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Telecom Innovations began with a husband-and-wife duo, Emily and Jason Poole, and their desire to create a company that embodied the qualities they look for in partnerships. A passion for modern technology. Growth-promoting expertise. And reliability that yields long-term trust. Today, Telecom Innovations serves hundreds of customers nationwide, from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. In addition to structured cabling systems, we also provide managed network services, access control systems, data center services, audiovisual systems and more. Our expansive, customizable solutions and product quality guarantees keep businesses running smoothly with less downtime – and more productivity. If you’re looking for an IT partnership that goes beyond the sale (and network installation), we’re ready to connect.

ACME Communications was co-founded by Chairman and original CEO Jamie Kellner, who previously served as a Fox Television Network executive and was founding CEO of The WB Television Network. Kellner used the name ACME as a play on the fictitious Acme Corporation featured in Warner Bros.' Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner animated film series and other animated Warner media. The ownership portfolio of ACME Communications included television stations generally located in medium-sized US media markets, all of which ACME obtained through acquisitions (save for one station in Knoxville that the company built from the ground up). All but one of ACME's stations were affiliated with The WB or converted to WB affiliation at purchase, likely playing on Kellner's previous relationship with that network. The ACME WB stations were among the first to line up affiliations with The CW Television Network when The WB and UPN amalgamated in 2006. ACME's station portfolio reached a peak of 11 stations in the early 2000s, at which time ACME also ventured into program production with the 2002 debut of The Daily Buzz, a syndicated daily morning news and information program.