Original sentence: , owner of WDAK-AM 540, and Martin Theaters of Georgia.It moved to channel 9 in 1960 in a three-way FCC switch-and-move that saw WRBL-TV move from channel 4 to channel 3, and WTVY-TV in Dothan, Alabama give up its channel 9 and move to channel 4.It was a primary NBC station with secondary CBS and ABC affiliations and was the first television station in the Columbus market.Meanwhile, channel 28 (WTVM-TV's old channel) is now occupied by Georgia Public Broadcasting's WJSP-TV.The station's transmitter is located in Cusseta.WDAK lost CBS when WRBL-TV signed on
Edited sentence: , owner of WDAK radio, and Martin Theaters of Georgia.It moved to channel 9 in 1960 in a three-way FCC-approved switch-and-move that saw WRBL-TV move from channel 4 to channel 3, and WTVY-TV in Dothan, Alabama give up its channel 9 and move to channel 4.It was a primary NBC station with a secondary ABC affiliation.It was the first television station in the Columbus market, and is the fifth-oldest in the state and second-oldest outside Atlanta.Meanwhile, channel 28 (WTVM's old channel) is now occupied by Georgia Public Broadcasting's WJSP-TV.The station's transmitter is located in Cusseta, Georgia