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CaribeVision and WPLG Local 10 Join Forces as a Service to the Community During Hurricane Season
MIAMI, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- CaribeVision Television Network and WPLG
Local 10 today announced an alliance to provide hurricane-related news to the
Hispanic community ofSouth Florida throughout the 2008 hurricane season, as
well as coverage of Hurricane Ike's passing throughSouth Florida.
Channel 10's (Local 10) Meteorology Center is one of the best inthe
United States. The center's team of experts provides immediate forecasts of
tropical storms and potential hurricanes as they take form in the Atlantic.
Under the direction of Max Mayfield, the dean of meteorologists in our region,
and with the support of Trent Aric, viewers inSouth Florida have always been
able to count on the professionalism and coverage of Local 10's news desk 24
hours a day, 7 days a week.
Well-known meteorologists Max Mayfield and Trent Aric will offer up-to-
the-minute information to viewers of CaribeVision's Channel 48 inMiami,
Channel 34 inNew York and Channel 24 inPuerto Rico, along with news from
Noticias CaribeVision. Maite Luna and Arlena Amaro will provide instant
coverage and detailed information about the development of Hurricane Ike and
what steps to take as it makes landfall inFlorida.
"We are pleased to keep our viewers informed at a time when the community
needs us. Our principal duty is to safeguard Floridians, putting competition
aside, and to be of service to the community as we await the imminent landfall
of Hurricane Ike," said Dave Boylan, Vice President and General Manager of
WPLG Local 10.
"CaribeVision's Local 10 will provide up-to-the-minute information, with
weather experts Max Mayfield and Trent Aric broadcasting the latest bulletins
on Hurricane Ike directly from Local 10 facilities. Our viewers will be kept
up-to-date through CaribeVision with the help of experts Max and Trent," said
Carlos Barba, President and CEO of Programming for CaribeVision Television
Network.
CaribeVision and WPLG Local 10 unite with the commitment to keep our
community informed with the most up-to-the-minute information on Hurricane
Ike. Stay tuned to WPLG Local 10 and CaribeVision Channel 48 inMiami, Channel
34 inNew York and Channel 24 inPuerto Rico.
About CaribeVision Television Network
CaribeVision Television Network, which reaches more than 7 million
households, is owned by Pegaso TV (owned by the Burillo Azcarraga family,
TeleCinco and Quantek) and Barba Television. CaribeVision is the only 24/7
television network serving the entertainment, news, sports and information
needs of both Hispanic and general audience viewers who have an interest in
the culture and lifestyle of theCaribbean. Carried by the nation's top MSOs,
including Time Warner Cable and Comcast, the fully advertising-supported
network currently serves the markets ofNew York (WPXO-TV),Miami (WFUN-TV)
andPuerto Rico. InPuerto Rico, CaribeVision is available via WJPX Channel 24
(San Juan), WIRS Channel 42 (Jayuya), WKPV Channel 20 (Ponce), WJWN-TV Channel
38 (Aguada), Choice Cable - Channel 21, Liberty Cable - Channel 24, One Link -
Channel 24. The four full power stations provide 100 percent coverage of the
island. In addition to airing first-run, originally produced series and
specials that directly reflect the beauty, rhythm, and passion of the tropics,
CaribeVision also airs some ofSpain's most popular programming and news shows
fromItaly (as a result of its partnerships with TeleCinco). For more
information about CaribeVision, please visit: http://www.caribevision.com
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT THE CARIBEVISION OR LOCAL 10.COM WEBSITES
http://www.caribevision.com
http://www.local10.com
Vladimir Gomez
Public Relations
CaribeVision Television Network
WFUN-TV Canal 48
WPXO-TV Canal 34
WJPX -TV Canal 24
1520 NW. 79TH Ave.
Miami FL, 33126
vgomez@caribevision.com
Office: (786) 364-4824
SOURCE CaribeVision Television Network; WPLG Local 10
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