WWOR EMI Service was a New York City-based American superstation. It was the national version of WWOR-TV Channel 9 out of the New York suburb of Secaucus, NJ, uplinked from Syracuse, New York to satellite by Eastern Microwave, Inc, who later sold the satellite distribution rights to Advance Entertainment Corporation, which was owned by Advance Publications, a Syracuse-based company that also owned various newspaper, broadcasting and cable properties.

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  • WWOR EMI Service was a New York City-based American superstation. It was the national version of WWOR-TV Channel 9 out of the New York suburb of Secaucus, NJ, uplinked from Syracuse, New York to satellite by Eastern Microwave, Inc, who later sold the satellite distribution rights to Advance Entertainment Corporation, which was owned by Advance Publications, a Syracuse-based company that also owned various newspaper, broadcasting and cable properties. In the Metro New York City area, the Superstation was not available on cable but was available to satellite viewers. The exception to this took place on February 26, 1993 after the World Trade Center bombing, when the local WWOR's transmitter was knocked out for the day. Cable companies in the metro New York area used the Superstation feed as a substitute until the transmitter was back on.
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  • USA, Canada
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  • April 1979
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  • WWOR EMI Service
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  • WWOR EMI Service was a New York City-based American superstation. It was the national version of WWOR-TV Channel 9 out of the New York suburb of Secaucus, NJ, uplinked from Syracuse, New York to satellite by Eastern Microwave, Inc, who later sold the satellite distribution rights to Advance Entertainment Corporation, which was owned by Advance Publications, a Syracuse-based company that also owned various newspaper, broadcasting and cable properties.
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  • WWOR EMI Service
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