwest Broadcasting's KFMB-TV, the CBS affiliate in San Diego, among others.
Station Profile: Multi
Market: Multi
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Bounce TV Debut
Bounce TV, the new broadcast network targeted to African Americans, announces it will launch Sept. 26 at noon ET. The network is in the process of lining up national distribution through digital subchannels of television stations and will launch with clearance rate of, at minimum, 32% of overall U.S. television households, thanks in part to carriage agreements with Raycom Media, LIN TV Corporation, and Nexstar Broadcasting Group.
Station Profile: Multi
Market: Multi
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