 By 1990, TV48 had dropped the "HomeTown TV48" moniker and resorted to full-time satellite-fed programming from the short-lived Star Television Network in the 1990–1991 period (featuring classic TV shows from the 1940s), using the moniker "TV Heaven", and then Channel America.As a last-ditch effort to keep the TV48 signal on the air and producing a revenue stream, in 1992, it began airing pay-per-view music videos from The Box full-time (with audio simulcast from local CHR radio station WTWR during periods with no videos), which lasted until 1995.Station co-founder Robert S. "Bob" Moore, along with Denny Long, managed the station from its beginning until 1995.