DTV America

DTV America Corporation

Type	Public
Industry	Broadcast television
Headquarters	Sunrise, Florida
Area served	United States (Nationwide, although not in all markets)
Key people	John Kyle II (President & CEO) [1]
Products	Digital terrestrial TV stations (mostly low-power)
Website	www.dtvamerica.com

DTV America is an owner of low-power television stations in the United States. These stations carry programming from the English-language networks Antenna TV, DrTV, MyNetworkTV, and Soul of the South Network, and Spanish-language networks Estrella TV and Telemundo.^[2] As of 2014, DTV America held licenses in 80 television markets.^[3] Station licenses are held under multiple companies, including DTV America Corporation, DTV America 1, LLC,^[4] and DTV America II, LLC.^[5]

DTV America claims, as its official address, a suite in Sunrise, Florida; the address is actually a private mailbox at a UPS Store.^[6] As of 2015, the chief executive officer is John Kyle II.^[7] He and fellow DTV America executive Bert Garriga also run DTVCast, a company that provides Internet bandwidth over digital television broadcasting signals.^[8][9]

History

In the early 2010s, DTV America secured programming agreements with several networks around the country for quality programming. DTV America owned and/or operated stations are currently or soon to be affiliated with either Antenna TV, Soul of the South TV, Telemundo, Estrella TV, or Doctor TV. Doctor TV is the newest network that offers programming devoted to healthy living, featuring fitness shows, healthy cooking shows, and lifestyle programming. Several of DTV America’s stations carry Doctor TV on a digital subchannel, but some on their main channel. MyNetworkTV is also being offered by several DTV America-owned stations as secondary affiliations with programming with another network surrounding MyNet’s primetime programming.^[10]

To date, DTV America is the largest group of Doctor TV affiliates when that channel was initially launched in 2014, whether it be on the main channel or a digital subchannel on a given station DTV America owns and/or operates.^{[11] [12]}

In December 2014, DTV America gained rights to launch MundoFox affiliates in select markets.

Stations

DTV America owns and operates these television stations below. Some of them may not be in operation yet. ^[13]

DTV America also operates these stations with different owners or licensees via local marketing/outsourcing agreements.^[14]

References

External links

• DTV America - official website