September 2021 Realignment in Television

After years of CBS owning Fox Plus, CW or Independent station in addition with the CBS O&O station, CBS announced that it will sell the entire secondary stations (CW (O&O), Independent, Fox Plus) to Central Broadcasting Companies, LLC to formed the cornerstone of what currently known as Central Broadcasting Companies or CBC to be common. So on Sept 9, it became the biggest realignment in history as CBS selled off the secondary station to CBC and make a huge merger with BBC, Canadian Broadcasting Companies and Paxson Entertainment to make a huge television network with Paxson Entertainment being the spinoff company once again. Plus, due to CBS selling 50% of The CW in August 20, 2021, The CW announced that it will merge the ACME Television Network with the CW Television Network to make The ACME Broadcasting Company or ACME. Now, the entire ACME affiliate, O&O and ACME Plus station who use to be with the CW, now doesn't have a children's programming block of their own. Plus, for the first time ever in Greenland, the iconic CBC in Greenland was replaced by the Central Broadcasting Company. Speaking of not having a kids block, Kids WB on The CW move from the stations to The CW, a FAST and Flixes Major Television Network showing no local programming, syndicated programming and no local news with the Kids WB programming and movies becoming the part of the CW program. The remaining entirety affiliates stations with ACME Television Network has to focus on syndicated programming and syndicated kids programming as ACME cancelled the Saturday Morning children's programming block on the affiliate stations in addition with shutting down the Monday-Friday Children's Programming Block to the affiliates and replacing them with paid programming. Dorado Media now owns the broadcasting company and the formerly CW+ affiliate television stations. But announced that on September 7th, CBC will finally take over the former secondary stations by CBS and former affiliate stations, and launches 49.1 Infinity More stations and allows 14 secondary stations from CBS formed the nucleus of the CBC Television Network, thus moving syndicated programming to other stations respectfully.

### Central Broadcasting Companies, Inc.

* CBC
* MyTV Television Network
* The CW Television Network-A completely different major television network that resemble the Big-I Television Networks like ABC, NBC and CBS. That is because, the CW introduces a news division, sports division, kids division and follow the footsteps of ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox and other major networks beside ACME, WB, UDC of not airing syndicated and local programming.
* CBC Sports
* CBC Kids
* CBC News
* CBC Television Stations
* CBC News Network

### The CW Television Network (September 9, 2021-present (FAST and Flixes version))

* Kids WB on The CW (Moved from the stations to the digital FAST and Flixes television network on FAST and Flixes)
* Movies Programming
* The CW Primetime Programming

## New Television Realignment

* ABN move the programming to KATA-TV, formerly a ShopLC station
* KCBS-TV in Dallas move from Channel 2 to Channel 3 with Hubbard Broadcasting now purchasing KTVT-TV from Nexstar Media Group
* For the first time ever, 13.1 Infinity statewide networks of PBS member stations will now splits into many stations with the other stations adopting the PBS affiliate for each cities in a certain state, allowing independent programming or new television network affiliate to the former station of the statewide network. Example is now, Channel 18 now launches as a PBS Member stations for the ArkLaMiss as Delta PBS and Channel 7 eventually launches as KSTX PBS 7 for Shreveport and Texarkana. CBC later owns KLTS-TV, in Shreveport.
* After the statewide network closed down forever, Hearst Television purchase K36KE-LD and launched digital television for the first time affiliating with the CBC Network. The new station is KCAS-TV. Responding to that, the KSN Networks and KakeLand Television Network splits to many stations allowing stations to have their own for the first time.
* Updating in Laredo, TX, the local CBS affiliate station later move to 13.2 as Gray Television launches CBC to the Laredo Market,
* Nexstar Media Group and Sinclair announced that ABC will move to KRBC 9.2, In respond to that, KTAB-TV move to Digital Television 4 and selling Channel 32 to Dorado Media making a owned and operated station of The ACME Television Network. Tegna, Inc sold KXVA-TV to Nexstar Media Group and Sinclair responded by selling KTXS-TV to Nexstar in favor of launching a owned and operated station of Stadium in Abliene
* When it seem, the network are expanding and allowing station to aired their own, in response, it was a opportune for London Broadcasting to launch the statewide MyTX Independent Television System showing locally produced programming and programming produced for Texas by 41 Entertainment of Texas.
* Univision toke note with what happening by selling the only UniMas station in Houston to CBC in favor of digital television in Houston.
* By September 6th, 2021, Weigel Broadcasting suddenly know what is going on in television, so it decides that it will let Dallas have "The U Style" on KAZD TV 55 by launching syndicated programming by September 7th and moving MeTV program to DT2