WTVJ TV 6 is a TV station in Miami, Florida, USA covering NBC network programs, local news and weather.
WTVJ TV 6 is an affiliate of the NBC Television Network.
WTVJ TV 6 went on the air on March 21, 1949. It was Florida's first television station and the 16th in the country. Originally broadcasting on channel 4, WTVJ was owned by Wometco Enterprises, a national movie theater chain headquartered in Miami. Investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. took over Wometco in 1984 in a deal worth $1 billion, the largest corporate buyout ever to that date. In 1986, KKR opted to put WTVJ on the market. The only offers for WTVJ came from companies that owned large groups of independent stations that wanted to make WTVJ an independent station, or a Fox affiliate, for a price far lower than KKR's asking price. The only way that KKR could make such a large profit was to sell WTVJ to another network. In 1987, KKR agreed to sell WTVJ to NBC.
This TV station is owned by NBC Universal.
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Migdalia Figueroa is the vice president of news of WTVJ TV 6.
Mailing address: 15000 SW 27th Street, Miramar, FL 33027
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WTVJ TV 6 Names Migdalia Figueroa VP of News
-- March 15, 2012: Figueroa joins WTVJ TV 6 in Miami from Telemundo, where she held the position of SVP of local content for the company's 14 owned stations.
“I am delighted to welcome Migdalia to the NBC 6 leadership team,”...
NBC Universal Names Manuel Martinez President & GM of WTVJ TV 6
-- In announcing the news on February 14, 2012, Valari Staab, president of the NBC-owned television stations, said, "Manny is a dynamic and experienced leader who has had tremendous success attracting viewers to Telemundo 51. He possesses a...
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