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WLOF-TV[]
1958–1959[]
Originally signed on the air on February 1, 1958 as WLOF-TV (standing for "We Love Orlando, Florida") as an ABC affiliate on VHF channel 9 and for years, the station was owned by the Mid-Florida Television Corporation, which was a consortium of local investors. At its infancy employed an on-screen feline mascot whose tail curved to form the "9" that was the station's analog channel position.
1959-1960[]
1960-1961[]
1961–1963[]
WFTV[]
1963–1967[]
Channel 9 changed its callsign to the current WFTV in 1963.
1967–1988[]
In 1984, the station was purchased by the SFN Companies. SFN in turn sold the station to Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises in 1985.
1988–present[]
1988–1995[]
1995–1997[]
1997–2011[]
2011–2016[]
2016–present[]
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| Owners: Apollo Global Management (71%) | Cox Enterprises (29%)
Television stations: Radio stations: Predecessor: Northwest Broadcasting 1CMG operates this station, but it is owned by Hoffman Communications, Inc. under joint sales and shared services agreements.  |
