News Corp.'s fledgling My Network TV is beginning to look like a major broadcast network, at least in terms of U.S. household coverage. The new weblet Wednesday announced affiliate deals bringing it
to more than 91 percent of U.S. TV households. Seven new stations joining include: Three are former UPN stations owned by CBS Television Stations - WBFS Miami, WTCN-CA West Palm Beach, Fla., and WUPL
New Orleans. Additionally, MNTV, has added Multimedia Holdings' KTVD Denver, Clear Channel Television's WHP-DT Harrisburg, Pa., and WAWS-DT Jacksonville, Fla., and Sinclair Broadcasting Group's
WSYX-DT Columbus, Ohio. The network will launch on Sept. 5. -- Wayne Friedman
