User:Raccoon Fox/Broadcasting

ZFOX-TV
*(A Fictional Callsign)*
Mobotropolis, Mobius;
Channels	Analog: 5 (VHF), using NTSC; Digital: 17 (UHF), using ATSC;
Branding	ZFOX-TV 5/17
Programming
Affiliations	Independent station
Ownership
Owner	John CoonFox
History
Founded	May 13, 3235
Former affiliations	None
Call sign meaning	Z FOX (Owner's name)
Technical information
ERP	3500 kW/405 m(analog); 3500 kW/405 m (digital)
Links
Website	PlanetMobius.com

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Television and Broadcasting Sources

I get my sources for television stations from the following pages:

FCC.gov TV Query Page
FCCinfo.com
TVRadioWorld.com
W9WI.com
fybush.com
Nielsen's list of DMAs
American Media Markets Map
Television Markets in the Continental US
TV Radio World
Nelson Media
Caribbean TV
Mexican callsigns and allocations
DigtalSyndicate.TV: US Territories TV call-signs
TV Broadcasters of Canada
SVG-TV
stations in Windsor/Detroit/Toledo/Cleveland

Broadcasting History

In the 1990s, John CoonFox helped out at CBET 9, (CBC Windsor), testing cameras, and even getting a chance to sit in the Anchor's chair shortly before the station was remodled, given a chance to read a test paragraph from a teleprompter.

On March 3, 2005, he recieved a reply from CFTV 34 Executive Producer Scott Hillier about possible volunteer work or even employment at the station, for covering stories in the northern part of Essex County, and Windsor. He already owns a 1987 RCA VHS camcorder that he hopes will work. He is also quite eager to find potential employment with Southshore Broadcasting in Leamington, Ontario.