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Sportsvision (SV [1] [2] ) was a subscription sports television service founded by Chicago White Sox owners Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn and media mogul Fred Eychaner .[3] The service broadcast live sporting events, and for much of its time of operation was the broadcast network for the Chicago White Sox , Chicago Bulls , Chicago Blackhawks , and Chicago Sting .[4]
In April 1982,
Fox Sports Net
. Now starting in October 2004 through current day the games reside on Comcast Sports Network Chicago which is owned by Chicago sports owners and Comcast's NBC venture.
References
Myslenski, Skip. "TV, Radio map out contingency plans" Chicago Tribune August 6, 1985
Craig, Jack. "Einhorn bets on live cable TV" Boston Globe November 29, 1981
Polzin, Elmer. "Arlington may try pay-TV" Chicago Tribune May 18, 1982
Perricone, Mike. "Hawks Notes" Chicago Sun-Times April 7, 1986
Full power
WBBM-TV 2 (.1 CBS , .2 Start , .3 Dabl , .4 Fave , .5 Comet )
WMAQ-TV 5 (.1 NBC , .2 Cozi , .3 LX , .4 Oxygen )
WLS-TV 7 (.1 ABC , .2 Localish , .3 Charge! )
WGN-TV 9 (.1 Ind. , .2 ANT , .3 Grit , .4 REW , .5 TBD )
WTTW 11 (.1 PBS , .2 Prime, .3 Create , .4 PBS Kids , .5 World )
WCIU-TV 26 (.1 CW , .2 The U , .3 MeTV , .4 H&I , .5 Story , .6 Catchy )
WFLD 32 (.1 Fox , .2 Movies! , .3 Buzzr , .4 Grio , .5 Fox WX )
WWTO-TV 35 (.1 TBN , .2 Smile , .3 Enlace , .4 Positiv )
WCPX-TV 38 (.1 Ion , .2 Bounce , .3 Court , .4 Laff , .5 Defy , .6 Scripps , .7 JTV , 8. HSN )
WSNS-TV 44 (.1 TMD , .2 TXO )
WPWR-TV 50 (.1 MNTV )
WYIN 56 (.1 PBS , .2 NHK )
WTVK 59 (.1 Ads , .2 Grio )
WXFT-DT 60 (.1 UniMás , .2 Mystery , .3 Quest )
WJYS 62 (.1 Ind. , .2 Stadium , .3 Charge! , .4 Heartland , .5 QVC , .6 Canal de la Fe, .7 JTV , .8 Comet , .9 HSN , .10 Rel. Ind. )
WGBO-DT 66 (.1 UNI , .2 Laff , .3 Get , .4 Crime , .5 Grit )
Low power
WCHU-LD 3 (.1 NewsNet , .2 SNHtv, .3 ShopHQ )
WILC-CD 8 (.1 Daystar , .2 DS Español, .3 Blank)
WOCK-CD 13 (.1 LC , .2 KBC World (Korean ), .3 NTD , .4 CCTV News , .5 CCTV Documentary , .6 SonLife )
QVC2
)
WWME-CD 23 (.1 MeTV , .2 H&I )
WPVN-CD 24 (.1 VL , .2 LFN, .3 Ind. , .4 The365, .5 MBC (Korean), .6 Law & Crime , .7 beIN Xtra , .8 MMN)
W31EZ-D 25 (.1 HSN , .2 HSN2, .3 LC , .4 QVC2 , .5 LATV , .6 Almavision , .7 Peace TV (Arabic ) .8 QVC3 , .9 Ads )
WAUR-LD 29 (.1 Ind. )
WLPD-CD 30 (.1 Inspire )
WRME-LD 33 (.1 JTV , 87.75 FM analog MeTV -FM/oldies audio)
WEDE-CD 34 (.1 MCTV/Ind. , .2 Retro , .3 Gem Shopping Network)
WESV-LD 40 (.1 Estrella )
WMEU-CD 48 (.1 The U , .2 Start , .3 Catchy , .4 MeTV+ )
WDCI-LD 57 (.1 Daystar , .2 DS Español, .3 Blank)
ATSC 3.0 Cable Streaming Defunct Silent
WSPY-LD 31
WAAA-LD 49
KPDS-LD 49
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