WWTW

WWTW
Senatobia, Mississippi
City	Senatobia, Mississippi
Branding	ACME Classics TV
Channels	Digital: 34 (UHF/PSIP)
Subchannels	34.1 Independent 34.2 Simulcast of WTWV
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	Flinn Broadcasting (Broadcasting For the Challenged, Inc.)
Founded	December 7, 2010
Sister station(s)	WTWV, WPGF-LD, WFBI-LD
Transmitter power	20 kW
Height	784 feet (239 m)
Facility ID	84214
Transmitter coordinates	34°43′36″N 90°9′43″W / 34.72667°N 90.16194°W / 34.72667; -90.16194
Website	www.acmeclassics.com

WWTW is an independent television station that is licensed to Senatobia, Mississippi, and serving the southern portions of the Memphis media market, which includes portions of north-central Mississippi, including Senatobia, Batesville, and Hernando. It broadcasts a digital signal on UHF channel 34.

In the immediate Memphis area, this station can also viewed on the second digital subchannel of sister station WTWV, thereby expanding WWTW’s coverage area into the rest of the Memphis market. ^[1]

History

WWTW signed on the air as an independent station on December 7, 2010. Their main channel is branded as ACME Classics TV. The station mainly airs classic television shows, mostly public domain content. ^[2]

References

↑ Digital TV Market Listing for WTWV RabbitEars.Info. Retrieved January 31, 2015.
↑ ACMEClassics - TV Schedule

External links

Broadcast television in Western Tennessee, including Memphis, Northwestern Mississippi and the Eastern Delta Region of Arkansas

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Local stations	WREG-TV (3.1 CBS, 3.2 NC3A, 3.3 Antenna TV) WMC-TV (5.1 NBC, 5.2 Bounce TV, 5.3 Grit TV) WHBQ-TV (13.1 Fox, 13.2 Escape, 13.3 Decades) WPGF-LD (17.1 TeLe-Romántica) WATN-TV (24.1 ABC, 24.2 Laff) WLMT (30.1 The CW, 30.2 MyNetworkTV/MeTV) WFBI-LD (33.1 Silent) WBXP-LP (44.1 SBN) W46EF (46.1 Silent) WPXX-TV (50.1 Ion, 50.2 Qubo, 50.3 Ion Life, 50.4 Ion Shop, 50.5 QVC Over Air, 50.6 HSN) WPYM-LD (56.1 Retro TV)

Public television	WKNO (10.1 PBS, 10.2 WKNO2) WMAV-TV (18.1 PBS/MPB, 18.2 PBS HD, 18.3 Create)

Religious	WTWV (23.1 IND, 23.2 Simulcast of WWTW) WBUY-TV (40.1 TBN, 40.2 Church, 40.3 JUCE TV/Smile, 40.4 Enlace, 40.5 Salsa) W50EA-D (42.1 3ABN, 42.2 3ABN Proclaim, 42.3 Dare to Dream, 42.4 3ABN Latino, 42.5 3ABN Radio, 42.6 3ABN Radio Latino, 42.7 Radio 74) WDNM-LD (59.1 Daystar)

Cable channels	Fox Sports Tennessee WYPL-TV CTAE-19 SWNOW

Outlying areas	West Tennessee WDYR-CD (18.1 Silent) Northern Mississippi WPRQ-LD (12.1 This TV) WBII-CD (20.1 SBN, 20.2 Tuff TV, 20.3 GOD TV, 20.4 Heartland) WWTW (34.1 IND, 34.2 Simulcast of WTWV) WQEK-LD (36.1 Cozi TV, 36.2 Newsmax, 36.3 AMGTV, 36.4 ASN, 36.5 TCN, 36.6 Silent, 36.7 Liquidation, 36.8 QVC+ -- Clarksdale, MS)

Defunct stations	W06AW 6 (UBN, Selmer, TN) WDYR-CD 18 (Ind./Daystar, Dyersburg) W42BY 42 (3ABN) W63BV 63 (ValueVision)

Adjacent locals	Jonesboro, AR KAIT (8.1 ABC, 8.2 NBC) KTEJ (19.1 PBS/AETN, 19.2 AETN Scholar/World, 19.3 Create, 19.4 AIRS (audio) KPMF-LD (26.1 MyNet/DrTV, 26.2 GetTV, 26.3 Comet, 26.4 Buzzr, 26.5 Sonlife, 26.6 QVC) KJNB-LD (39.1 Fox, 39.2 CBS) KVTJ (48.1 VTN)

Tennessee broadcast television areas by city Chattanooga Jackson Knoxville Memphis Nashville Paducah, KY Tri-Cities See also Jonesboro TV Little Rock TV Greenwood TV Tupelo TV Huntsville TV

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