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Univision телеарнасы Мельбурн, Флорида
WVEN TV (channel 43) is a television station licensed to Melbourne, Florida, United States, serving as the Orlando area outlet for the Spanish language network Univision. It is owned and operated by TelevisaUnivision alongside low power, Class A UniMás station WRCF CD (channel 29). The two stations share studios on Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs; WVEN TV's transmitter is located in unincorporated Bithlo, Florida. History
The station began operation on July 5, 1982, as an independent station under the call sign WMOD. It was owned by Press Broadcasting, and programmed a general entertainment format with an emphasis on movies and drama series, along with some game shows. The station's original studio facilities were located on Enterprise Court in Melbourne. Shows broadcast by the station in its early years included among others Ironside, Bonanza, Soap, One Day at a Time, The Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough. In 1984, WMOD became a more traditional independent station, and added sitcoms (such as The Brady Bunch, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, The Lucy Show, All in the Family, The Odd Couple and The Honeymooners) and cartoons (such as Inspector Gadget, Super Friends and He Man''). Being licensed to Melbourne placed the station at a disadvantage, as its transmitter was located 50 mile (80 km) southeast of Orlando due to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules at the time that required a station's transmitter to be located within 15 mile (24 km) of its city of license; the signal reached Orlando with only grade B coverage and no signal at all was receivable in Daytona Beach. As a result, the station received low ratings despite decent programming. Soon afterwards, the FCC allocated a commercial license to Clermont, a western suburb of Orlando in Lake County, on UHF channel 68. Press applied for the license in 1985, and received it in March 1986. The plan was for Press Broadcasting to sell off WMOD to the Home Shopping Network at the same time as the company's new station on channel 68 was built and signed on the air. In the meantime, WMOD agreed to affiliate with HSN on a part time basis. Initially in October 1986, WMOD began carrying HSN programming during the overnight hours. In January 1987, HSN programming was expanded to the midday hours and by the summer of 1987, the network occupied 18 hours of WMOD's daily schedule. General entertainment programming continued to run on the station evenings from 5 to 11 p. m.
The station still was unable to move its programming unit of general entertainment shows to channel 68 by the fall. Financial constraints also prevented them from moving forward. In order to finish building the new station, in January 1988, WMOD's channel 43 signal was sold to HSN affiliate company, Blackstar Broadcasting. That February, it began to run HSN full time (except for a few hours of religious and public affairs shows on Sunday mornings), and changed its call letters to WBSF. Its cartoons and other barter shows moved to WAYK (channel 56, now WOPX TV), another Melbourne station with an even weaker signal than channel 43 had. Other existing programming was dropped and moved in November 1988 to the newly built WKCF (channel 68, which relocated to channel 18 in 1992). When the FCC relaxed ownership restrictions for television stations in 1996, Blackstar sold its stations, including WBSF, to Silver King Broadcasting. Barry Diller later bought the Home Shopping Network soon afterwards. After HSN bought USA Networks, a new plan for WBSF emerged. Channel 43 was to become a general entertainment independent station once again by 2002, along with other stations that were owned by USA Broadcasting. That plan, however, did not materialize, as WBSF and the other USA Broadcasting stations were sold to Univision Communications in 2001. The sale was finalized in January 2002, and the station became an affiliate of TeleFutura under the new call sign of WOTF (the WBSF calls have since been reassigned to a CW affiliate in Bay City, Michigan). In May 2010, the station began broadcasting its network programming in 1080i high definition. In January 2014, the station added subchannel network GetTV. In August 2014, Escape TV launched on 43.4.
WVEN TV (43-арна) – Мельбурн, Флорида, АҚШ-қа лицензиясы бар телеарна, испан тіліндегі Univision желісінің Орландо аймағындағы филиалы ретінде қызмет етеді. Ол TelevisaUnivision компаниясына тиесілі және төмен қуатты, Class A UniMás станциясы WRCF CD (29-арна) бірге басқарылады. Екі станция Алтамонте-Спрингс қаласындағы Дуглас авенюдегі студияларды бөліседі; WVEN TV таратушысы Флорида штатының Битло қаласында орналасқан.
