Английская Википедия:AMN (TV station)
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AMN is a television station licensed to serve Griffith and the surrounding Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (M.I.A.). The station is owned and operated by WIN Corporation as a Nine Network affiliate, WIN Television.
WIN Television is the sole commercial television broadcaster in the Griffith and M.I.A. area, also providing MTN, a Seven Network affiliate, and a Network 10 affiliate MDN, a supplementary station.
History
The Australian Broadcasting Authority relaxed the rules regarding station ownership in solus markets in the mid-1990s.[1] The changes allowed for one company to operate two stations without competition, provided the Authority did not have reason to believe another company would be interested.[2] MTN applied for a Section 38A licence in 1995, and after being refused once, challenged the Authority, and was successful on appeal – ultimately being granted the second license on 18 July 1996.[2] The second channel launched on 5 October 1997, on UHF channel 31 using the callsign AMN.Шаблон:Citation needed It was a direct feed of Prime Television Orange, with the exception of its local news, which AMN replaced with an alternative program.[3][1][4] Since then, AMN has changed from being a direct feed of Prime7 to being a feed of Seven Network Sydney.Шаблон:WhenШаблон:Citation needed
WIN Corporation brought MTN and AMN from then-owner Associated Media Investments on 6 July 1998.[5]
As part of Australia's digital transition, AMN ceased broadcasting in analogue on 5 June 2012.[6]
On 1 July 2016, to reflect WIN's new affiliation agreement with Network Ten, AMN and MDN swapped affiliates – with AMN becoming a Ten affiliate while MDN became a Nine affiliate.[7][8][9]
On 1 July 2021, to reflect WIN's new affiliation agreement with Nine Network, AMN and MDN swapped affiliates – with AMN becoming a Nine affiliate while MDN became a 10 affiliate.
Programming
AMN carries programming from Nine Network, which includes the 9 News Sydney bulletin as well as the southern NSW/Wagga Wagga WIN News bulletin. The station also carries the Sydney feeds of 9Gem, 9Go! and 9Life.
News
Шаблон:See also WIN News Griffith (formerly MTN9 News) was a local news bulletin broadcast on MTN.[1] The news bulletin premiered the same year as MTN launched, seeing it run for over forty years.[10] WIN News Griffith was axed in August 2006, with WIN Television amalgamating the news bulletins from Griffith and Wagga Wagga into one Riverina bulletin presented from WIN's Wollongong studios[11] The last bulletin aired on 18 August 2006.[12] Following the bulletin's cancellation, WIN maintained a journalist, sport reporter and camera operator in Griffith to produce news stories, however, in 2013 this staff was reduced to a single video journalist, and then in 2015 was removed entirely to be replaced by a roving journalist from the Wagga Wagga station.[13][14] Following the cancellation of the bulletin, Griffith City Council petitioned regional broadcasters in neighbouring areas to present a local news bulletin.[10] This has since been abandoned.
Channels
Шаблон:Unreferenced section Шаблон:See also The following is a list of channels broadcast on AMN.
AMN–30:
| LCN | Channel |
| 8 | Nine Network |
| 80 | 9HD |
| 81 | 9Gem |
| 82 | 9Go! |
| 83 | 9Life |
| 84 | TVSN |
| 85 | Gold |
See also
References
External links
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