- on
ComCorp's owned or
managed stations are
structured variably, with most
stations not
producing news in-house. As of May 2011, the only
ComCorp owned-and-operated...
- was sold to what
became Communications Corporation of
America (
ComCorp) in 1990.
ComCorp began airing local news
programming on the
station again in 2007...
-
America (
ComCorp). KETK
continued to
lease KLSB
until it was sold in 2004 and
relaunched as
separate CBS
affiliate KYTX.
Nexstar acquired the
ComCorp stations...
-
owner ComCorp filed for
Chapter 11
bankruptcy protection.
ComCorp said in a
press release viewers and
staff would see no
changes at the station.
ComCorp emerged...
-
would affiliate with The CW. In June 2006,
owner ComCorp filed for
Chapter 11
bankruptcy protection.
ComCorp said in a
press release viewers and
staff would...
-
outsourced newscasts by its
sister Fox
stations in
Texas and
Louisiana under Comcorp ownership, the program—which had its in-studio
segments taped earlier in...
- X.
com may
refer to: A single-letter second-level
domain on the internet,
currently owned by X
Corp. Twitter, a
social media platform officially named X...
-
changes were
foreseen aside from the
addition of a
local newscast for KFXK.
ComCorp used KETK-TV as a
production hub for
newscasts at some of the company's...
- an
offspring company of
Communications Corporation of
America (CCA or
ComCorp for short),
owned by his father,
Thomas Galloway. In an
unusual situation...
-
station KFTE on 96.5 MHz on
April 19, 1991. JBC Inc. (doing
business as
ComCorp of
Lafayette License Corporation)
founded KFTE. On
November 15, 1992, KFTE...