WVEN TV (channel 43) is a television station licensed to Melbourne, Florida, United States, serving as the Orlando area outlet for the Spanish language network Univision. It is owned and operated by TelevisaUnivision alongside low power, Class A UniMás station WRCF CD (channel 29). The two stations share studios on Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs; WVEN TV's transmitter is located in unincorporated Bithlo, Florida. History
The station began operation on July 5, 1982, as an independent station under the call sign WMOD. It was owned by Press Broadcasting, and programmed a general entertainment format with an emphasis on movies and drama series, along with some game shows. The station's original studio facilities were located on Enterprise Court in Melbourne. Shows broadcast by the station in its early years included among others Ironside, Bonanza, Soap, One Day at a Time, The Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough. In 1984, WMOD became a more traditional independent station, and added sitcoms (such as The Brady Bunch, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, The Lucy Show, All in the Family, The Odd Couple and The Honeymooners) and cartoons (such as Inspector Gadget, Super Friends and He Man''). Being licensed to Melbourne placed the station at a disadvantage, as its transmitter was located 50 mile (80 km) southeast of Orlando due to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules at the time that required a station's transmitter to be located within 15 mile (24 km) of its city of license; the signal reached Orlando with only grade B coverage and no signal at all was receivable in Daytona Beach. As a result, the station received low ratings despite decent programming. Soon afterwards, the FCC allocated a commercial license to Clermont, a western suburb of Orlando in Lake County, on UHF channel 68. Press applied for the license in 1985, and received it in March 1986. The plan was for Press Broadcasting to sell off WMOD to the Home Shopping Network at the same time as the company's new station on channel 68 was built and signed on the air. In the meantime, WMOD agreed to affiliate with HSN on a part time basis. Initially in October 1986, WMOD began carrying HSN programming during the overnight hours. In January 1987, HSN programming was expanded to the midday hours and by the summer of 1987, the network occupied 18 hours of WMOD's daily schedule. General entertainment programming continued to run on the station evenings from 5 to 11 p. m.
The station still was unable to move its programming unit of general entertainment shows to channel 68 by the fall. Financial constraints also prevented them from moving forward. In order to finish building the new station, in January 1988, WMOD's channel 43 signal was sold to HSN affiliate company, Blackstar Broadcasting. That February, it began to run HSN full time (except for a few hours of religious and public affairs shows on Sunday mornings), and changed its call letters to WBSF. Its cartoons and other barter shows moved to WAYK (channel 56, now WOPX TV), another Melbourne station with an even weaker signal than channel 43 had. Other existing programming was dropped and moved in November 1988 to the newly built WKCF (channel 68, which relocated to channel 18 in 1992). When the FCC relaxed ownership restrictions for television stations in 1996, Blackstar sold its stations, including WBSF, to Silver King Broadcasting. Barry Diller later bought the Home Shopping Network soon afterwards. After HSN bought USA Networks, a new plan for WBSF emerged. Channel 43 was to become a general entertainment independent station once again by 2002, along with other stations that were owned by USA Broadcasting. That plan, however, did not materialize, as WBSF and the other USA Broadcasting stations were sold to Univision Communications in 2001. The sale was finalized in January 2002, and the station became an affiliate of TeleFutura under the new call sign of WOTF (the WBSF calls have since been reassigned to a CW affiliate in Bay City, Michigan). In May 2010, the station began broadcasting its network programming in 1080i high definition. In January 2014, the station added subchannel network GetTV. In August 2014, Escape TV launched on 43.4.
