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programming from a station's secondary affiliation normally airs outside its usual network time slot, and some less popular programs may simply be left off of a station's schedule; this form of dual affiliation was the norm before the digital age. Dual affiliations are most commonly associated with the smaller American television networks, such as The CW and MyNetworkTV, which air fewer hours of prime time programming than the "Big Four" networks and can therefore be more easily combined into a single schedule, although historically the "Big Four" have had some dual-affiliate stations in small markets as well and in some cases, affiliates of more than two networks (including a few that had affiliations with ABC, NBC, CBS and
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affiliated with, the network choosing to affiliate with another local station in order to improve local viewership of its programming by aligning with a stronger station, or a dispute between a network and station owner while negotiating a contract renewal for a particular station such as those over reverse compensation shares), often at the end of one network's existing contract with a station. One of the most notable and expansive affiliation changes occurred in the
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systems) has significantly reduced the number of one-station markets (limiting them to those with population densities too small to be able to make any additional stations economically viable), providing networks with a larger selection of stations as potential primary affiliates. A new station which
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schedule of the originating network (save for major local events), an affiliate is independently owned and typically under no obligation to do so. This is especially the case for network shows airing outside the network's primetime hours. Affiliated stations often buy supplementary programming from
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While many television and radio stations maintain affiliations with the same network for decades, on occasion, there are certain factors that may lead a network to move its programming to another station (such as the owner of a network purchasing a station other than that which the network is already
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revenue to the network). Affiliation contracts normally last between three and five years, though contracts have run for as little as one year or as long as ten; in addition, if a company owns two or more stations affiliated with the same network, affiliation contracts may have end-of-term dates that
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In some smaller markets in the United States, a station may even be simultaneously listed as an affiliate of two (or in rare cases, three) networks. A station which has a dual affiliation is typically expected to air all or most of both networks' core day time and/or prime time schedules – although
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Notwithstanding this distinction, it is common in informal speech (even for networks or O&Os themselves) to refer to any station, O&O or otherwise, that carries a particular network's programming as an affiliate, or to refer to the status of carrying such programming in a given market as an
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In Canada, affiliated stations may acquire broadcast rights to programs from a network other than their primary affiliation, but as such an agreement pertains only to a few specific programs, which are chosen individually, they are not normally considered to be affiliated with the second network.
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Historically, the sole commercial station in a market would commonly take affiliations or secondary affiliations from most or all of the major national networks. As a local monopoly, a station could become a primary affiliate of one of the stronger networks, carrying most of that network's
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stations – in some cases, these are owned by the same entity – which split the programming rights. To avoid programming conflicts, the network utilizes a Program Differentiation Plan to assign programming quotas in these situations, resulting in the primary member station carrying more
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in 2012. This model eventually ceased as Rogers' was granted a request by the CRTC in late 2012 to change the station's format from a multicultural station to a conventional English-language station, and contribute funding and programming to a new independent multicultural station,
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programming while remaining free to "cherry-pick" popular programming from any or all of the rival networks. Similarly, some markets that had two commercial stations shared a secondary affiliation with one network, while maintaining separate primary affiliations (such as in the
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service, or another television network which otherwise does not have coverage in the station's broadcast area. Some affiliates may air such programs instead of those from their primary network affiliation; a common example of this was the popular syndicated
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PBS-distributed programming than the secondary member; the number of two-to-a-market PBS members (not counting repeaters of the market's main PBS outlet) has been steadily decreasing since the early 2000s, with few remaining outside larger markets.
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In 2009, after many years of decline, the era of secondary affiliations to multiple major networks (once common in communities where fewer stations existed than networks seeking carriage) finally came to an end at the smallest-market U.S. station,
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allowed KXGN to carry CBS and NBC programming side-by-side on separate subchannels, essentially becoming a primary affiliate of both networks. This is the most common type of "dual affiliation" existing today in the digital TV age.
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could clear one network's entire programming lineup better serves the network's interests than the former pattern of partial access afforded by mixing various secondary affiliations on the schedule of a single local analog channel.
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or local and state educational organizations. The national PBS system is owned collectively by hundreds of broadcasters in communities nationwide. Individual member stations are free to carry large amounts of
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limit the number of network-owned commercial television stations as a percentage of total national market reach. As such, commercial networks tend to have O&Os only in the four largest media markets
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it may operate to extend its coverage, PBS is not beholden to exclusive programming agreements with stations in the same metropolitan area. In some markets, the network maintains memberships with two
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during the late 1940s through the mid-1950s, when fewer television stations existed in a particular market, especially those that would eventually be able to support four commercial outlets).
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are the same or differ among that company's affiliates, depending on when a particular station's affiliation agreement was either previously renewed or originally signed.
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shared secondary affiliations with NBC, while the former was primarily affiliated with ABC and the latter with CBS; the former station is now a primary NBC affiliate).
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Unlike the modern-day affiliation model with commercial stations, in which network programming is only shared between the main station in a given market and any
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owning stations, the stations collectively own the network and brand themselves as "member stations" or "member networks" instead of as affiliates or O&Os.
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on the same transmitter tower under the control of the same owners, using the same studios to provide a second high definition channel for the Fox affiliate.
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originally relied on a large number of privately owned affiliates to disseminate its radio and television programming. However, since the 1960s, most of the
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both had Fox as their primary affiliation and MyNetworkTV as a secondary affiliation. Until WTRF lost its Fox affiliation in 2014 to NBC affiliate
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is a government-owned, non-commercial television network and, since it is not covered by the ownership cap, owns and operates all of its stations.
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since 1964, the rapid expansion of broadcast television onto UHF channels in the 1970s and 1980s (along with increased deployment of
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and shared services agreements to operate a second station nominally owned by another broadcaster. These may be supplemented by
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is also not covered by the ownership cap due to the network's low number of affiliates (which are all owned by the network).
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is a local broadcaster, owned by a company other than the owner of the network, which carries some or all of the lineup of
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after it lost their individual affiliates in those markets to other networks as it offered the network's last season of
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only have one owned-and-operated station each; those networks are smaller than the five major networks by market reach.
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From September 1, 2016, to August 31, 2019, the largest current-day market example of a dual affiliation was with
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to the local CW affiliates in both cities without forcing them to carry the remainder of MyNetworkTV's schedule.
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and mainly rely on affiliates to carry their programming outside of those two areas. The metropolitan areas of
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ultimately allowed control over the network as a whole, turning former member stations into CTV O&Os.
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In larger markets, multiple full-service channels may be operated by the same broadcaster using
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is one such example, carrying CBS programming on its 12.1 subchannel and Fox on 12.2. KEYC's
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stations to allow more channels to be added without encountering federally imposed limits on
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in that market. On the other hand, several other television stations in the same market –
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One notable exception to the survival of secondary affiliations are stations owned by
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Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (December 20, 2012).
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follows this same pattern (CBS on 7.1 and Fox on 7.2), but supplements this with
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Stations which carry a network's programming by method of affiliation maintain a
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affiliates have become network owned-and-operated stations or retransmitters.
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from September 1994 to September 1996, when television stations in 30 markets
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content for distribution to other PBS member stations through services like
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are examples of those who have both O&Os and affiliates. For instance,
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Local broadcaster owned by a company other than the owner of the network
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to satisfy its ethnic programming requirements due to its sale to
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As U.S.-marketed television receivers have been required to
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This was also done by MyNetworkTV in the 2009–10 season in
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While network-owned stations will normally carry the full
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The "member station" model had historically been used in
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stations to offer a distinct programming stream on a
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For the general concept in the corporate world, see
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