WNYS-TV

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WNYS
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Syracuse, New York
Branding "My43"
Channels 43 (UHF) analog,
44 (UHF) digital
Affiliations MyNetworkTV
Owner Sinclair Broadcast Group
Founded October 7, 1989
Call letters meaning We're New York Syracuse or
Wonderful New York State
Former callsigns WSNR-TV (1989-1994)
Former affiliations Independent (1989-1995)
UPN (1995-2003)
The WB (2003-2006)
Website www.my43.tv/

WNYS-TV is a broadcast television station in the Syracuse, New York DMA. An Affiliate with News Corp's MyNetworkTV. It broadcasts on Analog Channel 43. WNYS is owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group. Its transmitter is located in Otisco, New York. The station was formerly an affiliate of both UPN from 1995 to 2003 & The WB from 2003 to 2006. The WNYS call was originally used for the Syracuse ABC affiliate on Channel 9, between 1962 through 1978.

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Channel 43 in Syracuse began on October 7, 1989 as independent station WSNR-TV. The call letters were changed five years later (1994) to its current WNYS-TV. In January 1995, WNYS joined the then-fledging UPN TV network, billing itself as UPN 43, and was the affiliate for eight years, until they switched to The WB in 2003. On September 5, 2006, WNYS affiliated with their third network in the last twelve years, when they joined the new My Network TV.

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