TBS Superstation

TBS Superstation is a USA TV network covering TV Entertainment.

TBS Superstation is an American cable television channel showing popular new and syndicated entertainment programs. TBS stands for "Turner Broadcasting System." TBS Superstation was originally a local TV station in Atlanta, Georgia known as WTCG. Ted Turner began distributing the station nationwide via satellite on December 17, 1976. By 1978, WTCG was available on cable television systems in all 50 of the United States. WTCG was renamed WTBS Channel 17 in 1979. In October 2007, the operations of WTBS and TBS Superstation were split and the local TV station was renamed WPCH TV 17, which is now an independent TV station serving Atlanta.

This TV network is owned by Turner Broadcasting System.

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-- March 28, 2011 -- David Hudson is now senior vice president of late night and specials at Turner Entertainment Networks, working with both TBS and TNT. He was previously vice president of alternative programming for the networks. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, March 28, 2011

‘Conan’ Debuts, With Some Self-Mockery
-- The New York Times reported on November 9, 2010: "Conan O’Brien returned to late-night television Monday after a 10-month absence, with the host mocking his departure from the NBC Television Network and his arrival...

Conan O'Brien Picks a Home - And It's TBS
-- Atlanta, April 12, 2010: Comedy icon Conan O'Brien is joining TBS to host a late-night talk show that is expected to debut in November. The Emmy-winning comedian's new program will be followed by Lopez Tonight, which will...

TV advertisers are being offered closer ties between ads and program content,
Stuart Elliott of the New York Times reported on May 19, 2009: "In another sign of how hard television executives are working to attract advertising in tough times, two cable channels plan to significantly expand an initiative that pairs...