Group W

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Group W was the media and broadcasting division of Westinghouse Electric Corporation, known for owning television and radio stations and producing syndicated programming in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf broadcasting company
media company division
acquiredBy CBS
activity syndicated radio programming production
syndicated television programming production
alsoKnownAs Westinghouse Broadcasting Company
country United States
dissolvedInto CBS Broadcasting Inc.
fate acquired by CBS
headquartersLocation New York City
industry broadcasting
mass media
radio
television
notableFor large portfolio of major-market TV and radio stations in the United States
pioneering magazine-format television programs
owned radio stations
television stations
ownedStation KDKA (AM)
KDKA-FM
KDKA-TV
KFWB
KPIX-FM
KPIX-TV
KYW (AM)
KYW-FM
linked to: KYW (AM)

KYW-TV
WBZ (AM)
WBZ-FM
WBZ-TV
WINS (AM)
WINS-FM
linked to: WINS (AM)

WIP (AM)
linked to: WIP-FM

WJZ-FM
WJZ-TV
WMAQ (AM)
WMMR
WNEW-FM
linked to: WXRK (New York)

WOWO (AM)
ownedSyndicationArm Group W Productions
Westinghouse Broadcasting International
parentOrganization Westinghouse Electric Corporation
partOf Westinghouse Electric Corporation media operations
producedProgram Entertainment Tonight (early co-production involvement)
Evening Magazine
PM Magazine
The David Susskind Show
The Merv Griffin Show
The Mike Douglas Show
shortName Group W
successorOrganization CBS Corporation

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Group W shortName Group W
Westinghouse Broadcasting Company significantEvent became known as Group W in branding and corporate identity
linked to: Group W
WMAQ (AM) owner Group W
KFWB owner Group W
KPIX-FM owner Group W
KPIX-FM networkAffiliation Group W
KPIX-FM historicalOwner Group W