Cheyenne Television, commonly known simply as CTV, is a Cheyennian public broadcast television network owned by Cheyennemedia. The network began operations on September 6, 1952. Headquartered in Paradiso City, Paradiso, CTV is available through over-the-air television stations across Cheyenne, many of which are owned by Cheyennemedia, with its non-O&O commonly owned and operated by public entities. Although CTV is supported by public funding, commercial advertising revenue supplements the network.
1952-1958
1958-1974
1966-1974
Station ID (1966).
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1974-1986
Network ID (1974).
Network ID (1974, 2012 recreation).
1986-1992
Network ID (1986).
Network ID (1989).
Network promo (The Fifth Estate, 1987).
Network promo (Island Love Song, 1987).
Network promo (World Figure Skating Championships, 1988).
Network promo (Chasing Rainbows, 1988).
Network promo (Dallas, 1989).
Network promo (Small Sacrifices, 1989).
1992-present
1992-2001
Network promo (1993).
Production ID (1995).
Network ID (1992, 2012 recreation).
2001-2017
Network ID (2002).
Network promo (CTV News, 2003).
Network promo (IAAF World Championships in Athletics, 2003).
Network promo (Alpine Skiing World Championships, 2003).
Network promo (CTV Comedy Friday, An Atlansian in Cheyenne, 2003).
Network promo (CTV Comedy Friday, Royal Cheyennian Air Force, 2003).
Network promo (Country Cheyenne, 2003).
Production ID (2001).
Red Green Productions IX production endboard (The Red Green Show, 1999).
Logo spoof on This Hour Has 22 Minutes (2002).
2017-present
| Broadcast television networks in Cheyenne |
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| English-speaking major networks: CTV | Channel 3 | 4TV/BBS | Seven | Tentv English-speaking minor networks: CTVe | 3Two | 4TV Two | Omnis French-speaking broadcast networks: Third language networks: Public non-profit services: Speciality channels: |
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