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WVEN TV (channel 43) is a television station licensed to Melbourne, Florida, United States, serving as the Orlando area outlet for the Spanish language network Univision. It is owned and operated by TelevisaUnivision alongside low power, Class A UniMás station WRCF CD (channel 29). The two stations share studios on Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs; WVEN TV's transmitter is located in unincorporated Bithlo, Florida. History
The station began operation on July 5, 1982, as an independent station under the call sign WMOD. It was owned by Press Broadcasting, and programmed a general entertainment format with an emphasis on movies and drama series, along with some game shows. The station's original studio facilities were located on Enterprise Court in Melbourne. Shows broadcast by the station in its early years included among others Ironside, Bonanza, Soap, One Day at a Time, The Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough. In 1984, WMOD became a more traditional independent station, and added sitcoms (such as The Brady Bunch, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, The Lucy Show, All in the Family, The Odd Couple and The Honeymooners) and cartoons (such as Inspector Gadget, Super Friends and He Man''). Being licensed to Melbourne placed the station at a disadvantage, as its transmitter was located 50 mile (80 km) southeast of Orlando due to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules at the time that required a station's transmitter to be located within 15 mile (24 km) of its city of license; the signal reached Orlando with only grade B coverage and no signal at all was receivable in Daytona Beach. As a result, the station received low ratings despite decent programming. Soon afterwards, the FCC allocated a commercial license to Clermont, a western suburb of Orlando in Lake County, on UHF channel 68. Press applied for the license in 1985, and received it in March 1986. The plan was for Press Broadcasting to sell off WMOD to the Home Shopping Network at the same time as the company's new station on channel 68 was built and signed on the air. In the meantime, WMOD agreed to affiliate with HSN on a part time basis. Initially in October 1986, WMOD began carrying HSN programming during the overnight hours. In January 1987, HSN programming was expanded to the midday hours and by the summer of 1987, the network occupied 18 hours of WMOD's daily schedule. General entertainment programming continued to run on the station evenings from 5 to 11 p. m.
The station still was unable to move its programming unit of general entertainment shows to channel 68 by the fall. Financial constraints also prevented them from moving forward. In order to finish building the new station, in January 1988, WMOD's channel 43 signal was sold to HSN affiliate company, Blackstar Broadcasting. That February, it began to run HSN full time (except for a few hours of religious and public affairs shows on Sunday mornings), and changed its call letters to WBSF. Its cartoons and other barter shows moved to WAYK (channel 56, now WOPX TV), another Melbourne station with an even weaker signal than channel 43 had. Other existing programming was dropped and moved in November 1988 to the newly built WKCF (channel 68, which relocated to channel 18 in 1992). When the FCC relaxed ownership restrictions for television stations in 1996, Blackstar sold its stations, including WBSF, to Silver King Broadcasting. Barry Diller later bought the Home Shopping Network soon afterwards. After HSN bought USA Networks, a new plan for WBSF emerged. Channel 43 was to become a general entertainment independent station once again by 2002, along with other stations that were owned by USA Broadcasting. That plan, however, did not materialize, as WBSF and the other USA Broadcasting stations were sold to Univision Communications in 2001. The sale was finalized in January 2002, and the station became an affiliate of TeleFutura under the new call sign of WOTF (the WBSF calls have since been reassigned to a CW affiliate in Bay City, Michigan). In May 2010, the station began broadcasting its network programming in 1080i high definition. In January 2014, the station added subchannel network GetTV. In August 2014, Escape TV launched on 43.4.
Станция 1982 жылдың 5 шілдесінде WMOD шақыру таңбасымен тәуелсіз станция ретінде жұмысын бастады. Ол Press Broadcasting компаниясына тиесілі болды және фильмдер мен драмалық сериалдарға баса назар аударған, сондай-ақ ойын-сауық шоулары бар жалпы ойын-сауық форматын бағдарламалады. Станцияның бастапқы студиясы Мельбурн қаласындағы Энтерпрайз-кортта орналасқан. Станцияның алғашқы жылдарындағы хабарларының арасында «Айронсайд», «Бонанза», «Саупа», «Бір күні бір уақытта», «Джокердің жабайы» және «Тик-так қамыры» болды. 1984 жылы WMOD дәстүрлі тәуелсіз станцияға айналды және «Брэйди Банч», «Бақытты күндер», «Лаверн және Ширли», «Люси Шоу», «Отбасындағы барлық», «Ақысыз жұп» және «Бал мейрамы» ситкомдарын, сондай-ақ «Инспектор Гаджет», «Супер достары» және «Ол адам» мультфильмдерін қосты. Мельбурнға лицензия беру станцияны қолайсыз жағдайға түсірді, себебі оның таратушысы Орландодан оңтүстік-шығысқа қарай 50 миль (80 км) қашықтықта орналасқан. Федералды байланыс комиссиясының (FCC) сол кездегі ережелеріне сәйкес, станцияның таратушысы лицензия алған қаладан 15 миль (24 км) қашықтықта болуы керек еді. Сигнал Орландоға тек B класты қамтумен жетті және Дейтона Бичте ешқандай сигнал алынбады. Нәтижесінде, станция жақсы бағдарламаға қарамастан, төмен рейтинг алды. Біраз уақыттан кейін FCC Орландоның батыс жақын маңындағы Лейк округінің Клермонт қаласына UHF 68 арнасында коммерциялық лицензия берді. Press 1985 жылы лицензияға өтініш берді және 1986 жылдың наурыз айында алды. Press Broadcasting компаниясы WMOD-ті Home Shopping Network компаниясына сатуды жоспарлаған, сонымен қатар компанияның 68-ші арнадағы жаңа станциясы құрылып, эфирге қосылған кезде. Осы уақыт аралығында WMOD HSN-мен жартылай жұмыс істеуге келісті. Бастапқыда 1986 жылдың қазанында WMOD HSN бағдарламаларын түнгі уақытта көрсетуді бастады. 1987 жылдың қаңтарында HSN бағдарламалары түскі сағатқа дейін кеңейтілді және 1987 жылдың жазында желі WMOD-тің күн сайынғы кестесінің 18 сағатын иеленді. Жалпы ойын-сауық бағдарламалары кешкі сағат 5-тен 11-ге дейін жалғасты.
