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Television Stations & Broadcasting Cooperatives in Boise, ID
103.3 Kiss Fm-Ksas FM - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 384-1033
Cable One Media Services - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 342-1111
Classic Country 630-Kfxd Am - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 376-4580
Journal Broadcast Group - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 344-3511
Kbci-Tv Channel 2-Cbs 24 Hour News Channel - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 336-5222
KIDO Am Newsradio 580 - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 580-5436
King Broadcasting - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 375-7277
KLTB Fm-Kool 104.3 - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 344-6363
Knin-Tv Channel 9 - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 331-0909
KOOL 104.3-Kltb FM - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 338-1043
Ktvb-Idaho'S News Channel 7 NBC - News Tips - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 321-5614
KWEI Spanish Radio - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 367-1859
Mix 106-Kcix FM - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 376-5106
Newsradio 580 Kido-Kido Am - Programming Feedback Line - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 275-8860
T-Netix - Boise, ID - Phone: (208) 321-4558
Helpful Definition for: Television Stations & Broadcasting Cooperatives
Television stations and broadcasting cooperatives in Boise transmit programs over terrestrial television. They can be by analog television signals, or more recently, by digital television. The television broadcasting standards are set by the government. The stations procure license from a government agency defining the geographic area that the station is limited to and allocating the broadcast frequency for the station’s transmissions, also placing limits on what types of programs can be broadcast. This also requires the station to broadcast a minimum amount of certain programs.
