According to Nielsen Media Research in the May 2011 ratings period, WTTE was the 2nd most watched Fox affiliate in the United States in prime time.

WTTE is the Fox-affiliated television station for Columbus, Ohio.

WTTE is owned by Cunningham Broadcasting but operated through a local marketing agreement ( a. k. a. LMA ) by the Sinclair Broadcast Group.

However, Sinclair effectively owns WTTE as well due to Cunningham's ownership structure.

Sinclair kept the longer-established WSYX and sold WTTE to Glencairn, Ltd. owned by former Sinclair executive Edwin Edwards.

In effect, Sinclair still owned WTTE, and now had a duopoly in Columbus in violation of FCC rules.

However, the FCC would not allow Sinclair to repurchase WTTE.

WTTE thus remained under the banner of Glencairn, which was then renamed Cunningham Broadcasting.

In 2006, all Sinclair-controlled Fox affiliates including WTTE extended their affiliation contracts until at least March 2012.

WTTE was one of only two full-power television stations in the Columbus market ( the other being WWHO ) that honored the original DTV transition date of February 17, 2009.

At 11: 59 p. m. on that date, WTTE transferred all its programming to its digital signal.

Although WTTE remained on its pre-transition channel number, 36, it uses PSIP to display its virtual channel as 28 on digital television receivers.

On October 18, 2010 the station reactivated their 28. 2 digital subchannel for the first time since December 2006, when WTTE discontinued carrying the now-defunct The Tube Music Network due to a disagreement between Sinclair and The Tube over E / I programming.

WTTE is also considered an alternate ABC affiliate airing that network's programs when WSYX is unable to do so such as during a breaking news emergency or local special.

WWHO is owned by Manhan Media and managed by Sinclair Broadcast Group, making it a sister station to ABC affiliate WSYX and Fox affiliate WTTE.

It was the first general-entertainment independent station in Columbus since WTTE signed on in 1984.

At that time the station became a secondary UPN affiliate, as UPN programming was moved from WTTE, primarily a Fox affiliate, to WWHO.

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Only in species that have the appropriate traits in their gene pool, and in which individuals typically interacted with genetic relatives in the natural conditions of their evolutionary history will social behavior potentially be elaborated, and consideration of the evolutionarily typical demographic composition of grouping contexts of that species is thus a first step in understanding how selection pressures upon inclusive fitness have shaped the forms of its social behavior.

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