BIG Media

BIG Media (formerly Holo Corp.) is a broadcast company based in Baltimore, MD. As of April 14th, 2022, they own 19 stations and operate 2 others.
==History==
In 2008, BIG Media bought Jacksonville, NC NBC affiliate WCWW. In 2010, they acquired the operating rights to WNIT. They heavily benefited from Kruejac's exit from broadcasting, acquiring multiple stations. 
KLVE and KZBC were sold to the The Pierre Péladeau Company in 2021.
In 2022, BIG Media traded multiple stations to other buyers for 3 stations in a deal that also saw it sell KMPB, which at this point aired Infomercials.
In 2023, BIG Media sold two more stations and signed on KWHY-CD. In January, they bought KJPH-TV. 
==Stations==
City 	Call Letters	Affiliation 	Channel 	Owned Since	
Jacksonville, NC 	WCWW 	NBC 	24 	2008 	
Buffalo, NY 	WTWN 	CW 	29 	2016 	
Madison, WI 	WUNK-CD 	CW 	48 	2014 	
Pueblo/Colorado Springs, CO	KCWW-TV 	CW 	54 	2018 	
Morgantown City 	BLGL 	MNTV 	39 	2023 	
Lubbock, TX 	KUBI 	MNTV 	43 	2001 	
El Paso, TX/Las Cruces, NM 	KTTO 	Fox 	30 	2024 	
Dickinson, ND 	WWWT 	Independent 	12 	2016 	
Lewistown/Harrisburg, PA 	WALL 	Independent 	61 	2000 	
South Bend, IN 	WGAI 	Independent 	53 	2005 	
Greensboro, NC 	WHSO 	Independent 	30 	20011 	
Lexington, KY 	WEBU 	Independent 	4 	20011 	
Buffalo, NY 	WGNT 	Independent 	55 	2017 	
State College, PA 	WNIT2 	Independent 	57 	2010 	
Pueblo/Colorado Springs, CO	KTVM-CD 	Independent 	8 	2018 	
Honolulu, HI 	KJPH-TV 	Independent 	Multicultural Independent	17 	2023
Honolulu, HI 	KIKU 	Tourist info 	69 	 	2023
Las Venturas, SA 	KWHY-CD1 	Brokered Independent	3 	 	2023
Harford Mills, NY 	WBNY-CD3 	ANT 	29 	2022 	
1 Created by BIG Media
2 Owned by BIG Media and operated by Nittany Media
3 Owned by Nexstar Media and operated by BIG Media
===Station similarities===
BIG Media Stations are required to air a 1-hour program on (usually)Sundays entitled "Holo Sports Weekly", which is a program similar to the late NFL Primetime on ESPN. On stations with a flexible primetime schedule or Independent stations, it airs at 9:00 PM. On WCWW, it airs at 2:00 on Mondays.
Every station owned by BIG Media besides WCWW airs syndicated and in-house E/I programming under the name "The Dream Network".
==Former stations==
City 	Call Letters	Affiliation 	Channel	Owned from	Reason of Sale
Pittsburgh, PA 	WMTF 	IND 	60 	1991-1995 	Unprofitable, sold to Paxson Communications where it shut down a year later. Transmitter was later used to sign on WEFF.
Las Venturas, SA 	KLVE 	CBS 	35 	2016-2021 	Sold to The Pierre Péladeau Company
Fresno, CA 	
KZBC 	CBS 	28 	2016-2021 	Sold to The Pierre Péladeau Company
Baltimore, MD 	WTKN 	Independent 	23 	1996-2022 	During Holo Corp. ownership, the station bled cash, airing fly-by-night shopping channels, low-budget syndicated programming and doomed upstart syndication networks. The station was later sold to Iris Communications in a trade for 3 other stations.
San Jose, CA 	KMPB 	Independent 	23 	1996-2022 	The station, originally the home of a failed format entitled "Let's All Go to The Movies!", had reverted to infomercials by 2017. The station was later sold to Iris Communications in a trade for 3 other stations.
Stillwater, MI 	WSWR 	NBC 	9 	2016-2022 	Sold to The Pierre Péladeau Company in 2022.
Pittsburgh, PA 	WGBT 	IND 	55 	2001-2022 	Sold to Horizon Television in 2022.
City of Townsville, TV 	WCTV 	CBS 	2 	2016-2023 	Sold to JD Broadcasting Properties in 2023.
Gullah Gullah Island, FL	WGUH 	CBS 	8 	2016-2023 	Sold to HYMB Television Corporation in 2023.
DeKalb/Chicago, IL 	WCHI-TV 	The Old Country	29 	2018-2024 	Sold to Diamond Broadcast Holdings in 2024.
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