WSYN

WSYN is the Rainbow Dash Network station serving Syracuse, New York. It broadcasts on channel 36.
==History==
WSYN began operations on November 28, 1984 as an Independent station, it was then owned by the Syracuse Communications Company, the station ran movies, cartoons, sitcoms, dramas, westerns, and sci-fis. In 1986, the station switched to Fox as one of its charter stations. In 1990, the Syracuse Communications Company sold the station to Falcon Communications which owned the station until 1996 when it was sold to Raycom Media. In 2011, Raycom Media then announced it was selling the station to Madison1996, the sale was later finalized that year. In 2015, the station launched a primetime newscast, the last time WSYN aired a newscast, it was when it was a Fox station.
==Station ID History==
*Channel 36 is Your Entertainment Station. WSYN Syracuse. (1984-1986)
*This is Syracuse's Own Fox 36. (1986-1991)
*TV Worth Watching is Fox 36. (1991-1996)
*Fox 36. Your Entertainment Leader. (1996-2000)
*WSYN Fox 36. Where TV Comes Alive. (2000-2005)
*This is Fox 36. The Place for News and Entertainment. (2005-2010)
*This is WSYN Fox 36. The News One Hour Earlier. (2010-2015)
*You're Watching WSYN RDN 36. Syracuse's RDN Station! (2015–present)
==Gallery==
WSYN 1990.png|WSYN logo from 1990-1993 as a Fox affiliate
==News Themes==
*FOX O&O Theme - VTS Productions (1986-1989; Had news updates then)
*WSYN 1989 Theme - (1989-1991)
*KTTV 1991 Theme - Ed Kalehoff (1991-1995)
*Fox News Service - Score Productions (1995-1998)
*FOX 1998 Affiliate Theme - Killer Tracks (1998-2005)
*Impact V.2 - 615 Music (2005-2008)
*FOX Affiliate Theme - OSI Music (2008-2011)
*Impact V.6 - 615 Music (2015–Present)
Category:Syracuse, New York
Category:New York
Category:Channel 36
Category:Rainbow Dash Network
Category:Integrity Communications
Category:Rainbow Dash Network affiliates
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1984
Category:Former Fox affiliates
Category:Former Fox network affiliates
Category:Former independent stations