Orlando, Florida

===Television===

Orlando is the center of the 19th-largest [[media market]] in the United States according to [[Nielsen Media Research]] as of the 2010–2011 TV season.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/media_entertainment/number-of-u-s-tv-households-climbs-by-one-million-for-2010-11-tv-season/ |title=Number of U.S. TV Households Climbs by One Million for 2010–11 TV Season &#124; Nielsen Wire |publisher=Blog.nielsen.com |date=August 27, 2010 |access-date=December 10, 2011}}</ref> Three major network affiliates operate in the city: [[WKMG-TV]] 6 ([[CBS]]), [[WFTV]] 9 ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]) and [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] [[Owned-and-operated station|O&O]] [[WOFL]] 35. WFTV and WOFL operate additional stations in Orlando, with WFTV operating independent station [[WRDQ]] 27 and WOFL operating [[MyNetworkTV]] [[Owned-and-operated station|O&O]] [[WRBW]] 65. The market's [[NBC]] affiliate, [[WESH]] 2, is licensed to [[Daytona Beach, Florida|Daytona Beach]] and also owns and operates [[The CW|CW]] affiliate [[WKCF]] 18, licensed to [[Clermont, Florida|Clermont]]; both stations operate out of studios based in nearby [[Eatonville, Florida|Eatonville]].

The city is also served by three [[Public broadcasting|public television]] stations: [[WUCF-TV]] 24, the market's [[PBS]] member station operated by the [[University of Central Florida]], and two independent stations: [[Daytona State College]]'s [[WDSC-TV]] 15 in [[New Smyrna Beach, Florida|New Smyrna Beach]] and [[Eastern Florida State College]]'s [[WEFS]] 68 in [[Cocoa, Florida|Cocoa]].

Four Spanish-language channels are licensed in Orlando, including [[UniMás]] O&O [[WOTF-DT]] 43 and [[Telemundo]] affiliate [[WTMO-CD]] 31. [[Univision]] affiliate [[WVEN-TV]] 43, which operates WOTF-DT under a [[Local marketing agreement|LMA]], is based in Daytona Beach. Several English-language stations also operate Spanish-language subchannels.

The city's cable system is run by [[Bright House Networks]], which merged with [[Charter Communications|Charter]] in May 2016, and is now called Spectrum. Spectrum operates [[News 13]], a cable-exclusive regional 24/7 news channel which covers Central Florida news, including that of Orlando.

Orlando is also home to [[NBC Sports]]' [[Golf Channel]] cable television network. Facilities, including studios and administration, are located at 7580 Golf Channel Drive, just blocks from the [[International Drive|I-Drive]] tourism corridor.