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Superstation (alternatively
rendered as "
super station" or
informally as "
SuperStation") is a term in
North American broadcasting that has
several meanings...
- the
United States as the
second nationally distributed "
superstation" (after
Atlanta station WTCG, now
operating as the cable-originated TBS,
which had...
- in 1979, the
national feed
became known as
SuperStation WTBS, and
later SuperStation TBS, TBS
Superstation, or
simply TBS. The
channel broadcast a variety...
- The Tres
Amigas SuperStation (lit. 'Three
Friends SuperStation') was a
project proposed in 2009 to
unite North America’s two
major power grids (the Eastern...
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Superstation is a term in
North American broadcasting that has
several meanings.
Superstation or
SuperStation may also
refer to: The
Superstation, a British...
- announcer,
later developing Tush, a
comedy show
broadcast on Turner's WTBS
SuperStation. Tush was born
October 16, 1948, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the only...
- this new
station.
Following cost
overruns of $100 million, the
superstation was
indefinitely mothballed in June 2008. The
Block 37
superstation which had...
- The
Superstation Orkney, also
known as just The
Superstation, was a
commercial radio station,
broadcasting to
Orkney and Caithness.
Until its
closure in...
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weathercaster for the CNN-produced TBS
Evening News on what was then
SuperStation WTBS (now WPCH-TV). He left CNN to join KABC-TV in 1984 as a meteorologist...
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owned by Ted
Turner at the time),
which also
aired nationally on WTBS's
superstation feed; TBS
aired the
games nationwide until the
telecasts became subjected...
