KOPX

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KOPX
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Branding i
Channels 62 (VHF) analog,
50 (VHF) digital
Affiliations i
Owner ion Media Networks
Founded 1997
Call letters meaning K Oklahoma's PaX
Former affiliations inTV (1997-1998)
Pax (1998-2005)
Website www.ionline.tv

KOPX is the i affiliate in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It is owned and operated by ion Media Networks (the former Paxson Communications). It was launched in 1997 as KMNZ, an affiliate of InTV, a network airing paid programming. On August 31 1998, KOPX became an affiliate of PAX (now i: Independent Television) and The Worship Network, a Christian television network.

KOPX aired newscasts of Oklahoma's NewsChannel 4 from KFOR-TV, the local NBC affiliate from November 2002 to June 2005.

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Broadcast television in the Oklahoma City market  (Nielsen DMA #46)

KFOR 4 (NBC) - KOCO 5 (ABC) - KOHC 7 (AZA) - KWTV 9 (CBS) - KUOK-CA 11 (UNI) - KETA 13 / KWET 12 (PBS / OETA) - KTBO 14 (TBN) - KLHO 17 (LFN) - KUOT 19 (LFN) - KTOU 21 (HSN) - KOKH 25 (Fox) - KGBN 27 (A1) - KTUZ 30 (TMD) - KWEM 31 (A1) - KXOK 32 (A1) - KOCB 34 (The CW) - KUOK 35 (UNI) - KCHM-LP 36 (UNI) - KOHC 38 (AZA) - KXOC 41 (A1) - KAUT 43 (MNTV) - KOCM 46 (DS) - KSBI 52 (Ind) - KOPX 62 (i)
Local cable television channels

City Channel 20 -  News Now 53
Other Television Stations in the state of Oklahoma

i Network Affiliates: KTPX 44 (Okumulgee) - KOPX 62 (Oklahoma City)
Independent Stations: KRSC 35 (Claremore) - KSBI 52 (Oklahoma City)
Trinity Broadcasting Network Affiliates: KTBO 14 (Oklahoma City) - KDOR 17 (Bartlesville)
Other Stations: KXOC-LP 41 (A1, Oklahoma City) - KOCM 46 (Daystar, Norman) - KWHB 47 (LeSEA, Tulsa) - KGEB 53 (GEB, Tulsa)
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS, and Spanish stations in Oklahoma
ION Media Networks

Corporate Leadership: R. Brandon Burgess | Dean M. Goodman | Richard Garcia | Adam K. Weinstein | Tammy G. Hedge | Steven J. Friedman | Stephen P. Appel | Douglas C. Barker | David A. Glenn

Broadcast Television Networks: i
i Owned & Operated Television Stations: KFPX | KGPX | KKPX | KOPX | KPPX | KPXB | KPXC | KPXD | KPXE | KPXG | KPXL | KPXM | KPXN | KPXO / KLEI | KPXR | KSPX | KTPX | KUPX | KWPX | WBPX / WDPX / WPXG | WCPX | WEPX | WFPX | WGPX | WHPX | WIPX | WLPX | WNPX | WOPX | WPPX | WPXA | WPXC | WPXD | WPXE | WPXH | WPXJ | WPXK | WPXL1 | WPXM | WPXN | WPXP | WPXQ | WPXR | WPXU | WPXV | WPXW | WPXX1 | WQPX | WRPX | WSPX | WTPX | WUPX | WVPX | WWPX | WXPX | WYPX | WZPX
MyNetworkTV Affiliates: WEPX | WPXU | WPXX1
Other Assets: qubo (51%)2

1These stations are operated by ION under a time brokerage agreement.
2 Co-owned with NBC Universal, Classic Media, Scholastic Books and Corus Entertainment[1]

Annual Revenue: $276.6 million USD (2004) | Employees: 433 (2005) | Stock Symbol: AMEX: ION | Website: www.ionmedia.tv


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