KSAT 12: AI in News & Public File Contact Info
- Individuals seeking assistance with KSAT 12’s Public File can reach out by phone at (210) 351-1200, according to information released by the station.
- KSAT 12, serving San Antonio, Texas, has publicly affirmed its commitment to both informing and engaging its audience.
- The station is licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with a license expiring on August 1, 2030.
KSAT 12 Offers Public File Assistance, Highlights AI Integration
Individuals seeking assistance with KSAT 12’s Public File can reach out by phone at , according to information released by the station.
KSAT 12, serving San Antonio, Texas, has publicly affirmed its commitment to both informing and engaging its audience. A recent statement detailed the station’s incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies into its news gathering, reporting, and presentation processes. The station encourages viewers to read an article outlining their approach to utilizing AI.
The station is licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with a license expiring on . KSAT-TV’s Facility ID is 53118, and its community of license is San Antonio, Texas. Graham Media Group, San Antonio, Inc. Is the licensee, with a main studio address of 1408 N. St. Mary’s Street, San Antonio, TX 78215. The station’s main phone number is .
For carriage election inquiries, individuals can contact A. Parker via email at aparker@ksat.com or by phone at . Frank Daniels, Director of Technology, serves as the Closed Captioning Contact, reachable at . His email is also available for contact.
KSAT 12’s website is available for public access. The station filed a Public and Broadcasting Manual on , with file number B395B. According to station records, it operates with fewer than five full-time employees and previously filed paperwork in paper format.
Recent news reports indicate broader trends impacting the media landscape. A report from KSAT noted a drop in US stocks as investors assess the performance of companies involved in Artificial Intelligence. Another KSAT report covered protests in multiple states regarding immigration policy and its impact on Minnesota’s Target stores.
The FCC profile for KSAT-TV details the station’s technical specifications, including a virtual channel of 12 and a frequency of 204.0. The station operates as a Digital TV service and is classified as a Commercial station.