Media in Boston - Television

Television

Channel Call Sign Network Owner
2 WGBH PBS WGBH Educational Foundation
4 WBZ CBS CBS Television Stations
5 WCVB ABC Hearst Television
7 WHDH NBC Sunbeam Television
24 WFXZ-CD Azteca América Boston Broadcasting Corp.
25 WFXT FOX Fox Television Stations
27 WUNI Univision Entravision Communications
32 WTMU-LP Telemundo ZGS Communications
38 WSBK MyNetworkTV CBS Television Stations
44 WGBX PBS WGBH Educational Foundation
46 WWDP ShopNBC ValueVision Media
48 WYDN DayStar Daystar Television Network
56 WLVI CW Sunbeam Television
60 WNEU1 Telemundo NBC Universal
62 WMFP RTV NRJ TV
66 WUTF TeleFutura Univision Communications
68 WBPX ION ION Media Networks

1 WNEU (ch. 60) rebroadcasts the programming of WTMU-LP (ch. 32) for southern New Hampshire and the northern suburbs of Boston.

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