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Possible Telemundo Duopoly in L.A.

By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 12/3/2000 7:00:00 PM

Currently negotiating the purchase of KWHY-TV Los Angeles, Telemundo, which already owns KVEA(TV) , is poised to create the nation's first Spanish-language duopoly. KWHY-TV , an independent station owned by Harriscope, switched last year to full-time Spanish-language programming after years of a daytime business-news format. There is some history between the companies: Telemundo purchased WSNS(TV) from Harriscope in 1995.

According to President and CEO Buzz Harris, KWHY-TV is the last TV station owned by Harriscope, which used to own seven, including five network affiliates.

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