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Luken adds stations in three more states

Staff photo by Tim Barber/Chattanooga Times Free Press -- Jun 4, 2012 - Luken Communications Vice President Matt Winn walks among the company's 10 satellite dishes atop the TV empire located on East 8th Street. The Chattanooga based company is bringing back the Nashville Network to programing this summer.
Staff photo by Tim Barber/Chattanooga Times Free Press -- Jun 4, 2012 - Luken Communications Vice President Matt Winn walks among the company's 10 satellite dishes atop the TV empire located on East 8th Street. The Chattanooga based company is bringing back the Nashville Network to programing this summer. Staff photo by Tim Barber/Chattanooga Times Free Press -- Jun 4, 2012 - Luken Communications Vice President Matt Winn walks among the company's 10 satellite dishes atop the TV empire located on East 8th Street. The Chattanooga based company is bringing back the Nashville Network to programing this summer.
photo David Leach, center, President and CEO for Luken Communications, sits with David Dornseif, left, Senior Vice President, Advertising Sales and Doug Evans, Executive Vice President and COO in the headquarters on East 8th Street.

Luken Communications, LLC said Thursday it is adding television stations in New York, Dallas and San Francisco to its Retro TV and Rev’n networks.

With the added affiliations, the footprints of Retro TV will be available in 79.8 million households and Rev’n may be assessed by 54 million households.will include 79.8 million households and 54 million households.

“We anticipate our audience’s positive response to the strong lineups offered by Luken,” said Xun Shao, general manager of New York Broadband. “From Doctor Who to classic movies to Rev’n News, Retro TV and Rev’n each offer something unique for every viewer. “

The Chattanooga-based Luken Communications offers diverse, family-friendly programming with its collection of seven networks reaching approximately 80 percent of all U.S. households via a blend of over-the-air, cable and satellite television.