KIMO
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KIMO-TV(Channel 13) in Anchorage, KATN (Channel 2) in Fairbanks and KJUD (Channel 8) in Juneau, all in Alaska, are a trio of ABC affiliates covering the "The Last Frontier" under the "Alaska's Superstation" banner. The three stations are owned by Smith Media.
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History
KIMO, which signed on the air on October 31, 1967, is the flagship station. And even though they are the youngest, its sister stations have been on the air longer: KATN debuted on March 1, 1955, while KJUD signed on the air on February 19, 1956. The latter two aired shows from all three TV networks in their early days.
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External links
- Station website
- Query the FCC's TV station database for KIMO
- Query the FCC's TV station database for KATN
- Query the FCC's TV station database for KJUD
| Broadcast television in the Anchorage market |
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KTUU 2 (NBC) - KTBY 4 (FOX) - KYES 5 (UPN) - KAKM 7 (PBS) - KTVA 11 (CBS) - KIMO 13 (ABC) - KDMD 33 (i) |
| Superstations in North American markets | ||
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A-Channel - CH - Citytv - OMNI Television |
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