VIDEO: Multi-Ethnic Station Serves Indian, Filipino, Taiwanese, and Many Communities

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Taiwanese, Filipinos, the Taiwanese, the Vietnamese, Spanish speakers, and the Indians now have a television channel devoted to their communities.

On free TV, not cable.

KAXT, based in San Jose, is the most diverse television channel in the nation, says co-founder Ravi Kapur, with 12 different news channels and eight audio stations, to serve hyperlocal communities in the Bay Area that never before had their own stations.

Co-founders Ravi Kapur and Warren Trumbly will launch the first African-American television channel on Sept. 26 to increase their coverage of the Bay Area's ethnic communities.

Once the FCC transitioned from analog to digital television in 2009, Kapur and Trumbly were able to transmit 20 channels using one stream. Ah, the power of digital.