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Update needed — programming changes

A children's television programming report filed for WMEI on January 9, 2012 indicates that the Mega TV affiliation has ceased… apparently, the third party providing the station's financial resources stopped making its payments to CMCG on July 1, 2011, which of course led to a lawsuit, and the station went dark for two months (October 25–December 13, 2011) while it figured out what to do next. Although no actual mention is made of Spanish Broadcasting System, Mega TV's owner, it does appear that this dispute resulted in the affiliation going away, and I have no idea what is airing on WMEI and its satellites now, other than that its E/I shows are now the religious-themed anime Superbook and The Flying House. (It had been airing Mega TV's Te Voy A Contar for E/I during the affiliation.) Typically, when your E/I shows are in the religious realm, so is the rest of the programming… but I know nothing else about the actual WMEI programming at present, and it seems nobody told Zap2It that WMEI stopped airing its Spanish-language version of The Local AccuWeather Channel in 2009, so that's of little help (especially as the listings show nothing but AccuWeather…). (And what of the WSJU-TV article, which still doesn't reflect the fact that Mega TV hasn't been there in several years…) --WCQuidditch ☎ ✎ 05:14, 3 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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