WWJ-TV

For the NBC affiliate that previously used the WWJ-TV callsign between 1947 and 1978, see WDIV-TV.

WGPR-TV

1975–1977

WWJ-TV originally signed on the air on September 29, 1975 as WGPR-TV, an independent television station owned and operated by the International Free and Accepted Modern Masons. WGPR was the first entirely African-American-owned television station in the United States.

1977–1983

1983–1985

1985–1994

1986

1994–1995

On December 11, 1994, WGPR became a CBS affiliate after its previous affiliate WJBK switched to Fox and WGPR was sold to CBS the following summer.

WWJ-TV

1995–2002

On July 24, 1995, the station changed its call letters from WGPR to WWJ-TV after its newly-made sister radio station, which CBS has owned since 1989. The station was branded on-air as Detroit's 62 CBS after CBS acquired the station.

2002–2006

In 2002, WWJ-TV rebranded itself as simply CBS Detroit thereby dropping its analog channel number in the process due to the fact of being the only CBS O&O station operating one of the highest analog channel numbers in existence. Similar "(NETWORK) (CITY)" branding conventions were already in use at the time by two other UHF major network owned-and-operated stations: Chicago station WFLD and Philadelphia station WTXF-TV, both owned-and-operated stations of Fox (and ironically two of WJBK's sister stations).

2006–2008

2008

On January 7, 2008, the station dropped its "CBS Detroit" moniker and rebranded using its call letters on-air, putting in line with its CBS O&O sister stations WBZ-TV, KDKA-TV, WCCO-TV, and WJZ-TV

2008–2012

2008–2010

2010–2012

In late 2009, the "CBS Detroit" moniker was reinstated on a secondary basis replacing the slogan introduced in the 2008 rebranding, "Driven by Detroit".

2012–present

2012–2013

On March 15, 2012, WWJ-TV rebranded itself as CBS 62, after a ten-year absence from using the channel 62 allocation for on-air branding use, putting the station in line with most of CBS' other owned-and-operated stations (except the four other CBS O&O's which continue to use their call letters as their on-air branding) and also to avoid confusion with former sister station WWJ-AM.

2013–2016

In 2013, WWJ added a blue box around its CBS 62 logo and also placed the call sign in Myriad Pro below the logo. This logo resembles that of Minneapolis-St. Paul-based sister station WCCO-TV, though the station still goes by the name CBS 62.

2016–present

On September 12, 2016, WWJ-TV dropped the blue box surrounding the logo (and the call sign under it) in favor of the 2012–2013 logo, only this time, the CBS eye is silver and the channel number is in gold, the same look has already been adopted by the other CBS O&Os.

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Television stations in Southeast Michigan and Southwest Ontario, including Detroit, Ann Arbor, Pontiac and Windsor

Current Stations:

Note: All stations with call letters in bold are network owned-and-operated stations.

WJBK

CBET-DT

16 / 26

CHWI-DT / CHWI-DT-60

WDWO-CD

Infomercials

22 / 29

CIII-DT-22 / CIII-DT-29

Global

WUDT-LD

Daystar

WPXD-TV

ION

32 / 33

CICO-DT-32 / CICO-DT-59

Independent

Independent

Independent

Religious

WKBD-TV

WTVS

PBS

WWJ-TV

CBS

Defunct Stations:
Note: All stations with call letters in bold were network owned-and-operated stations at the time they went off the air.

WPAG-TV

Independent

WJMY-TV

Independent

WHDA-LP

CBEFT

CKCO-TV-3

W48AV-D

DSTR

W67AJ

CBS

Defunct Cable Stations:
Note: Availability of these channels may varied by location, service provider and time period.
Comcast Local | MGTV | PASS

Cities in Service Area:
Note: Not all of these locations are within the Nielsen-designated Detroit DMA.
Michigan:
Adrian, Ann Arbor, Brighton, Brownstown Township, Clinton Township, Dearborn, Detroit, Farmington Hills, Highland Park, Lincoln Park, Livonia, Madison Heights, Monroe, Mount Clemens, Pontiac, Port Huron, Romulus, Southfield, Sterling Heights, Southgate, Taylor, Utica, Warren, Waterford, Wyandotte and Ypsilanti
Ontario:
Amherstburg, Essex, Leamington, Oil Springs, Sarnia, Tilbury, Wheatley and Windsor

