WMHT/WMHX: Difference between revisions

===Background===

'''WMHT''' was formed in Albany in 1962. In 1987, it purchased an independent station in Albany called WUSV, which became '''WMHX''' as WMHT's secondary affiliate. It went dark in 1991, but returned as WMHQ before selling it off in 1999 to become WEWB, a WB O&O station (owned by then-WB part owner, Tribune Company). Today, WMHT currently exists and so does WEWB, which became WCWN in 2006 when The CW took over. It was sold to Freedom Communications, which in turn, sold it to Sinclair Broadcast Group.

===1st Logo (May 1979-September 30, 1988)===

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===2nd Logo (October 1, 1988-September 30, 1991)===

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===3rd Logo (October 1, 1991-October 1, 1994)===

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'''Availability:''' Can be seen on programs like ''Raising Our Disabled Sons'' and ''Inside Albany''. It's unclear as to whether or not this was used after 1994, as ''Inside Albany'' awkwardly dropped the logo starting the 3/3/94 issue and we currently do not have any other programs from the station during the late 90s.

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'''Availability:''' It's quite hard for it to show up on TV. Check DVD's of WMHT's shows.

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'''Audio:''' Same as the previous logo.

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