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KMGH-TV 7 Denver was McGraw-Hill Broadcasting's flagship station from the day they purchased the station from Time-Life in 1970 until 2011, when McGraw-Hill sold their broadcast TV division to the E.W. Scripps Company.

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Campus and West Middle School days ...where I met my beautiful ex wife 🤣❤

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I think this coincided with KUSA moving into their current studios.

It's worth noting that the KUSA 1992-95 package was also utilized by KMSP Minneapolis/St. Paul, which is also on channel 9. KMSP is a rival station to KUSA's sister station KARE 11.

I wish there was evening closing theme on the tape.

How did you find this?

You’re back uploading the video? No way!

Now that’s one epic find. Love The Coast’s works. I appreciate you sharing this one; and as much as I want to find more of The Coast Productions’ content, I’m with ya here!

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Wow, thanks for sharing this!

In This 1996 Video, Kurt Kiser And Becky Neighbots Reunited At KLBK TV. Kurt And Becky Had Worked At KOSA TV And KMID TV Respectively During The 1980's And 1990's.

CBS Eye: Sorry Peacock, you gotta go to Channel 9.

I don't know how the saturday morning cartoons would have an impact because of the switch of the big three networks in Denver on channels 4, 7 and 9, respectively (expect for NBC because they had the TNBC block) back in September of '95.

KCNC-TV 4 Affilliaion Switch NBC To CBS KUSA-TV 9 Affilliation Switch ABC To NBC KMGH-TV 7 Affilliation Switch CBS To ABC

ABC Is Owned By The Walt Disney Company NBC Is Owned By NBCUniversal And Comcast CBS Is Owned By Paramount Global & Fox Broadcasting Company Is Owned By Fox Corporation

Two investigative reporters (Paula Woodward and Ward Lucas) anchoring together on this broadcast...awesome!

15:06 - my favorite open

Wow, they were really good!

Hell yeah

Good day NY 2000’s getting ready for my first day at middle school. at 12 years old at that time. Everything was so smooth back in the 2000’s no social media or no cell phones. 24 years later

I believe that Criss Cross Jump remix is on KZbin. And yes, I do remember that radio version of it.

Still here 2024🎉

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Between two CBS affiliates in Abilene TX and Denver Colorado each one has a reporter named Bob. The one in Abilene is still on TV to this day,

“You see, after Fox expanded, new TV partnerships sprang up around the country. One of those new partnerships was a joint venture between CBS and Group W, the broadcasting division of Westinghouse. As a result, 3 Group W stations in Boston (WBZ-TV 4), Baltimore (WJZ-TV 13) and Philadelphia (KYW-TV 3) would now broadcast CBS programs, but that new partnership created musical stations in Philadelphia. There, CBS already owned a station (WCAU-TV 10), airing CBS programs and Group W already owned a station (KYW) which would soon switch to CBS programs, so that would mean that in Philadelphia, there would potentially be 2 stations airing CBS programs, one station airing ABC shows (WPVI 6) and no station carrying NBC. To make sure that it didn’t lose millions of viewers in Philly, NBC offered to buy CBS’s station there, but CBS said for tax reasons, we prefer to trade. “We’ll give you one Philadelphia station, yes, but in exchange, we want your NBC station, KCNC-TV, in Denver, your NBC station in Salt Lake City (KUTV 2) and some of your NBC equipment in Miami (WTVJ).” NBC didn’t want to give up KCNC, its station in Denver, and KCNC was not shopping for a new network, but NBC really didn’t have much of a choice. The network absolutely had to make sure people in a major city like Philadelphia will be able to see NBC programming, so they traded. 2 NBC-owned stations and some NBC property for one station in Philly. When it became clear that KCNC-TV would change, the other networks took another look at Denver and switched their affiliations here, hence, Musical Stations for Colorado viewers.”

In Phoenix, AZ, another musical stations game happened at around the same time: KTVK 3 went from being an ABC affiliate to becoming an independent station. KPHO-TV 5 went from being independent to becoming an CBS affiliate. KSAZ-TV 10 went from being an CBS affiliate to becoming a Fox owned and operated. KNXV-TV 15 went from being a Fox affiliate to becoming an ABC affiliate.

