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Mass media in the Providence metropolitan area, Rhode Island

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The city ofProvidence,Rhode Island is part of a media market that includesNew Bedford, Massachusetts. The area is served by several local television stations, radio stations, newspapers, and blogs based in the cities proper and the surrounding communities ofRhode Island andBristol County, Massachusetts.

Broadcast television

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Providence is the center ofSouthern New England's broadcasting market, which also encompassesBristol County, Massachusetts, which includes the cities ofFall River andNew Bedford. The city is served bytelevision stations representing every major Americantelevision network, as well asradio stations originating from Providence andBoston.

ChannelCall SignNetworksOwner
6WLNE-TV.1Roar
.2Grit
.3Ion Mystery
.5MeTV
Standard Media
(operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group)
8WYCN-LD.1Telemundo
.2TeleXitos
.3Cozi TV
.4NBC True CRMZ
Telemundo Station Group
10WJAR.1NBC
.2ABC
.3Charge!
.4Comet
Sinclair Broadcast Group
12WPRI-TV.1CBS
.2MyNetworkTV
.3True Crime Network
.4Defy
Nexstar Media Group
17WVMA-CDAntenna TVWoodland Communications, LLC
(operated by Vision Communications)
28WLWCCourt TVInyo Broadcast Holdings
36WSBE-TVPBSOcean State Media
51WRIW-CD.1Telemundo
.2Cozi TV
.3Oxygen
Telemundo Station Group
64WNAC-TV.1Fox
.2The CW
.3Rewind TV
.4Antenna TV
Mission Broadcasting
(operated by Nexstar Media Group)
69WPXQ-TV.1Ion Television
.2Laff
.3Busted
.4Bounce TV
.5Game Show Central
.6HSN
.8QVC
Ion Media
(subsidiary of theE. W. Scripps Company)

Radio

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Providence is the center ofSouthern New England's broadcasting area, with many radio stations located in the city and surrounding communities, as well as some radio stations located inGreater Boston,Central Massachusetts, and easternConnecticut.

AM StationsCall SignOwner
550 kHzWSJWStarboard Media Foundation
630 kHzWPRO (AM)Cumulus Media
790 kHzWPRVCumulus Media
920 kHzWHJJiHeartMedia
1110 kHzWPMZVideomundo Broadcasting
1220 kHzWSTLFaith Christian Church
1290 kHzWPVDRhode Island Public Radio
1320 kHzWARAAttleboro Access Cable Systems
1340 kHzWNBHHall Communications
1400 kHzWHTBRVDE, LLC
1420 kHzWBSMCumulus Media
1450 kHzWWRIDiPonti Communications, LLC
1480 kHzWSARBristol County Broadcasting
1590 kHzWARVBlount Communications
FM StationsCall SignOwner
88.1 MHzWELHThe Wheeler School (leases toRIPR)
89.3 MHzWXNIRhode Island Public Radio (Newport)
91.3 MHzWDOMProvidence College
91.5 MHzWCVYCoventry Public Schools (leases toRIPR)
92.3 MHzWPRO-FMCumulus Media
93.3 MHzWSNE-FMiHeartMedia
94.1 MHzWHJYiHeartMedia
95.5 MHzWLVOK-Love
98.1 MHzWCTKHall Communications (New Bedford, MA)
99.7 MHzWEAN-FMCumulus Media (Wakefield)
101.5 MHzWWBBiHeartMedia
101.1 MHz
(share-time)
WBRU-LP
WFOO-LP
WVVX-LP
Brown Student Radio
AS220
Providence Community Radio
102.7 MHzWNPERhode Island Public Radio (Narragansett)
103.7 MHzWVEI-FMAudacy (Westerly)
105.1 MHzWWLICumulus Media
106.3 MHzWWKXCumulus Media (Woonsocket)

Newspapers

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Several newspapers serve the Providence-New Bedford media market.

NewspaperOwner
Attleboro Sun-ChronicleUnited Communications Corporation
Fall River Herald NewsGateHouse Media
New Bedford Standard-TimesDow Jones Local Media Group
Mothers News (defunct)Rhododendron Festival
The Providence JournalGateHouse Media
The Providence Phoenix (defunct)Phoenix Media/Communications Group
Providence Business NewsProvidence Business News, Inc
Taunton Daily GazetteGateHouse Media

Television and movie productions

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Providence and the surrounding area have been used as a backdrop for several movies and television series and the city remains invested in bringing filmmakers to its location, as is evidenced by a 25% tax credit on all Rhode Island spending offered to motion picture companies.[1]

The animated television seriesFamily Guy takes place in Quahog, a fictional suburb of Providence, and prominently features the most pronounced segment of Providence's skyline several times an episode (the buildings areOne Financial Plaza,50 Kennedy Plaza, and theSuperman Building).[2]

The city and its name were used in the television seriesProvidence,[3] and Showtime's new series,Brotherhood, was also filmed and set in Providence.[4]

TheFarrelly brothers used the city as a backdrop for several of their movies, notablyDumb and Dumber andThere's Something About Mary. Peter Farrelly setOutside Providence inPawtucket, adjacent to Providence. The 1991 American-Canadian filmProvidence takes place at Brown University.[5] Although not set in Providence, the movieAmistad used the exterior of theRhode Island State House as theUnited States Capitol exterior.[6] The movieLittle Children was also filmed in Providence.[7] In 2006, Providence was the primary filming location for the filmUnderdog.[8]

References

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  1. ^"Rhode Island Tax Incentive Law Summary". RI Film & TV Office. 2006. RetrievedSeptember 10, 2006.
  2. ^James Bartlett."Seth MacFarlane – he's the "Family Guy"". Presswire Limited. RetrievedJune 10, 2007.
  3. ^"Providence (1999)". Internet Movie Database Inc. RetrievedJune 10, 2007.
  4. ^"Brotherhood (2006)". Internet Movie Database Inc. RetrievedJune 10, 2007.
  5. ^"Providence (1991)". Internet Movie Database Inc. RetrievedJune 9, 2007.
  6. ^Katharine Imbrie (2006)."In the footsteps of Amistad". The Providence Journal. RetrievedApril 19, 2006.
  7. ^"Providence, Rhode Island RI, city profile (Providence County)". ePodunk Inc. Archived fromthe original on October 11, 2007. RetrievedJune 9, 2007.
  8. ^Daniel Barbarisi."Film Squad making movies happen". Providence Journal. RetrievedJune 9, 2007.
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