WFXV
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| WFXV | |
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| Utica/Rome, New York | |
| Branding | WFXV |
| Channels | 33 (UHF) analog, 27 (UHF) digital |
| Affiliations | Fox |
| Owner | Nexstar Broadcasting Group |
| Founded | February 27, 1982 |
| Call letters meaning | W FX = FoX V = Utica |
| Former callsigns | WTUV (1982-90) |
| Transmitter Power | 851 kW analog, 688 kW digital |
| Height | 193 m analog, 433 m digital |
| Class | Full-service television station |
| Facility ID | 43424 |
| Website | utica.tv |
WFXV is the Fox affiliate for Utica, New York. It is owned by Nexstar Broadcasting Group (along with WPNY-LP and Mission Broadcasting's WUTR), and broadcasts on UHF channel 33, with a digital signal on channel 27. WFXV's transmitter is located in Clinton, New York.
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WFXV signed on in 1986 as WTUV[1]. The station eventually became a Fox affiliate, and in 1990 the call sign was changed to WFXV.
WFXV was acquired by Nexstar Broadcasting Group in 2003, when it purchased then-owners Quorum Broadcasting.
[edit] Programming
WFXV's programming primarily consists of Fox network and syndicated programming.
WFXV used to air the Bill Keeler Show, a local late-night comedy series, until 2005, when the series moved to WKTV.
[edit] References
- ^ Utica TV Stations Call Letter Meanings and Histories (English). CNYMEDIA (2007). Retrieved on January 23, 2007.
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| Fox Network Affiliates in the state of New York | |
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WNYW 5 (New York City) - WXXA 23 (Albany) - WWNY-DT 7.2 / WNYF-CA & WNYF-LP 28 (Watertown) - WUTV 29 (Buffalo) - WUHF 31 (Rochester) |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, CW, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS and Other stations in New York | |
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Corporate Staff: Perry A. Sook (President & CEO) | Matt Devine (CFO) | Duane A. Lammers (COO) | Timothy Busch | Brian Jones | Shirley E. Green | Susana G. Schuler-Willingham | Richard Stolpe | Paul Greeley | Blake R. Battaglia | Erik Brooks | Jay M. Grossman | Brent Stone | Royce Yudkoff | Geoff Armstrong | Michael Donovan | I. Martin Pompadur |
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Television Stations owned by Nexstar Broadcasting |
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Annual Revenue: $226.1 million USD (2005) | Employees: Unknown at this time. | Stock Symbol: NASDAQ: NXST | Website: www.nexstarbroadcasting.com |
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