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Group Flow Charts 2009 10 Stations 10 Markets 23.34% US Group Flow Charts 2009 10 Stations 10 Markets 23.34% US Walter Liss Chairman ABC TV Stations John Weiser Los Angeles 1. New York 2. Los Angeles WABC (A/7) KABC (A/7) GM:Rebecca Campbell GM:Arnie Kleiner 3. Chicago 4. Philadelphia WLS (A/7) WPVI (A/6) GM: Emily Barr GM: Bernie Prazenica 6. San Francisco 10. Houston KGO (A/7) KTRK (A/13) GM:Valari Dobson Staab GM: Henry Florsheim 26. Raleigh 55. Fresno WTVD (A/11) KFSN (A/30) GM: John Idler GM:Don Adams 68. Flint 73. Toledo WJRT (A/12) WTVG (A/13) GM:Tom Bryson GM:David Zamichow 23 Stations 15 Markets 3.40% US Jim Yager Zack Hernandez CEO Chris Cornelius Zack Hernandez COO Darlene Goldsberry Director of Zack Hernandez Programming/Research 68. Flint 73. Toledo 79. Columbia, S.C. 83. Syracuse 87. Harlingen WEYI / WBSF WNWO (N/24) WACH (F/57) WSTM / WSTQ KGBT (C/4) (N/25) (CW/46) GM:John Skorberg GM:Scott McBride (N/3) (CW/14) GM:Ben Tucker GM:Becky Butcher GM:Chris Geiger 92. Colorado Springs 104. Myrtle Beach 116. Peoria 117. Traverse City 131. Amarillo KXRM / KXTU WPDE / WWMB WHOI / WHOI-DT2 WPBN / WGTU KVII / KVIH (F/21) (CW/57) (A/15) (CW/21) (A/19) (CW/19.2) (N/7) (A/29) (A/7) (A/12) GM:Steve Dant GM:Billy Huggins GM:Leo Henning GM:Jill Saarela GM:Marc Gilmour 200. Ottumwa 137. Columbia, MO 145. Albany 171. Quincy 180. Marquette KTVO / KYOU KRCG (C/13) WFXL (F/31) KHQA (C/7) WLUC (N/6) (A/3) (F/15) GM:John Van Ness GM:Jenny Collins GM:Carol Kellum GM:Rob Jambros GM:Carol Kellum 23 Stations 16 Markets Dunia Shive President Media Steve Maddox 14.54% US Operations Corp. Dennis Williamson Steve Maddox CFO Rick Keilty Peter Diaz Kathy Clements Steve Maddox Steve Maddox SVP Regional EVP TV Operations SVP TV Operations 12. Phoenix 13. Seattle 5. Dallas 10. Houston 24. Charlotte KTVK/KASW KING/KONG WFAA/ KFWD KHOU (C/11) WCNC (N/36) (I/3) (CW/61) (N/5) (I/16) (A/8) (I/52) GM:Susan McEldoon GM:Tim Morrissey GM:Nick Nicholson GM:Ray Heacox GM:Mike Devlin 37. San Antonio 22. Portland 43. Norfolk 48. Austin 21. St. Louis KENS/KCWX KGW (N/36) WVEC (A/13) KVUE (A/24) KMOV (C/4) (C/5) (CW/2) GM:DJ Wilson GM:Tod Smith GM:Patti Smith GM:Allan Cohen GM:Bob McGann 51. New Orleans 66. Tucson 75. Spokane 49. Louisville WWL/WUPL KMSB/KTTU KREM/KSKN WHAS (A/11) (C/4) (MyNet/54) (F/11) (MyNet/18) (C/2) (CW/22) GM:Mark Pimentel GM:Bud Brown GM:Bob Simone GM:Jamie Aitken 112. Boise 193. Twin Falls KTVB (N/7) KTFT (N/38) GM:Doug Armstrong GM:Doug Armstrong 27 Stations 18 Markets 38.44% US Tom Kane President, CBS Jeff Wolf TV Station Group 2. Los Angeles 4. Philadelphia 5. Dallas 6. San Francisco 1. New York 3. Chicago KCBS/KCAL KYW/ WPSG KTVT/ KTXA KPIX/ KBCW WCBS (C/2) WBBM (C/2) (C/2) (I/9) (C/3) (CW/57) (C/11) (I/21) (C/5) (CW/44) GM:Peter Dunn GM:Joe Ahern GM:Patrick McClenahan GM:Jon Hitchcock GM:Steve Mauldin GM:Ron Longinotti 7. Boston 11. Detroit 8. Atlanta 13. Seattle 14. Tampa 15. Minneapolis WBZ/WSBK WWJ/WKBD WUPA (CW/69) KSTW (CW/11) WTOG (CW/44) WCCO (C/4) (C/4) (I/38) (C/62) (CW/50) GM:Tom Canedo GM:Steve Gahler GM:Laura Caruso GM:Susan Adams-Loyd GM:Ed Piette GM:Trey Faubacher 23. Pittsburgh 16. Denver 17. Miami 20. Sacramento 27. Baltimore 43. Norfolk KDKA/ WPCW KCNC (C/4) WFOR/WBFS KOVR/KMAX WJZ (C/13) WGNT (CW/27) (C/2) (CW/19) GM:Walt DeHaven (C/4) (MyNet/33) (C/13) (CW/31) GM:Jay Newman GM:Steve Soldinger GM:Shawn McDonald GM:Kevin Walsh GM:Chris Pike 15 Stations 11 Markets 10.43% US Bill Hoffman Steve Maddox Broadcast Division 6. San Francisco 19. Orlando 8. Atlanta 13. Seattle KTVU / KICU WFTV / WRDQ WSB (A/2) KIRO (C/7) (F/2) (I/36) (A/9) (I/27) GM:Bill Hoffman GM:Eric Learner GM:Tim McVay GM:Shawn Bartlet 24. Charlotte 23. Pittsburgh 65. Dayton 98. El Paso WSOC / WAXN WPXI (N/11) WHIO (C/7) KFOX (F/14) (A/9) (I/64) GM:Ray Carter GM:Harry Delaney GM:John Witte GM:Joe Pomilla 108. Reno 101. Johnstown 159. Wheeling KRXI / KAME WJAC (N/6) WTOV (N/9) (F/11) (MyNet/21) GM:Dick Schrott GM:Tim McCoy GM:Steve Cummings 27 Stations Jack Abernethy 18 Markets Jeff Wolf CEO 37.21% US Dennis Swanson President of Jeff Wolf Station Operations Frank Cichia Senior VP Jeff Wolf Fox TV Group Los Angeles 1. New York 2. Los Angeles 3. Chicago 4. Philadelphia WNYW / WWOR KTTV / KCOP WFLD / WPWR WTXF (F/29) (F/5) (MyNet/9) (F/11) (MyNet/13) (F/32) (MyNet/50) GM:Mike Renda GM:Lew Leone GM:Kevin Hale GM:Pat Mullen 5. Dallas 9. Wash DC 7. Boston 8. Atlanta KDFW / KDFI WTTG / WDCA WFXT (F/25) WAGA (F/5) (F/4) (MyNet/27) (F/5) (MyNet/20) GM:Greg Kelly GM:Gene McHugh GM:Kathy Saunders GM:Duffy Dyer 10. Houston 12. Phoenix 11. Detroit 14. Tampa KRIV / KTXH KSAZ / KUTP WJBK (F/2) WTVT (F/13) (F/26) (MyNet/20) (F/10) (MyNet/45) GM:Jeff Murri GM:Bill Schneider GM:D'Artagnan Babel GM:Pat Nevin 15. Minneapolis 19. Orlando 27. Baltimore KMSP / WFTC WOFL / WRBW 48. Austin WUTB (MyNet/24) (F/9) (MyNet/29) (F/35) (MyNet/65) KTBC (F/7) GM:Alan Sawyer GM:Carol Rueppel GM:Stan Knott GM:Mark Rodman 50. Memphis 160. Gainesville WHBQ (F/13) WOGX (F/51) GM:John Koski GM:Stan Knott 23 Stations 19 Markets 18.20% US David Lougee EVP Television Group Jeff Wolf Washington, DC Kathy Mahoney Jeff Wolf Washington, DC Lynn Beall Brooke Spectorsky (President/GM) Zack Hernandez (President/GM) Phil Martzolf Paul Trellstad Phil Martzolf KSDK WKYC 8. Atlanta 9. Washington, DC 15. Minneapolis 41. Grand Rapids WXIA / WATL WUSA (C/9) KARE (N/11) WZZM (A/13) (N/11) (MyNet/36) GM:Allan Horlick GM:John Remes GM:Janet