About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 120. Chapters: ITV, KNTV, CJON-TV, KMSP-TV, KTVK, RTL9, WTVT, KCRA-TV, WGBH-TV, WPRI-TV, KXTV, KTVT, UNC-TV, KWTX-TV, WFLA-TV, WBRZ-TV, WITN-TV, KSNV-DT, CKVR-TV, KSNW, KCCI, WFRV-TV, Associated Television, WDBJ, WTTW, CKNX-TV, KTHV, CKX-TV, CISA-TV, KXMB-TV, KTVE, WPEC, KTBS-TV, CatholicTV, WLEX-TV, KTVO, KLFY-TV, KFDM, Associated-Rediffusion, WTVY, WCTV, WKRG-TV, KOTA-TV, WNDU-TV, WBBJ-TV, WOWK-TV, KRCG, KTVF, WVVA, WPBT, CBOFT, KTRE, KATN, WRIC-TV, CHEX-TV, ORF eins, WTVS, KMVT, Eesti Televisioon, CKTV-TV, CJIC-TV, CKNY-TV, KLEW-TV, KWEX-DT, WORA-TV, BBC East, BBC One Northern Ireland. Excerpt: KNTV, channel 11, is the NBC owned-and-operated television station in the Bay Area market. It is licensed to San Jose, with its transmitter located on San Bruno Mountain, just south of San Francisco. It shares facilities in San Jose with NBC Universal sister station KSTS (the Telemundo station for the Bay Area) and CNBC's Silicon Valley Bureau. The new digital facilities were constructed in San Jose by NBC in 2004. KNTV's studios are entirely powered by wind energy. KNTV is one of five television stations that is licensed to San Jose (another is KTVU's sister station KICU). On cable, KNTV is broadcast on cable channel 3 on Comcast cable systems in the Bay Area market. In the few areas of the western United States where viewers cannot receive NBC programs over-the-air, KNTV is available as part of All American Direct's standard definition distant network package. KNTV signed on the air on September 12, 1955. It was the first television station in San Jose and the Silicon Valley, originally owned by Sunlite Bakery. KNTV was originally an independent station, intended to cover the California coastal area from Monterey north to San Francisco. Its transmitter was located on Loma Prieta Peak, some 60 miles (100 km) south of San Francisco. It ...
