quorum broadcasting造句

• In 1998, Petracom sold KDEB-TV to Quorum Broadcasting.
• Petracom in turn sold it to Quorum Broadcasting in 1998.
• Petracom sold its stations to Quorum Broadcasting in 1997.
• KODE was acquired by Mission Broadcasting in 2002, following its takeover of Quorum Broadcasting.
• KLBK was acquired in late 2003 as part of the Nexstar Broadcasting Group acquisition of Quorum Broadcasting.
• The station joined Nexstar as part of the company's acquisition of Quorum Broadcasting in late-2003.
• The station was acquired by Nexstar Media Group after merging with KAMR's parent company, Quorum Broadcasting in 2003.
• In 2002, KTVE took over the operations of KARD ( then owned by Quorum Broadcasting ) through a local marketing agreement.
• Instead of being acquired by that company, WPNY and WFXV were purchased by Quorum Broadcasting founded by former Sullivan head Dan Sullivan.
• In 2003, Mission Broadcasting acquired the station from VHR; the sale coincided with the merger of Quorum Broadcasting ( which by then owned KSVI ) with Nexstar.
• On September 8, 2003, Nexstar Broadcasting Group announced that it would acquire Quorum Broadcasting and its stations ( including WHAG-TV ) for $ 230 million.
• After 25 years of ownership, Cannan sold Channel 4 to Quorum Broadcasting in 1999 . The station was acquired by Nexstar Broadcasting Group after merging with Quorum Broadcasting in 2003.
• After 25 years of ownership, Cannan sold Channel 4 to Quorum Broadcasting in 1999 . The station was acquired by Nexstar Broadcasting Group after merging with Quorum Broadcasting in 2003.
• Instead of being acquired by that company, WFXV and the low-power station ( by then WPNY-LP ) were purchased by Quorum Broadcasting founded by former Sullivan head Dan Sullivan.
• In 1998, Independent Broadcasting was sold to another entity, which entered into a shared services agreement with Woods Communications, owner of Fox affiliate KDEB . This combined entity was later purchased by Quorum Broadcasting.
• KAMC was acquired by Mission Broadcasting in late 2003 as part of Nexstar's acquisition of Quorum Broadcasting; most Mission stations have local marketing agreements with Nexstar stations in the same market; in this case, it is KLBK in Lubbock.
• The following year, Great Trails exited broadcasting and sold the station ( and its LMA with KHMT ), along with WHAG-TV in Hagerstown, Maryland and WFFT-TV in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Quorum Broadcasting Company for $ 65 million.