Ed Sardella and Mike Landis were the best news team ever!🙂

Funny thing is, neary 50% of the network shows they talked about never even lasted one season. Lol

"The station that was CBS (KSAZ 10) was bought by a company partly owned by Fox (New World Communications), so CBS defected to an independent station (KPHO 5), leaving the first one (KSAZ) without any network for a while. ABC cut a deal to move to the station that's now Fox (KNXV 15); some of the ABC programs have moved already, some have not. But the station that used to be CBS (KSAZ) would wind up being Fox; the one that used to be ABC (KTVK 3) would wind up without network programs; the one used to be NBC (KPNX 12)... uh... doesn't change at all."

Would you happen to have more KS104 content? I'm putting together some mixtapes for a friend (Denver native) and I know she'd love to hear some of these.

In Honolulu, HI the afilliation switch (1/1/1996) - KHON-TV 2 long time NBC have become Fox. (now owned by Nexstar) - KHNL 13 was independent, then become Fox have switch over to NBC. (now owned by Gray TV)

This amazing to hear all these big voices with background music introducing people I've never heard of

Man the media was so fucking intrusive back then. Imagine interviewing traumatised kids running from the school or filming weeping parents who can’t find their kids.

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This was the first TV station to break the news of 9/11. Dick Oliver, having been down at cify hall reporting on the election for mayor, heard the first plane overhead and immediately let the control room know. They broke into a commercial at 8:48, just 90 seconds after the first impact. CNN was the first network to break the story, as they also broke into a commercial at 8:49am!

0:29 9 News @ 10 PM Promo

I was in highschool when this happened and I do not remember our school taking any actions or making changes that day.

4 months later 9/11

What an awesome way to educate us on the switch than a KCNC Special. Originating with FOX's desire for a sports division, starting specifically with NFL football, the sequence of events ended in Philadelphia. NBC wanted to buy WCAU from CBS, thinking the peacock would keep KCNC, KUTV and the Channel 4 frequency in Miami. Instead, for tax reasons, CBS highly suggested NBC trade its properties for Channel 10 in Philly. This transaction also led to the alteration of WCIX to WFOR in Miami. As a result, KYW 3, a former NBC affiliate owned by Group W, assumed the position of CBS O&O in Philadelphia. Colorado television indeed changed forever after that mess with WCAU/KYW.

Miles Crosby!! He's the radio host and Charleston and Colleton Counties DJ, realtor, and radio character known as "Uncle Miles" on the then corner Charleston-area radio station, WAVE 96.1 and later the lead DJ on the Walterboro-based WALI radio channel. He does voice-over work and on-cmaera interviews for PRTC in Walterboro. In those locally-aired television package interviews, Crosby features some of Colleton County's biggest hot spots, like the ACE Basin, Donnelly Wildlife Management & Bear Island. I seen him on PRTC TV Channel 57 on TV many times.

I was in 8th grade at the time of the incident two years after I came back to Abilene TX. My NBC affiliate is also on channel 9 but Days of our Lives aired at 12:00 PM. KUSA aired it at 3:00 PM upon joining NBC.

That's John B. Wells doin' the voice.

That Microgramma "5" logo used in the Live 5 News logo, ran 39 years from 1964 until April 2003, when it was replaced with a new logo/font & typeface.

This is know when WCBD was an ABC station affiliate; it was one of WCBD's last newscasts as an ABC station 6 months later, until August 18. It returned to NBC the next day on August 19 of that same year, 15 days after that year's Olympic Games (which were carried by WCIV locally) ended, when I went back to Texas around that time. I didn't found this out until June 1997.

WCIV became an ABC affiliate and returned NBC to WCBD on August 19 of that year, for the first time since 1962. I found this out in June of 1997, about 26 years ago.

That Denver-based station received one heck of a revamp upon their acquisition of the ABC affiliation...