The Editorial Staff at EMGR (as a public service to you, our readers) have decided to list the addresses, management staff and ownership details of Erie's Commercial TV Stations.
WICU-TV Channel 12 (NBC)
SJL of Pennsylvania, Inc. (A Subsidiary of Montecito Broadcast Group, LLC)
3889 Long St., Ste. 200
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
George D. Lilly - President & Chief Executive Officer
Sandra G. Benton - Chief Operating Officer
www.Montecitobroadcast.com
Station Address: 3514 State Street - Erie, PA 16508 (814)454-5201
WICU General Manager: Brian Lilly
News Director: Phil Hayes
Chief Engineer: John Wilkosz
WJET-TV Channel 24 (ABC)
Nexstar Broadcasting Group, Inc.
909 Lake Carolyn Parkway - Suite 1450
Irving, TX 75039
Perry A. Sook - President, Chief Executive Officer & Director
www.nexstarbroadcasting.com
Station Address: 8455 Peach Street - Erie, PA 16509 (814)864-2400
WJET General Manager: Tim Dunst
News Director: Lou Baxter
Chief Engineer: Lorne Earle
WSEE-TV Channel 16.1 (CBS) & WBEP 16.2 CW
Lilly Broadcasting of Pennsylvania, LLC
2 Eastleigh Lane
Natick, Mass. 01760
Kevin T. Lilly - President & Director
Station Address: 1220 Peach Street - Erie, PA 16501 (814)455-7575
WSEE: General Manager: John Christiansen
News Director: ?
Chief Engineer: ?
WSEE-TV is operated (under terms of an LMA) by WICU-TV. WSEE-TV News is a separate operation.
WFXP-TV Channel 66 (FOX)
Mission Broadcasting, Incorporated
7650 Chippewa Rd., Ste 305
Brecksville, OH 44141
David S. Smith - President, Treasurer & Director
Station Address: 8455 Peach Street - Erie, PA 16509 (814)864-2400
WFXP-TV is operated (under terms of an LMA) by WJET-TV
The above information is public knowledge and is easily accessible through FCC records and internet database search. The EMGR Editorial Staff encourages you to write the above companies and let them know your opinion on the lack of Digital Television in the Erie marketplace. It is also your right to inspect each station's public file as mandated by the Federal Communications Commission.
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6 comments:
This may have been answered elsewhere, but whatever happened to Chris Huston? Wasn't he the news director at WSEE? Where is Chris right now?
Chris Huston moved over to WJET as ND for several years before taking a News Director position with a Nexstar station in Texas.
Thanks, Alan!
I am now back. I am glad the topic of 911 came up because it is one of the reasons why Congress, President and the FCC have mandated digital.
Any reading of the 911 commission report will tell you that one of the big problems was communications. Fire, police and other rescue workers could not talk to each other.
The freeing up of the wasteful analog band will allow uses in emergencies. So I am glad it came up.
I thank Alan and the other members of the staff watching the fort.
Chris Huston is one of the most arrogant, self-centered people I have ever worked for (and that's saying a lot, having worked in the local media for over 23 years!). The man has never had an original thought in terms of news coverage, and never "borrowed" an idea that he didn't proclaim to be his own.
Glad to have you back, Jack! Still unsure of who this Alan B. is but I think he did a fine job playing "the wizard" for a spell.
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