WVEN TV (channel 43) is a television station licensed to Melbourne, Florida, United States, serving as the Orlando area outlet for the Spanish language network Univision. It is owned and operated by TelevisaUnivision alongside low power, Class A UniMás station WRCF CD (channel 29). The two stations share studios on Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs; WVEN TV's transmitter is located in unincorporated Bithlo, Florida. History
The station began operation on July 5, 1982, as an independent station under the call sign WMOD. It was owned by Press Broadcasting, and programmed a general entertainment format with an emphasis on movies and drama series, along with some game shows. The station's original studio facilities were located on Enterprise Court in Melbourne. Shows broadcast by the station in its early years included among others Ironside, Bonanza, Soap, One Day at a Time, The Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough. In 1984, WMOD became a more traditional independent station, and added sitcoms (such as The Brady Bunch, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, The Lucy Show, All in the Family, The Odd Couple and The Honeymooners) and cartoons (such as Inspector Gadget, Super Friends and He Man''). Being licensed to Melbourne placed the station at a disadvantage, as its transmitter was located 50 mile (80 km) southeast of Orlando due to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules at the time that required a station's transmitter to be located within 15 mile (24 km) of its city of license; the signal reached Orlando with only grade B coverage and no signal at all was receivable in Daytona Beach. As a result, the station received low ratings despite decent programming. Soon afterwards, the FCC allocated a commercial license to Clermont, a western suburb of Orlando in Lake County, on UHF channel 68. Press applied for the license in 1985, and received it in March 1986. The plan was for Press Broadcasting to sell off WMOD to the Home Shopping Network at the same time as the company's new station on channel 68 was built and signed on the air. In the meantime, WMOD agreed to affiliate with HSN on a part time basis. Initially in October 1986, WMOD began carrying HSN programming during the overnight hours. In January 1987, HSN programming was expanded to the midday hours and by the summer of 1987, the network occupied 18 hours of WMOD's daily schedule. General entertainment programming continued to run on the station evenings from 5 to 11 p. m.
The station still was unable to move its programming unit of general entertainment shows to channel 68 by the fall. Financial constraints also prevented them from moving forward. In order to finish building the new station, in January 1988, WMOD's channel 43 signal was sold to HSN affiliate company, Blackstar Broadcasting. That February, it began to run HSN full time (except for a few hours of religious and public affairs shows on Sunday mornings), and changed its call letters to WBSF. Its cartoons and other barter shows moved to WAYK (channel 56, now WOPX TV), another Melbourne station with an even weaker signal than channel 43 had. Other existing programming was dropped and moved in November 1988 to the newly built WKCF (channel 68, which relocated to channel 18 in 1992). When the FCC relaxed ownership restrictions for television stations in 1996, Blackstar sold its stations, including WBSF, to Silver King Broadcasting. Barry Diller later bought the Home Shopping Network soon afterwards. After HSN bought USA Networks, a new plan for WBSF emerged. Channel 43 was to become a general entertainment independent station once again by 2002, along with other stations that were owned by USA Broadcasting. That plan, however, did not materialize, as WBSF and the other USA Broadcasting stations were sold to Univision Communications in 2001. The sale was finalized in January 2002, and the station became an affiliate of TeleFutura under the new call sign of WOTF (the WBSF calls have since been reassigned to a CW affiliate in Bay City, Michigan). In May 2010, the station began broadcasting its network programming in 1080i high definition. In January 2014, the station added subchannel network GetTV. In August 2014, Escape TV launched on 43.4.
