KNIN-TV
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| Boise, Idaho | |
| Branding | K9 Entertainment Television |
| Slogan | KNIN is Entertainment Television |
| Channels | 9 (VHF) analog, 10 (VHF) digital |
| Affiliations | The CW The CW Plus (on digital) |
| Owner | Banks Broadcasting / LIN TV |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Call letters meaning | K NINe (channel position) |
| Former affiliations | HSN (1993-1995) Pax (1997-2003, only morning hours) The WB (alternate affiliation, until 2000) UPN (1995 - 2006) |
| Website | KNIN.com |
KNIN-TV, also known as K9 Entertainment Television, is an affiliate of the CW TV network, and serves the Boise, Idaho area. The station is owned by Banks Broadcasting and operates on VHF channel 9. It signed on the air as KHDT-TV in 1993. It is licensed to Caldwell, Idaho.
In addition to the main channel, KNIN also operates a CW Plus channel on its digital signal. This was originally KWOB, a cable-only WB affiliate that was part of The WB 100+ Station Group. When KNIN, originally a UPN affiliate, took The CW affilaition, they added the channel to its digital signal as part of the new CW Plus. During prime-time CW network programming, the schedules on both KNIN and KNIN-DT2 are identical.
[edit] Logo gallery
 KNIN logo used from 2003 to 2006 |
 KNIN logo used from March 2006 until September 2006 |
 KNIN logo used since September 2006 |
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| Broadcast television in the Boise market (Nielsen DMA #119) | ||
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KBCI 2 (CBS) - KAID 4 (PBS/IPTV) - KIVI 6 (ABC) - KTVB 7 (NBC) - KNIN 9 (The CW, CW+ on DT2) - KTRV 12 (Fox) - K17ED 17 (3ABN) - KCLP-CA 18 (TCT) - K31FD 31 (3ABN) - KBSE-LP 33 (HSN) - KUNS-LP 35 (UNI) - KKJB 39 (A1) - KBTI-LP 41 (JTV) - KIWB-LP 43 (Tele-Vida Abundante) - KZAK-LP 49 (24/7 news) - KCBB-LP 51 (AZA) |
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TVTV Cable 11 - 24/7 Cable 28 (KTVB local news channel) |
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Corporate Staff: Gary R. Chapman (President & CEO) | Vincent L. Sadusky | Greg Schmidt | Scott Blumenthal | Edward L. Munson, Jr. | William S. Banowsky | Peter S. Brodsky | Royal W. Carson, III | Dr. William H. Cunningham | Randall S. Fojtasek | Wilma H. Jordan | Michael A. Pausic |
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CBS Network Affiliates: KRQE / KBIM / KREZ | WANE | WISH | WIVB | WLFI | WPRI | WTHI |
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Fox Network Affiliates: KASA6 | WALA | WLUK | WNAC4 | WUPW | WVBT |
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NBC Network Affiliates: KNSD1 | KXAN | KXAS1 | WAND3 | WAVY | WDTN | WOOD | WWLP |
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The CW Network Affiliates: KNIN2 | KNVA4 | KSCW2 | WBPG | WNLO | WWHO |
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My Network TV Affiliates: KNVA4 | WCTX | WNAC4 | WNDY | WXSP |
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Other stations: KBOP (Independent)1a | KBVO (TeleFutura) | WAPA / WTIN / WNJX (Independent)5 | WIIH (Univision) | WJPX / WKPV / WIRS / WJWN (MTV)5 |
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1Co-owned with NBC Universal in a joint venture (76% owned by NBC, 24% owned by LIN). |
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1aOwned by Commercial Broadcasting Corp., and operated by the NBC / LIN joint ventutre (see note 1) |
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2Co-owned with Banks Broadcasting in a joint venture (50/50); however, LIN does not control these stations. |
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3Co-owned with Block Communications in a joint venture (33% owned by LIN, 67% owned by Block Communications), |
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4LIN operates these stations under a local marketing agreement. |
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5Acquisition by InterMedia Partners, LP is now awaiting FCC approval. |
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6Acquisition pending from Raycom Media, LIN operates the station under a local marketing agreement while the sale is finalized. |
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Annual Revenue: $443.5 million USD | Employees: 2,414 (full time) | Stock Symbol: NYSE: TVL | Website: www.lintv.com |
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