Northwest Oreconsin Unified Broadcast Association

The Northwest Oreconsin Unified Broadcast Association is the translator that broadcasts all digital terrestrial televison over Northwest Oreconsin. This includes Cambridge, Bayside City, Maxwell, Fullerton, Stonebridge, and Salem. The Unified Broadcast Association holds all rights to television within the whole of Northwest Oreconsin.
== History ==
The Translator was originally built on Mount Cambridge in 1960 to increase signal strength for people in the Cambridge Valley. The first real station didn't launch until a year later when ABC came in and opened DNCAM on Channel 22. As the years progressed, more and more the climate of Cambridge County changed as more and more stations entered the fray as Cambridge county itself simply kept growing and growing. CBS Moved in with it's eyewitness news followed by NBC, then finally Fox in 1987 as it's popularity grew.
=== Switch to Digital ===
in 2009 the digital transition was started by orders of the Dahrconian Federal Communications commission in order to free bandwidth for emergency broadcasting.Category:Oreconsin