Mason GM:Bob Walker 12. Phoenix 14. Tampa 52. Buffalo 56. Little Rock KPNX / KNAZ WTSP (C/10) WGRZ (N/2) KTHV (C/11) (N/12) (N/2) GM:Ken Tonning GM:Jim Toellner GM:Larry Audas GM:John Misner 16. Denver 18. Cleveland 77. Portland, ME 59. Knoxville KUSA / KTVD WKYC (N/3) WCSH (N/6) WBIR (N/10) (N/9) (MyNet/20) GM:Brooke GM:Steve Thaxton GM:Jeff Lee GM:Mark Cornetta Spectorsky 20. Sacramento 21. St Louis 154. Bangor 79. Columbia, SC KXTV (A/10) KSDK (N/5) WLBZ (N/2) WLTX (C/19) GM:Russell Postell GM:Lynn Beall GM:Judy Horan GM:Rich O'Dell 47. Jacksonville 46. Greensboro WTLV / WJXX 122. Macon WFMY (C/2) (N/12) (A/25) WMAZ (C/13) GM:Deborah GM:Dodie Cantrell- GM:Jeff Dudley Hooper Bickley 12 Stations 9 Markets 5.94% US Duane Lammers Phil Martzolf New York 6. San Francisco 11. Detroit 52. Buffalo 55. Fresno KOFY (I/20) WMYD (MyNet/20) WKBW (A/7) KSEE (N/24) GM:Craig Coane GM:Sarah Norat GM:Bill Ransom GM:Matt Rosenfeld 107. Ft Wayne 139. Duluth 83. Syracuse WISE (MyNet/33) 116. Peoria KBJR / EBJR WTVH (C/5) WPTA (A/21) WEEK (N/25) (N/6) (MyNet/9) GM:Chris Geiger WPTA-DT2 (CW/24) GM:Mark DeSantis GM:David Jensch GM:Jerry Giesler 157. Binghamton WBNG (C/12) GM:Greg Catlin 56 Stations Bob Prather Steve Maddox Atlanta 29 Markets 6.28% US Barbara Howard Zack Hernandez Lexington 62. Lexington 59. Knoxville 63. Charleston, WV 76. Omaha WKYT (C/27) 69. Wichita-Hutch WVLT / EVLT WSAZ / WSAZ-DT2 WOWT / WOWT-DT2 EKYT (CW/13) KAKE (A/10) (C/8) (MyNet/30) (N/13) (MyNet/13.2) (N/6) (I/6.2) WYMT (C/57) GM:Dan Wall GM:Chris Baker GM:Don Ray GM:Charlie Peterson GM:Wayne Martin 89. Waco 92. Colo Springs 103. Greenville, NC 85. Madison 91. South Bend KWTX / KBTX KKTV / KKTV-DT2 WITN / WITN-DT2 WMTV (N/15) WNDU (N/16) (C/10) (C/3) (C/11) (MyNet/11.2) (N/7) (I/7.2) GM:Bob Smith GM:John O’Brien GM:Bob Bunch GM:Tim Merritt GM:Chris Mossman 105. Lincoln 106. Tallahassee 114. Augusta 108. Reno 115. Lansing KOLN / KOLN-DT2 WCTV / ECTV WRDW / WRDW-DT2 KOLO (A/8) WILX (N/10) (C/10) (MyNet/10.2) (C/6) (MyNet/6.2) (C/12) (MyNet/12.2) GM:Nick Matesi GM:Mike King GM:Jason Effinger GM:Nick Waller GM:John Ray 136. Topeka 145. Albany, GA 127. La Crosse 134. Rockford 135. Wausau WIBW / WIBW-DT2 WSWG / WSWG-DT2 WEAU (N/13) WIFR (C/23) WSAW (C/7) (C/13) (MyNet/13.2) (C/44) (MyNet/44.2) GM:Terry McHugh GM:Greg Graber GM:Alan Lancaster GM:Jim Ogle GM:Nick Waller 172. Dothan 178. Harrisonburg 161. Ada-Sherman 182. Bowling Green 151. Panama City WTVY (C/4) WHSV (A/3) KXII / KXII-DT2 WBKO / WBKO-DT2 WJHG (N/7) WTVY-DT2 (MyNet/4.2) EHSV (F/3.2) (C/12) (MyNet/12.2) (A/13) (CW/13.2) GM:Curt Molander WTVY-DT3 (CW/4.3) HHSV (MyNet/3.4) GM:Rick Dean GM:Rick McCue GM:Roger Burchett GM:Tracey Jones 183.
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