Қаржылық қиындықтар да олардың алға басуына кедергі келтірді. Жаңа станцияны салуды аяқтау үшін 1988 жылдың қаңтарында WMOD 43-арнасы HSN серіктес компаниясы Blackstar Broadcasting-ке сатылды. Сол жылдың ақпан айында HSN толық уақытты (жексенбі таңертеңгі дін және қоғамдық істерді көрсететін бірнеше сағаттан басқа) жүргізе бастады және шақыру таңбасын WBSF-ке өзгертті. Оның мультфильмдері мен басқа да бартерлік шоулары WAYK (56-арна, қазір WOPX TV) станциясына көшірілді, бұл Мельбурнның тағы бір станциясы, 43-арнаға қарағанда тіпті әлсіз сигналмен. Басқа бар бағдарламалар 1988 жылдың қарашасында жаңадан салынған WKCF (68-арна, 1992 жылы 18-арнаға көшірілді) станциясына ауыстырылды. 1996 жылы FCC телеарналарға меншік шектеулерін жеңілдеткенде, Blackstar өз станцияларын, соның ішінде WBSF-ті Silver King Broadcasting компаниясына сатты. Барри Диллер кейіннен Home Shopping Network компаниясын сатып алды. HSN USA Networks компаниясын сатып алғаннан кейін WBSF үшін жаңа жоспар пайда болды. 43-арна 2002 жылға қарай басқа станциялармен бірге АҚШ радиоарнасына тиесілі жалпы ойын-сауық тәуелсіз станциясы болуы керек еді. Алайда бұл жоспар жүзеге аспады, өйткені WBSF және басқа АҚШ радиостанциялары 2001 жылы Univision Communications компаниясына сатылды. Сату 2002 жылдың қаңтарында аяқталды, ал станция жаңа WOTF шақыру таңбасымен TeleFutura филиалы болды (WBSF шақыру таңбалары содан бері Bay City, Michigan қаласындағы CW филиалына қайта тағайындалды). 2010 жылдың мамыр айында станция өзінің желілік бағдарламаларын 1080i жоғары анықтамамен көрсетуді бастады. 2014 жылдың қаңтарында GetTV арнасы қосылды. 2014 жылдың тамызында Escape TV 43.4 арнасында іске қосылды.
WVEN TV (channel 43) is a television station licensed to Melbourne, Florida, United States, serving as the Orlando area outlet for the Spanish language network Univision. It is owned and operated by TelevisaUnivision alongside low power, Class A UniMás station WRCF CD (channel 29). The two stations share studios on Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs; WVEN TV's transmitter is located in unincorporated Bithlo, Florida. History
The station began operation on July 5, 1982, as an independent station under the call sign WMOD. It was owned by Press Broadcasting, and programmed a general entertainment format with an emphasis on movies and drama series, along with some game shows. The station's original studio facilities were located on Enterprise Court in Melbourne. Shows broadcast by the station in its early years included among others Ironside, Bonanza, Soap, One Day at a Time, The Joker's Wild and Tic Tac Dough. In 1984, WMOD became a more traditional independent station, and added sitcoms (such as The Brady Bunch, Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, The Lucy Show, All in the Family, The Odd Couple and The Honeymooners) and cartoons (such as Inspector Gadget, Super Friends and He Man''). Being licensed to Melbourne placed the station at a disadvantage, as its transmitter was located 50 mile (80 km) southeast of Orlando due to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules at the time that required a station's transmitter to be located within 15 mile (24 km) of its city of license; the signal reached Orlando with only grade B coverage and no signal at all was receivable in Daytona Beach. As a result, the station received low ratings despite decent programming. Soon afterwards, the FCC allocated a commercial license to Clermont, a western suburb of Orlando in Lake County, on UHF channel 68. Press applied for the license in 1985, and received it in March 1986. The plan was for Press Broadcasting to sell off WMOD to the Home Shopping Network at the same time as the company's new station on channel 68 was built and signed on the air. In the meantime, WMOD agreed to affiliate with HSN on a part time basis. Initially in October 1986, WMOD began carrying HSN programming during the overnight hours. In January 1987, HSN programming was expanded to the midday hours and by the summer of 1987, the network occupied 18 hours of WMOD's daily schedule. General entertainment programming continued to run on the station evenings from 5 to 11 p. m.
