WOIL-CD

WOIL-CD is a low-power television station licensed to Talladega, Alabama, in the United States. It is identified in public data as a television station serving the Talladega area, and it presents itself to viewers under the on-air brand WOIL TV 47. The station's official web presence at tv47.tv centers on a livestream of its programming, reflecting the way many small-market and low-power U.S. stations now distribute their signal online alongside traditional over-the-air broadcasting. As a low-power station, WOIL-CD operates under the low-power television framework in the United States, which is designed for smaller coverage areas and community-oriented service rather than the large regional footprints of full-power commercial network affiliates. Its city of license, Talladega, is a small city in central Alabama, and the station's identity is closely tied to that local market. The "CD" suffix in its call sign denotes a Class A digital low-power television station, a category that carries certain protection and carriage expectations under U.S. broadcast rules. The station's branding as "TV 47" indicates its channel position in the local market. Its website, tv47.tv, is used primarily to provide a live stream of the station's feed, which is a common approach for low-power stations seeking to reach viewers who watch online rather than through an antenna or cable system. Beyond its licensing and branding, detailed public information about WOIL-CD's ownership, programming schedule, and history is limited in the available evidence, and the station is best understood as a local broadcast outlet serving the Talladega, Alabama, area.

WOIL-CD is a low-power television station licensed to Talladega, Alabama. Public reference data identifies it as a television station in Talladega, Alabama, and its on-air and online identity is built around the brand WOIL TV 47. The station's official website, tv47.tv, presents a livestream of its feed, which is the primary publicly documented service associated with the station in the available evidence. The call sign suffix "-CD" indicates that WOIL-CD is a Class A digital low-power television station under U.S. broadcast classifications. Class A status is a specific category within the low-power television service that provides certain protections and, in many cases, must meet minimum programming and operational requirements. Low-power stations like WOIL-CD typically serve smaller communities and may carry a mix of local, syndicated, and network or independent programming depending on their affiliations and ownership. Talladega, the station's city of license, is a small city in central Alabama. Stations licensed to such communities often function as local outlets, providing area news, community information, and entertainment to viewers within their coverage area. The "47" in the WOIL TV 47 brand corresponds to the station's channel position in the local market, a common convention for U.S. television branding. Detailed historical records — such as the station's original sign-on date, ownership changes, network affiliations, and programming evolution — are not present in the supplied evidence. What is documented is the station's licensing to Talladega, Alabama, its low-power Class A digital status implied by the "-CD" suffix, and its current public-facing brand and livestream at tv47.tv. The station therefore appears in this dossier as an active local broadcast outlet serving the Talladega, Alabama, area.

Local low-power television station serving Talladega, Alabama, branded as WOIL TV 47.

• WOIL TV 47 broadcast channel

  The station's over-the-air television channel, branded as WOIL TV 47.

• tv47.tv livestream

  An online livestream of the station's feed available through its official website.

1. 1WOIL TV 47tv47.tv
2. 2WOIL-CDwikidata.org