KIRO-TV



1958–196?	196?–1985	1993–1998	1998–2015	2015–present

1958–1966

1966–1985

1985–1993

1993

1993–1998

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During the period this logo was used, KIRO lost its CBS affiliation to KSTW on January 16, 1995 in a group affiliation deal that included Dallas-Fort Worth stster station KTVT; only to regain CBS on June 30, 1997 when KSTW switched to UPN.

1998–present

1998–2015

2015–present

Video

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V • T • E

Cox Enterprises

Daily newspapers: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Dayton Daily News | Journal-News | Springfield News-Sun

Weekly newspaper: Active Dayton

V • T • E

Cox Media Group

Owners: Apollo Global Management (71%) | Cox Enterprises (29%)

Predecessor: Northwest Broadcasting

¹CMG operates this station, but it is owned by Hoffman Communications, Inc. under joint sales and shared services agreements.

Cox Automotive: AutoTrader (98%) (Kelley Blue Book) | CarsGuide | Manheim Auctions

Other assets: Axios | Cox Communications | Cox News Service | In Demand (part owner) | MLB Network¹

Notes
¹Owns a minority stake along with Charter Communications, Comcast, and Warner Bros. Discovery. The rest is owned by Major League Baseball.
²Co-owned with Tegna.

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Changes: KIRO-TV

Revision as of 01:41, 28 November 2018