Nine full-power TV stations make up the network, all stations have callsigns beginning with a K, as licensed by the Federal Communications Commission ( FCC ), & ending in IN " IN " stands for Iowa Network.

** Iowa Communications Network, an Iowa state agency

* Communications studies resources-University of Iowa

The Iowa Communications Network ( ICN ) is a state-administered fiber optics network designed to provide equal access to Iowans with modern telecommunication resources.

The Iowa Communications Network provides high quality, www. icn. state. ia. us, full-motion video ; data ; high-speed Internet connections ; and telephone service to a variety of authorized users, which includes state and federal government agencies, K-12 schools, higher education institutions, hospitals and public libraries.

Iowa Communications Network allows citizens to take advantage of Telemedicine, which makes specialty care more accessible to rural Iowans and simplifies provider education by allowing rural health practitioners to “ attend ” educational programs without leaving their communities.

As well, the Iowa Communications Network has been integrated into a Telejustice system, a way of using two-way interactive video to reduce the expense of expert witnesses and allows crime victims to testify at parole hearings without the inconvenience and tension associated with traveling to a meeting where an inmate was present.

In FY2007, over 50, 000 Iowa students and teachers benefited from distance learning opportunities delivered over the Iowa Communications Network.

Iowa Communications Network has teamed up with numerous other state agencies to provide educational training opportunities for Iowans.

Category: Communications in Iowa

KMXG is owned by Clear Channel Communications, with studios located in Davenport, Iowa.

Perry sold WESH to Cowles Communications of Des Moines, Iowa in 1965.

In 1989, Knight-Ridder sold all of its broadcasting properties to separate buyers as part of a plan to reduce an accumulated $ 929 million debt, with KTVY going to Palmer Communications, owner of fellow NBC affiliate WHO-TV ( channel 13 ) in Des Moines, Iowa ( and former owner of what is today KWQC-TV ( channel 6 ) in Davenport ) in September of that year.

The station's studios are located in room 2022 of the Communications Building at Iowa State University in Ames ( where the station is licensed ) along with WOI-FM.

Ames Broadcasting Company owned KCCQ along with KASI in Ames, Iowa, and KIKD-FM in Lake City, IA until 1999 when KASI & KCCQ were sold to Jacor, which, at the time recently merged with Clear Channel Communications.

In 1955, the station was bought by Cowles Communications of Des Moines, Iowa.

The station is owned by Clear Channel Communications and is located in Des Moines, Iowa.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa: WDG Communications, 2004.

WLLR ( commonly known as " No. 1 Country ") is owned by Clear Channel Communications, with studios located in Davenport, Iowa.

Later that year, UNESCO responded to a proposal from the UI Writing University committee by designating Iowa City the world's third City of Literature, making it part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.

As part of the state's ambition, it rebranded KDIN as the Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network.

By 1977 the newly-renamed Iowa Public Broadcasting Network had eight full-power stations.

He went on to become news director at KMNS in Sioux City, Iowa, and later as the State Capitol correspondent for KTOK Radio in Oklahoma City, and the Oklahoma News Network.

Originally ISCABBS was run on the University of Iowa's Engineering Departments Iowa Computer Aided Engineering Network " ICAEN " and accessibile only by engineering students.

In 2011, all White Sox, Bulls, and Cubs games televised on WCIU began to be simulcast to local stations in central Illinois and Iowa through what is referred to on-air as the " WGN Sports Network.

Through partnerships with education, medicine, the judicial system, government agencies, and the National Guard, the Network brings this live video to around 750 sites, or nodes, around Iowa, located in schools, National Guard armories, libraries, hospitals, and federal and state government offices.

The CCI project, proposed during the second round, will enhance the Network to a ten ( 10 ) Gbps ( gigabytes per second ) backbone that would reach all 99 counties in Iowa.

Fallon also worked as a field canavasser for Iowa Citizen Action Network during this period.

Known as News at 10 on WBIN, the show is produced in partnership with the Independent News Network ( INN ) of Davenport, Iowa.

This railway connection caused transportation and commerce with Chicago to significantly improve. The addition of new railroad lines to Muscatine and Iowa City, and the acquiring of other lines by the Rock Island Railroad, caused Davenport to became a commercial railroad hub.

In 2005, Upper Iowa University was accepted into full membership of the NCAA Division II athletics and became a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference ( NSIC ).

* Arabella A. Mansfield became the first woman in the United States awarded a license to practice law, at Mount Pleasant, Iowa.

Ferguson's sense of what was " right " became the basis for the Beiderbecke Romantic legend, which has traditionally emphasized the musician's Iowa roots, his often careless dress, his difficulty sight reading, the purity of his tone, his drinking, and his early death.

A smaller number returned to the Midwest from Oklahoma ( or did not go ) and became the Mesquakie tribe in Iowa ( Meswaki Settlement, Iowa ).

** Iowa Territory ( land between the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers ) was split from Wisconsin Territory 1838 and became a state in 1846.

*** Minnesota Territory was split from Iowa Territory in 1849 and became a state in 1858

It was also in this period that he became interested in Transcendental Meditation, going on to teach it in Cambridge, Massachusetts ( where he also worked as a low-level computer programmer ) and Fairfield, Iowa.

At that time, the I-AA members from the MVC ( Illinois State, Indiana State, and Southern Illinois ) joined Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Southwest Missouri State, and Western Illinois from the AMCU and together became a football conference under the Gateway's auspices.

Francis Marion (" Bud ") Wright, an Iowa farm boy who migrated to California as a young man, became a ranch hand for Senator Porter and later co-developer of the Hawk Ranch, which is now Northridge land.

James Van Allen of the University of Iowa proposed a cylindrical satellite, which became Explorer 1, the first American satellite.

The Roseman covered bridge from 1883 in Iowa became famous when it was featured in both the novel and the film.

Union County was home to many notable jurists in its early history, including John F. Kinney, who practiced in Union County in 1836 and eventually became a supreme court justice in Iowa and later a congressman from Utah.

At Iowa State he became a friend of George Washington Carver, and they spent time together collecting botanical specimens.

Vilsack narrowly won the general election and became the first Democrat to serve as governor of Iowa in 30 years and only the fifth Democrat to hold the office in the 20th century.

Along with McGregor, the city became a major hub on the railroad, as grain from throughout Iowa and Minnesota was sent through the city en route to Lake Michigan.

Marquette subsequently became home to a major rail yard, which even as late as 1920 was the busiest in Iowa, employing 400 people.

McGregor quickly became a major commercial center, and served as a hub where grain from Iowa and Minnesota could be transported across the Mississippi and sent on to Milwaukee via railroad.

Eleven years later, his son Alexander Jr. became the first black graduate of the University of Iowa College of Law and its first black graduate from any department.

Mount Sterling became something of a bedroom community with residents forced to find work in larger area towns like Keosauqua, Keokuk, and Fairfield Iowa.

) The Taft family became an American political dynasty, especially in Ohio, but also in Iowa, Rhode Island, Vermont, and other states.

Bert and Al Pettit who came from Iowa in 1879 and 1880, respectively, later purchased Mr. Stewart's elevator and started the Pettit Grain and Potato Company, which became a large and important business in Central Minnesota.

The farmers formed a baseball team that became well known throughout Nebraska and Iowa, and was known for drawing large crowds to its games.

Colonel Peter Sarpy, a French Creole fur trader who also was based in St. Louis, established a trading post across the river from Bellevue in what became Iowa.