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December 30, 2008

ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Hundreds of WALB-TV viewers will keep WALB on their cable lineup with an agreement reached between the Doerun cable company and Raycom Media.  

This station's parent company, Raycom Media, had reached agreements with cable companies in our viewing area, but as of Monday, Doerun Cable TV company had not yet come to terms with Raycom to keep WALB-TV on their channel lineup in 2009.  

On Tuesday morning, Doerun Cable TV signed a new contract, ensuring continued presence of WALB-TV on that cable system.

Raycom, an employee-owned company, is one of the nation's largest broadcasters and owns and operates 46 television stations in 18 states.  Raycom stations cover more than 12 percent of U. S. television households and employ 3,343 individuals in full and part-time positions.

In addition to television stations, Raycom owns Raycom Sports (a marketing, production and events management and distribution company in Charlotte, North Carolina); Raycom Post (a post production facility in Burbank, California), Broadview Media (a post production/telecommunications company based in Montgomery, Alabama), and CableVantage (a cable advertising sales group based in Columbia, South Carolina).

Further information about Raycom can be found at the corporate website:  www.raycommedia.com