Tyler Media Group
Introduction '''Tyler Media Group''', also known as '''Tyler Broadcasting Corporation''' or simply '''Tyler Media''', is a family-owned Oklahoma business with Radio, TV and outdoor advertising assets in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Tyler Media owns five television stations (consisting of two Univision network affiliates, one Estrella TV affiliate and two Telemundo affiliates) and thirteen radio stations (nine English-language and four Spanish-language). The company also operates an outdoor advertising company, '''Tyler Outdoor Advertising''', and '''Tyler Media Digital''', Tyler Media's newest marketing extension. The company is headquartered at 5101 South Shields Boulevard in Oklahoma City.
History The company was founded in 1965 by Ralph Tyler, when it purchased KEBC radio in Oklahoma City; Tyler owned the station for 14 years until 1986.Tyler re-entered the radio business in 1994 with the purchase of a station in Ada. Tyler Media entered the television industry in 2004 after it purchased Oklahoma City television station KQOK (channel 30). After the sale, Tyler Media converted the station into a Telemundo affiliate and recalled the station to KTUZ-TV after its new radio sister.On April 16, 2009, Tyler purchased five affiliates of the Spanish-language network Univisión at an auction held by Equity Media Holdings, which was liquidating its assets that year due to bankruptcy. After the sale was approved by the FCC, this created a duopoly with KTUZ-TV. Equity had owned both stations at some point, KTUZ-TV was owned by Equity from sign-on until 2004 when Equity traded channel 30 to Tyler Media in exchange for KUOK.On July 15, 2012, Tyler Media entered into an agreement with Renda Broadcasting to purchase that company's Oklahoma City radio cluster (KMGL, KOMA, KRXO and KOKC) for $40 million. In accordance to limits imposed by the Federal Communications Commission on the number of radio stations a single broadcasting entity can own in a single market, Tyler sold KTLR-AM/FM and KKNG to WPA Radio for $1.6 million.In early 2017, Tyler Media launched its newest marketing extension called,  Tyler Media Digital.
Stations ===Television=======Current==== City of license/Market Station Channel''TV (RF)'' Owned from Affiliation Shawnee, Oklahoma/Oklahoma City, Oklahoma '''KTUZ-TV''' '''30 (29)''' 2004 '''Telemundo''' Woodward, Oklahoma '''KUOK''' '''35 (35)''' 2009 '''Univision''' Oklahoma City, Oklahoma '''KUOK-LD'''''(repeater of KUOK)'' '''36 (--)''' 2009 '''Univision''' '''KOCY-LD''' '''48 (14)''' 2009 '''Estrella TV''' Tulsa, Oklahoma '''KUTU-CD''' '''25 (17)''' 2009 '''Univision'''====Former==== City of license/Market Station Channel''TV (RF)'' Owned from Affiliation Sulphur, Oklahoma '''KOKT-LP'''''(repeater of KUOK)'' '''20 (--)''' 2009–2011 '''Univision'''===Radio=== City of license Call sign Frequency Current format Del City, Oklahoma KEBC  1560 AM  Sports Newcastle, Oklahoma KJKE  93.3 FM  Country Music Okarche, Oklahoma KTUZ-FM  106.7 FM  Regional Mexican Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KMGL  104.1 FM  Adult Contemporary KOKC  1520 AM  News Talk KOMA  92.5 FM  Classic Hits KRXO-FM  107.7 FM  Sports KTLR  890 AM  News Talk Tulsa, Oklahoma KRXO  1270 AM  Spanish CHR KTUZ  1570 AM  Regional Mexican====Translators==== City of license Frequency Rebroadcasts Current format Norman, Oklahoma 103.3 FM  KEBC  Sports Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 92.9 FM  KOMA-HD2  Alternative Rock 95.3 FM  KOKC (AM)  News/Talk 96.5 FM  KRXO-HD3  Spanish oldies 103.1 FM  KOMA-HD3  Classic hip hop 103.7 FM  KTLR  News/Talk 104.5 FM  KRXO-HD2  Classic rock Tulsa, Oklahoma 101.9 FM  KTUZ (AM)  Regional Mexican 104.1 FM  KTUZ (AM)  Regional Mexican 107.9 FM  KRXO (AM)  Spanish CHR
References
External links * Official website