Same as KSWB in because the Daytona 500 is a high profile sports event
Des Moines is smart for not airing this on the CW don't look to interesting at all.
Des Moines and Memphis doesnt have a MNTV affilate
Nope My Network TV programming airs on 8.3 from 7-9pm Monday-Friday replacing 2 hours of H&I programming.
Unless Nexstar or Hearst buys a TCT station in both the DM and Memphis markets to clear MNTV.
Des Moines use to have This TV on channel 19 from 2009-2016 and they use My Network TV as a secondary from 2011-2014.
No TCT KC area for Nexstar to buy but would give them a secondary channel to show programming on and no need to combined KMBC/FOX4KC but sharing KCWE/FOX4KC maybe just Newscast.
Hearst clears the Liv Golf telecast but Fox has College Basketball and NASCAR's Daytona 500
Yes KSWB is a Nexstar owned Fox affiliate that has to clear Fox Sports programming for now and thats how KUSI got rights to the LIV Golf coverage.
I could imagine how Nexstar might pull a Fox/New World Alliance with significant affiliation switches
Actually, WLMT does carry MyNetworkTV programming, but weeknights from 2am-4am.
If that did happen who would Nexstar pick in all of this. I understand CW Affiliates managed by Paramount would lose their affiliation in this scenario? Does Nexstar or their affiliated license holder like Mission Broadcasting have to get stations like KSTW, WUPA and WTOG from Paramount.
In KC addition to FOX4KC and KCWE call letters change to KCMT meaning KC More TV because a Digital Sub Channel use to be called that before changing programming.
Fox might be the other "wild card" if they wanna get a duopoly in the markets of Detroit, Tampa, and Atlanta (the latter both owned by Paramount) aka WADL, WTOG, and WUPA. In Philadelphia they might partner with Nexstar to jointly acquire the assets of WFMZ (Nexstar for the news department merging with WPHL while WFMZ's station license goes to FOX, and WPHL joins CW replacing WPSG while WFMZ joining MNTV). Also Nexstar nearly reached the 39 percent limit plus UHF discount unless they sell some markets like Sinclair attempted to sell thru their failed bid for Tribune Media.If that did happen who would Nexstar pick in all of this. I understand CW Affiliates managed by Paramount would lose their affiliation in this scenario? Does Nexstar or their affiliated license holder like Mission Broadcasting have to get stations like KSTW, WUPA and WTOG from Paramount.
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