The station still was unable to move its programming unit of general entertainment shows to channel 68 by the fall. Financial constraints also prevented them from moving forward. In order to finish building the new station, in January 1988, WMOD's channel 43 signal was sold to HSN affiliate company, Blackstar Broadcasting. That February, it began to run HSN full time (except for a few hours of religious and public affairs shows on Sunday mornings), and changed its call letters to WBSF. Its cartoons and other barter shows moved to WAYK (channel 56, now WOPX TV), another Melbourne station with an even weaker signal than channel 43 had. Other existing programming was dropped and moved in November 1988 to the newly built WKCF (channel 68, which relocated to channel 18 in 1992). When the FCC relaxed ownership restrictions for television stations in 1996, Blackstar sold its stations, including WBSF, to Silver King Broadcasting. Barry Diller later bought the Home Shopping Network soon afterwards. After HSN bought USA Networks, a new plan for WBSF emerged. Channel 43 was to become a general entertainment independent station once again by 2002, along with other stations that were owned by USA Broadcasting. That plan, however, did not materialize, as WBSF and the other USA Broadcasting stations were sold to Univision Communications in 2001. The sale was finalized in January 2002, and the station became an affiliate of TeleFutura under the new call sign of WOTF (the WBSF calls have since been reassigned to a CW affiliate in Bay City, Michigan). In May 2010, the station began broadcasting its network programming in 1080i high definition. In January 2014, the station added subchannel network GetTV. In August 2014, Escape TV launched on 43.4.
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2017 жылдың 4 желтоқсанында көп нарықтық қайта құрудың бір бөлігі ретінде WOTF және WVEN TV бауырлас станцияларының бағдарламалары мен айырым белгілері ауыстырылды: WOTF TV және оның UniMás бағдарламалары Entravision меншігіндегі құрылысқа, 49-шы цифрлық арнаны және 26-шы виртуалды арнаны пайдалана отырып көшті, ал Univision-ның 43-ші арнасы WVEN TV-нің жаңа орны болды. 2021 жылдың 13 қазанында Univision компаниясы WVEN станциясының басқаруын, сондай-ақ Тампа Бэйдегі Univision филиалы WVEA TV-нің басқаруын 2022 жылдың 1 қаңтарынан бастап, 2021 жылдың 31 желтоқсанында аяқталатын лицензиялық келісімдерге сәйкес алып өтетінін хабарлады.
Жаңалықтар операциясы
WVEN кешкі жаңалықтарды сағат 6-да және 11-де шығарады. Бұл жаңалықтар Noticias Univision Florida Central (бұрын 2010 жылға дейін Noticias Univision Orlando) аясында дайындалады, сондай-ақ жұмыс күндері таңертең Univision таңертеңгі жаңалықтар бағдарламасы Despierta América ішінде Despierta Orlando деген атпен жергілікті жаңалықтар жаңартулары көрсетіледі. Бұрын WVEN, қазір бұрынғы серіктес радиостанция WNUE FM (2021 жылдың ортасында Radio Training Network-ке сатылды, қазір коммерциялық емес христиандық AC форматын эфирге шығарады) арқылы қажет болған жағдайда жаңалықтар мен шұғыл жаңалықтарды алған.
Аналогтан цифрлық түрлендіру
WVEN TV (WOTF TV ретінде) 2009 жылдың 12 маусымында федералды түрде талап етілген аналогтық теледидардан цифрлық теледидарға өту аясында UHF 43 арнасы бойынша аналогтық сигналды таратуды тоқтатты. Станцияның цифрлық сигналы өтуге дейін болған UHF 20 арнасынан өтуден кейін жұмыс істеу үшін 43 арнасына көшті.