Azteca America Added to Time Warner Cable in New York City on Channel 192
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Posted on June 14, 2012 at 10:56:01 AM
Azteca America Added to Time Warner Cable in New York City on Channel 192
LOS ANGELES, June 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Azteca America is pleased to announce that its affiliated broadcast station was recently added in digital format to Time Warner Cable on channel 192 on the company's broadcast basic lineup in New York City.
Azteca America's New York station is operated by the Azteca Station Group, which also operates Azteca America stations in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Miami.
New York City is the second-largest Hispanic DMA in the country, after only Los Angeles. Within the Latino community, residents of Mexican origin are the fastest-growing group in the city.
Time Warner Cable's New York City footprint serves over 1.3 million customers in four New York City boroughs (Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and western Brooklyn), Mt. Vernon, Hudson Valley (Orange, Sullivan, Ulster Counties and parts of Dutchess, Greene and Delaware Counties), and Bergen and Hudson Counties in New Jersey.
"We're pleased to have a prime channel position on Time Warner Cable in New York City," said Azteca America CEO Martin Breidsprecher. "This has been an important piece to complete our network footprint, adding to our over-the-air signal and carriage on other leading cable systems."
About Azteca America
Azteca America engages Spanish-language viewers by creating unique, passionate and enlightening content that is relevant to the daily lives of our audience. Wholly owned by Mexican broadcaster Azteca, S.A.B de C.V., the second-largest producer of Spanish language content in the world, Azteca America complements its Mexican programs with an innovative lineup of shows from third-party producers and distributors to ensure the finest programming for its audience. The company provides tailored, multi-platform advertising solutions for clients seeking to reach the most dynamic consumer group in the country.
Press Contact:
Daniel McCosh
011-5255-1720-0059
dmccosh@gruposalinas.com
SOURCE Azteca America
Azteca America
LOS ANGELES, June 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Azteca America is pleased to announce that its affiliated broadcast station was recently added in digital format to Time Warner Cable on channel 192 on the company's broadcast basic lineup in New York City.
Azteca America's New York station is operated by the Azteca Station Group, which also operates Azteca America stations in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Miami.
New York City is the second-largest Hispanic DMA in the country, after only Los Angeles. Within the Latino community, residents of Mexican origin are the fastest-growing group in the city.
Time Warner Cable's New York City footprint serves over 1.3 million customers in four New York City boroughs (Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and western Brooklyn), Mt. Vernon, Hudson Valley (Orange, Sullivan, Ulster Counties and parts of Dutchess, Greene and Delaware Counties), and Bergen and Hudson Counties in New Jersey.
"We're pleased to have a prime channel position on Time Warner Cable in New York City," said Azteca America CEO Martin Breidsprecher. "This has been an important piece to complete our network footprint, adding to our over-the-air signal and carriage on other leading cable systems."
About Azteca America
Azteca America engages Spanish-language viewers by creating unique, passionate and enlightening content that is relevant to the daily lives of our audience. Wholly owned by Mexican broadcaster Azteca, S.A.B de C.V., the second-largest producer of Spanish language content in the world, Azteca America complements its Mexican programs with an innovative lineup of shows from third-party producers and distributors to ensure the finest programming for its audience. The company provides tailored, multi-platform advertising solutions for clients seeking to reach the most dynamic consumer group in the country.
Press Contact:
Daniel McCosh
011-5255-1720-0059
dmccosh@gruposalinas.com
SOURCE Azteca America
Azteca America