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WBDT now shares studios with WDTN in Moraine (Dayton). Studios were in Miamisburg (Dayton). City of license is Springfield, but station id's show WBDT Springfield-Dayton, with I suppose "Dayton" being parenthetical according to FCC rules. The station serves the Dayton market. Other Dayton stations identify during station id's as Dayton-Springfield (due to some long ago desire for Springfield viewers not to switch loyalties to Columbus TV). With all of this, my question is what should be listed in the Infobox Broadcast template for location, and what for city? And is there another category, not included in the template, for the area a station markets to, regardless of FCC regs. Chaswmsday (talk) 16:11, 10 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

A recent edit changed body text from "WRGT-TV" to "WRGT", citing MOS that the "-TV" wording should only appear once. In fact, there is still at least one "WRGT-TV" left. I can find no such guidance in MOS, and I find mixed usage in many other TV station articles. I will restore "-TV" pending guidance otherwise. --Chaswmsday (talk) 15:54, 8 September 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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