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| KPXL | |
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| San Antonio, Texas | |
| City of license | Uvalde |
| Branding | ION Television |
| Channels | 26 (UHF) analog |
| Affiliations | ION Television |
| Owner | ION Media Networks (Paxson San Antonio License, Inc.) |
| Founded | May 22, 1998 (On-air since 1999) |
| Call letters meaning | K PaXson L = meaning unknown |
| Former affiliations | PAX (1999-2005) i (2005-2007) |
| Transmitter Power | 5,000 kW Analog |
| Height | 560 m (1837.27 ft) Analog |
| Class | Full Serivce TV Station (-TV) Pending Digital Allotment (-DN) |
| Facility ID | 61173 |
| Transmitter Coordinates | 29° 37' 11.00" N LAT 99° 02' 57.00" W LON |
| Website | www.ionline.tv (Network) KPXL at TitanTV.com |
KPXL is the ION Television affiliate for San Antonio, Texas, licensed to nearby Uvalde. The station is owned by ION Media Networks, and operates on UHF channel 26, with no current digital signal (the station does have a pending application for a digital channel 20 allotment). It has operated since sometime in the late 1990s.
[edit] External links
- ION Television website
- Query the FCC's TV station database for KPXL
- BIAfn's Media Web Database -- Information on KPXL-TV
| Broadcast television in the San Antonio market (Nielsen DMA #37) | ||
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KCWX 2 (The CW) - WOAI 4 (NBC) - KENS 5 (CBS) - KLRN 9 (PBS) - KSAT 12 (ABC) - K14LM 14 (3ABN) - KNIC 17 (TFU) - KHCE 23 (TBN) - KPXL 26 (ION) - KABB 29 (Fox) - KVDF-CA 31 (AZA) - KNIC-CA 34 (Silent) - KMYS 35 (MNTV) (The Tube on DT2) - KWEX 41 (UNI) - KQVE-LP 46 (DS) - K52EA 52 (Multimedios) - KVDA 60 (TEL) |
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| See also, Broadcast television in Del Rio / Eagle Pass | ||
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Shopping Affiliates: K25FW 25 (HSN, Corsicana / DFW) - KXLK 40 (HSN, Austin) - KLDT 54 (Gems TV, Lake Dallas / DFW) |
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Independent Stations: K09VR 9 (Austin) - KTXA 21 (Fort Worth) - K31GL 31 (De Soto / DFW) - KGBS 32 (Austin) - KZBZ 46 (Canyon / Amarillo) - K48HU 48 (Wichita Falls) - KNWS 51 (Houston) - KFWD 52 (Fort Worth) - KSEX 57 (Dallas) |
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Other Network Affiliates: KPXL 26 (ION, Uvalde / San Antonio) - KPXB 49 / KBPX 33 (ION, Conroe / Houston) - KTBU 55 (A1, Conroe / Houston) - KPXD 68 (ION, Arlington / DFW) |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetwork TV, NBC, PBS, Telefutura, Telemundo, Univision, Religious and Other Spanish Language stations in Texas | |
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Corporate Leadership: R. Brandon Burgess | Dean M. Goodman | Richard Garcia | Adam K. Weinstein | Tammy G. Hedge | Steven J. Friedman | Stephen P. Appel | Douglas C. Barker | David A. Glenn |
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Broadcast Television Networks: ION Television |
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1These stations are operated by ION under a time brokerage agreement. |
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Annual Revenue: $276.6 million USD (2004) | Employees: 433 (2005) | Stock Symbol: AMEX: ION | Website: www.ionmedia.tv |
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