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WNEO is the Youngstown market's PBS station of record, while WEAO provides the Cleveland market with a second choice for PBS programming alongside the market's primary PBS station, WVIZ (channel 25). WNEO and WEAO are owned by Northeastern Educational Television of Ohio, which is a consortium of the University of Akron , Kent State University ...
Ohio television station stubs (10 P) Pages in category "Television stations in Ohio" The following 19 pages are in this category, out of 19 total. ... Spectrum News 1 ...
The post CBS Announces Massive TV Ratings For Ohio State vs. Michigan appeared first on The Spun. College football fans were deprived of “The Game” between notorious football rivals Ohio State ...
A bevy of owners of local TV stations have already moved to stop selling ads based on traditional TV ratings. Nielsen intends to start helping the effort next year. The measurement giant, which ...
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WKSU was founded by Kent State University in 1950; Ideastream has operated the station since October 1, 2021, via a public service operating agreement with the university. . Originally broadcasting solely to the campus population as a non-commercial educational station, WKSU has been an NPR news and information affiliate since 1973, and is the originating radio station for the City Club of ...
WVIZ-TV began broadcasting on February 7, 1965; it had intended to start on February 1 but had been delayed. [24] It was the 100th public television station to sign on in the United States. [25] The first image broadcast on the station was their test pattern slide, with a silhouetted figure holding up a card reading "THINK" at the center. [26]