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Television station in Austin, Texas (1989–2003)
K13VC (channel 13) was a low-power independent television station in Austin, Texas, United States, which operated from November 30, 1989, until March
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Television station in Austin, Texas
KTBC to cross-promote its programming with K13VC for the next nine years until March 29, 2003, when K13VC was shut down due to the channel 13 allocation
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Former American children's programming block
license/market Fox station Independent carrying block Austin, Texas KTBC K13VC Kansas City, Missouri WDAF-TV KMCI-TV Milwaukee, Wisconsin WITI WMLW-CA
4Kids_TV
American film production and distribution company (1970–1997)
1994 1995 Cleveland Ohio WJW-TV 1993 1997 Austin Texas KTBC-TV 1995 1997 K13VC 1994 1997 Dallas–Fort Worth KDFW-TV 1995 1997 KDFI-TV 1995 1997 Milwaukee
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Television station division of Fox
Oregon KPTV 12 2001 2002 Memphis Tennessee WHBQ-TV 13 1995 2014 Austin Texas K13VC 13 1997 2003 Dallas–Fort Worth KDAF ** 33 1986 1995 San Antonio KMOL-TV
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Television station in Killeen, Texas
alongside K13VC (channel 13); the move of KAKW's digital signal from channel 23 to channel 13 would subsequently result in the shutdown of K13VC on March
KAKW-DT
Television station in Fredericksburg, Texas
UPN had dropped the Hill Country Paramount Network for K13VC on six days' notice because K13VC, unlike the previous affiliate, had cable carriage. In
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simultaneously broadcast on CNN and Fox News. A similar broadcast in April of the following year was similarly widely viewed. 29 K13VC ends operations.
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Topics referred to by the same term
KVC may refer to: K13VC, a defunct independent television station in Austin, Texas, United States known on-air as "KVC TV 13" Kankakee Valley Conference
KVC
because of their commitments to news, and instead air on independent stations K13VC and KNLC. As a result of a dispute between Fox and KNLC, however, Fox Kids
1995_in_American_television
Television station in Austin, Texas
Network—without cable carriage—lost its network affiliation on six days' notice to K13VC "KVC", which was on Austin cable systems. The former HPN stations joined
KNVA
Events around the launches of The CW and MyNetworkTV
UPN NBC WRDW-DT3 —N/a MyNetworkTV WAGT-DT2 —N/a The CW Defunct Austin, TX K13VC UPN Independent Defunct KBVO NBC NBC MyNetworkTV KNVA The WB The CW / MyNetworkTV
2006 United States broadcast television realignment
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Kwigillingok, Alaska K13UM in Mosquito Lake, Alaska K13UX in Diomede, Alaska K13VC in Austin, Texas K13VT in Samak, Utah K13VV in Chenega, Alaska K13XL in
Channel 13 low-power TV stations in the United States
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