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WPIX — This article is about the New York City television station. For the NYC radio station formerly called WPIX FM, see WEMP. WPIX Branding PIX 11 (general) PIX 11 News (newscasts) (Pronounced as picks ) The CW PIX 11(during promos for CW shows)… … Wikipedia
WNET — Newark, New Jersey New York, New York Branding Thirteen/WNET Channels Digital: 13 (VHF) Virtual: 13 (PSIP) … Wikipedia
WNYW — For this and other stations that previously used the WNEW callsign, see WNEW (disambiguation). For the former shortwave radio station WNYW, see WNYW (shortwave); For its replacement, see WYFR WNYW New York, New York Branding Fox 5 (general) Fo … Wikipedia
WNBC — This article is about the current Channel 4 in New York City. For broadcast stations that previously used the WNBC call sign, see WNBC (disambiguation). WNBC Logo used on website New York, New Yor … Wikipedia
WWOR-TV — This article is about the local New York City market television station. For the cable Superstation feed available nationwide from 1990 1996, see WWOR EMI Service. WWOR TV Secaucus, New Jersey New York, New York Branding My 9 … Wikipedia
New Jersey Network — statewide New Jersey Branding NJN Slogan New Jersey Public Television and Radio Channels Digital … Wikipedia
NY1 — For other uses, see NY1 (disambiguation). NY1 Launched September 8, 1992 Owned by Time Warner Cable Picture format SDTV 4:3 AR; 480i HDTV 16:9 AR; … Wikipedia
WYBE — This article is for the television station in Philadelphia. For the television station in Pinehurst, North Carolina, see WYBE CA. WYBE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Branding MiND: Media Independence Channels Digital: 35 (UHF) … Wikipedia
WNYE-TV — New York, New York Branding NYCTV 25 Slogan Everything New York Channels Digital: 24 (UHF) … Wikipedia
