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   WBZ-TV

   The station also broadcast many locally-produced programs over the years. ... The return of "WBZ-TV" and "WBZ News" took place Sunday, February 4, 2007, during the station's coverage of the Super Bowl.
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   WSBK-TV

   The station also airs a sports replay program called Red Sox This Week on Sundays nights at 10 PM. ... WBZ-TV produced such programming from 1993 to 1995 (known as WBZ News 4 on TV 38).
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   Westinghouse Broadcasting

   The station had a minimal local news presence, and its program schedule resembled that of an independent station, with cartoons and second-hand syndicated programming. ... NBC then responded with a threat to drop its programming from both WPTZ-TV and Boston's WBZ-TV unless Westinghouse agreed to the trade.
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   WBZ (AM)

   In addition, national and international news, as well as some segments, are provided by the ABC Information network and the CBS Radio Network (until December 2005, this included noted radio raconteur Paul Harvey, which was provided by ABC), but almost all programming, including the nighttime talk shows, is produced in-house. ... On June 9, 1948, WBZ-TV Channel 4 signed on and took NBC Television affiliation (switching to CBS on January 2, 1995).
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   WLVI-TV

   Still, it was carried on most cable systems throughout New England, and channel 56 did carry some sports programming of its own, including road games of the Boston Celtics from 1966 to 1969 and road telecasts of the Boston Bruins from 1966 to 1967. ... Jim Smith - reporter (now on WBZ-TV)
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   WHDH-TV

   Soon after, O'Reilly also became the host of the station's weekday afternoon talk/lifestyle program, New England Afternoon (which replaced the ill-fated two-hour magazine show Look, canceled after its first season). ... Mish Michaels - meteorologist (1992-1999, now at WBZ-TV)
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   Fox affiliate switches of 1994

   WPRI's signal carried from Rhode Island over into most of the Boston area whereas WBZ-TV's Boston signal traveled all the way into almost all of the state of Rhode Island. ... When Fox made the affiliation agreement with New World, all 12 stations that switched to Fox chose not to carry Fox's Monday-Saturday Fox Kids children's programming due to interest in airing more local news, which is uncharacteristic of a broadcast network affiliate.
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   WLBZ

   At the same time, the station dropped all remaining CBS programming. ... Ken Barlow - meteorologist (now chief meteorologist at WBZ-TV in Boston)
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   Evening Magazine

   In August of 1976, KPIX-TV, the highly-rated CBS affiliate in the San Francisco Bay Area owned and operated at the time by Group W, debuted a locally-produced magazine program called "Evening Magazine." ... History of Group W's Evening Magazine, mainly from the WBZ-TV/Boston perspective
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    WPRI-TV

    Westinghouse already owned WBZ-TV in Boston. ... It was the market's second 10 o'clock news after the WJAR-produced WLWC effort which had started nearly a year prior.

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