King Broadcasting Company

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King Broadcasting Company was a Seattle, Washington media conglomerate founded by Dorothy Bullitt. It began with one FM radio station, and grew to include a large group of broadcast television and radio stations, as well as a cable television network. It was sold to Providence Journal in 1992 which was sold to Belo in 1998.

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KING-AM
KING-TV (Seattle)
KONG-TV (Seattle/Everett, originally operated under a local marketing agreement)
KING-FM (Seattle)
KGW (Portland, Oregon)
Northwest Cable News (Pacific Northwest)
KREM-TV (Spokane, Washington)
KTVB-TV (Boise, Idaho)
KHNL-TV (Honolulu, Hawaii)
National Mobile Television

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