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ViacomCBS

Part of National Amusements

Other channels: Aapka Colors² | CBS Sports Network

VH1:
Europe (VH1 Classic) | Latin America (VH1 Classic | VH1 MegaHits) | Poland

Spike:
Australia | Hungary (RTL Spike)¹² | Netherlands | Russia | Ukraine¹¹

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Grupo Telefe

Part of ViacomCBS

Other assets
Telefe Contenidos | Telefe Films | Telefe Móvil | Telefe Música | Telefe Teatro

Former channel & assets
Radio Continental | Canal 11 Lapacho | Canal 13 Rio Grande

Defunct channels
Red de Noticias

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ViacomCBS Networks UK & Australia

Part of ViacomCBS

Network 10 regional networks:
Sydney | Melbourne | Queensland | Adelaide | Perth
Affiliates: WIN Television

Nickelodeon:
UK & Ireland (HD, +1)³ (Nick 2 (upcoming) | Nicktoons | Nick Jr. (HD, +1) | Nick Jr. Too)
Australia & New Zealand (Nick Jr. | NickMusic²)

Comedy Central:
UK & Ireland (HD, +1)³ (Extra (+1)) | Australia & New Zealand

Production companies:
United Kingdom: ViacomCBS International Studios UK
Australia: Network 10 Productions | 10 Peach Productions | 10 Bold Productions

Digital assets:
United Kingdom: My5 | 5Prizes
Australia: 10 Play | 10 All Access⁵ | 10 Speaks | 10 Travlr

Other assets:
Milkshake! | 5 News | 10 News First | 10 Sport | 10 Intensify

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10 News First

Part of Network 10

Television News Stations
Sydney | Queensland | Melbourne | Adelaide | Perth

Studio 10 | Sports Tonight | The Project | The Sunday Project

¹Under license from Direct Group.
²Joint venture with Foxtel.
³Joint venture with Sky Group.
⁴Joint venture with AMC Networks International.
⁵Managed by CBS Interactive.

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Viacom18

Parent companies: TV18 (Reliance Industries Limited), ViacomCBS

Indian television channels:

Hindi: Entertainment: Colors, Colors Rishtey | Movies: Colors Cineplex, Rishtey Cineplex | Youth entertainment: MTV | Music: MTV Beats

English: Entertainment: Colors Infinity, Comedy Central | Music: VH1 | Kids: Nickelodeon, Nickelodeon Sonic, Nick Jr.

Regional languages: Kannada: Colors Kannada, Colors Super, Colors Kannada Cinema | Bangla: Colors Bangla, Colors Bangla Cinema | Marathi: Colors Marathi, Colors Marathi Cinema (upcoming) | Tamil: Colors Tamil | Odia: Colors Odia | Gujarati: Colors Gujarati, Colors Gujarati Cinema | Bhojpuri: Rishtey Bhojpuri (upcoming)

International channels:
United States: Aapka Colors

Defunct: TeenNick (programming block on Nick Jr.)

Video-on-demand: Voot
Film production: Viacom18 Motion Pictures

Notes
¹Joint-venture with BeIN Media Group.
²Co-owned with Network18.
³Co-owned with NBCUniversal.
⁴Co-owned with Gaumont.
⁵Co-owned with 20th Century Studios.
⁶Co-owned with WarnerMedia.
⁷Joint-venture with Weigel Broadcasting.
⁸Co-owned with Seoul Broadcasting System.
⁹Co-owned with Corus Entertainment.
¹⁰Co-owned with NHK.
¹¹Co-owned with 1+1 media.
¹²Co-owned with RTL Group.
¹³Joint venture with AMC Networks International.
¹⁴Joint-venture with BBC.
¹⁵Joint-venture with Marvel Comics.
¹⁶Co-owned with Grupo Abril from 1990 to 2009.
¹⁷Co-owned with Viva Entertainment
¹⁸Joint venture with Hubbard Broadcasting.
¹⁹Co-owned with Solar Entertainment
²⁰51% owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting
²¹Co-owned with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
²²Joint venture with RTL Group
²³Co-owned with ABC

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WGPR-TV

1975–1977

1977–1983

1983–1985

1985–1994

1986

1994–1995

WWJ-TV

1995–2002

2002–2006

2006–2008

2008

2008–2012

2008–2010

2010–2012

2012–present

2012–2013

2013–2016

2016–present

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