JZVQ-TV
JCYN-TV (channel 7) is a television station in Genshinville, Aruciana, Federated State, affiliated with the NBC network. It is owned by E. W. Scripps company. The station's studios is located on Winston Road in Taylor Heights and its transmitter is located in the Genshinville Plaza in the Uptown community.
JFAA-TV
1950-1955
JFAA-TV was the first television station not in Geshinville, but in the state of Aruciana. It was launched on January 1st, 1950, as an affiliate of all four major television networks operating at the time: NBC, CBS, ABC, and DuMont; the station was originally owned by the Genshinville Diffusion Broadcasters Inc., owner of JFAA radio (at the time operating at 650 AM, now at 690 AM).
Programming from the ABC and DuMont networks moved to JRON (VHF channel 4, now in the San Portanisca) when it signed on in May 20th, 1955. The ABC affiliation was split between JFAA-TV and JWLK until May 21st of that year when JGPP-TV (VHF channel 5, now JOEX-TV and Channel 6) signed on as Marigold's original CBS affiliate. Shortly after the DuMont network folded, both JFLQ and JGPP-TV swapped network affiliations in 1956. As a result, JZVQ-TV remained the Genshinville Metropolitan Area's exclusive DuMont affiliate for the next four decades.
1955-1959
1959-1962
JZVQ-TV
1962-present
1962-1976
1976-1979
1979-1985
1985-1992
1992-1995
1995-1997
On July 1st, 1995, JXWT-TV replaced JZVQ-TV (VHF channel 4) as the NBC affiliate for the Genshinville Metropolitan Area, as a result of an affiliation agreement between NBC and New World Communications, which had purchased channel 31 from Great Atlanican Broadcasting (which they later became Citicasters in 1993) in a group deal just prior to the agreement's signing in May 1994. The deal between NBC and New World also resulted in the NBC affiliation that JZVQ-TV had held since its January 1950 sign-on transferring to JXWT-TV.
The NBC's branding was not incorporated into the station's logo, due to JZVQ-TV's contractual obligations with New World to keep the Channel 31 Genshinville name, which was renamed from Eyewitness News 31.
1997-2002
In January 1997, then-owners New World Communications was acquired by News Corporation, effectively turning JZVQ-TV into a NBC owned-and-operated, until its sale to Latina Broadcasting Network in 1992. Upon the buyout by News Corporation, all former New World stations that switched affiliation to NBC between 1994 and 1997 began incorporating "peacock" into their on-air branding with JCYN-TV changing its branding from Channel 7 Genshinville to "NBC 7" for general entertainment purposes and NewsCenter 7 to "News 7" for newscasts.
2002-2006
2006-2020
2006-2013
In Mays 2008, then-owners Omega Media was acquired by Latina Broadcasting Network, effectively turning JZVQ-TV into a Belo Corporation, until its sale to NBC owned-and-operated in 2001. JZVQ-TV changing for general entertainment purposes and NewsCenter 31 to "NBC 31 Eyewitness News" for newscasts.
2013-2018
In April 1st 2014, Belo Corporation acquired JCYN-TV in 2008 as part of Latina Broadcasting Network acquisition by Belo themself, the then-owners of JZYQ-TV, which was sold to E. W. Scripps.
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