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WPXM
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Miami, Florida
Channels 35 (UHF) analog,
26 (UHF) digital
Affiliations i
Owner ion Media Networks
Founded September 2, 1992
Call letters meaning W PaXson Miami
Former callsigns WMLB-TV (1992-1993)
WDLP-TV (1993)
WCTD (1993-1998)
Former affiliations Independent
(1992-1998)
Transmitter Power 3,240 kW Analog
200 kW Digital
Website www.paxmiami.tv

WPXM, channel 35, is the local affiliate for the i television network in the South Florida area (Miami and Fort Lauderdale). Formerly known as PAX TV, i is the smallest of the seven major national TV networks in the United States.

Until 2006, it was the flagship TV station of the Florida Marlins, the baseball team that won the World Series in 1997 and 2003.

WPXM began its operations on September 2, 1992 -- then known as independent station WMLB-TV.

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Broadcast television in the South Florida (Miami / Fort Lauderdale) market  (Nielsen DMA #16)

WPBT 2 (PBS) - WFOR 4 (CBS) - WTVJ 6 (NBC) - WSVN 7 (Fox) - WGEN 8 (Ind) - WPLG 10 (ABC) - WLRN 17 (PBS) - WSBS 22 (Ind) - WLTV 23 (UNI) - WIMP-CA 25 (HSN) - WBFS 33 (MNTV) - WPXM 35 (i) - WPMF-LP 38 (Ind) - WSFL 39 (The CW) (The Tube on DT2) - WJAN-CA 41 (Ind) - WHFT 45 (TBN) - WFUN-LP 48 (HSN) - WSCV 51 (TEL) - WLMF-LP 53 (SCOLA) - WEYS-LP 56 (ALMA) - WPPB 63 (Ind/Edu.) - WAMI 69 (TFU)
Local digital television channels

WHDT-LP 44 (Ind)
Other Television Stations in the state of Florida

Miami - Fort Lauderdale: WPXM 35 (i, Miami) - WHDT-LP 44 (Ind., Miami) - WPPB 63 (Educational, Fort Lauderdale)

Tampa - St. Petersburg: WPDS-LP 14 (Educational, Largo) - WARP-CA 20 (MTV2, Tampa) - WMOR-TV 32 (Ind. / 4Kids TV, Lakeland) - WSPF-CA 35 (St. Petersburg City Access, St. Petersburg) -
WZRA-CA 48 (Ethnic / America One / NTV / CTV Canada, Oldsmar) - WXPX 66 (i, Bradenton)

Jacksonville: WJXT 4 (Ind., Jacksonville) - WBXJ-CA 43 (MTV2, Jacksonville) - WPXJ-LP 54 (i, Jacksonville)

Tallahassee - Thomasville: WBXT-CA 43 (MTV2, Tallahassee)

Orlando - Daytona Beach - Melbourne: WRDQ 27 (Ind., Orlando) - WZXZ-CA 36 (MTV2, Orlando) - WOPX 56 (i, Melbourne)

West Palm Beach - Fort Pierce: WHDT-DT 59 (DW/Ind., Stuart) - WPPB 63 (Educational, Boca Raton) - WPXP 67 (i, Lake Worth)

Panama City: WPCT 46 (Tourist, Panama City Beach) - WBIF 51 (RTN, Marianna)

Pensacola / Mobile: WBQP-CA 12 (A1/S@H/MTV2, Pensacola) - WJTC 44 (Ind., Pensacola) - WPAN 53 (S@H/JTV, Fort Walton Beach) - WAWD 58 (Tourist, Fort Walton Beach) -
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, NBC, PBS, Religious, and Spanish stations in Florida
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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