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Will LPTV survive after spectrum auctions?

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The Advanced Television Broadcasting Alliance says LPTV and translator operators must be protected. Is there a future for LPTV? It’s a question even being asked...

FCC Gets Earful From House on Spectrum of Issues

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House Energy and Commerce Committee members came prepared with a boatload of questions for the five FCC commissioners in a Wednesday hearing on the...

HTSC: Don’t Forget Government Spectrum

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In advance of a Hill hearing on the FCC's incentive spectrum auctions slated for Wednesday, Dec. 11, computer companies reminded both the House and...

Is A “Dongle” On Your Holiday Wish List This Year?

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The holiday season is officially upon us! Before you pack up the kids to go over the mountain and through the woods to grandma’s...

It’s not necessarily lights for LPTV

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We’ve watched the FCC move rule-neglecting Class A television stations down to the lower-grade LPTV status during the course of 2012, suggesting that LPTVs...

Report: Sprint, Dish held talks on spectrum-hosting deal

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Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S) and Dish Network, which are battling each other at the FCC over technical issues related to Dish's satellite spectrum, held talks...

FCC Mulls How Spectrum Auction Will Work

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The first “incentive auction” to clear some broadcast TV spectrum for sale to wireless operators is on the fast-track, but there are still important...

LPTV: Will It Survive? The Alliance Comments on Today’s Congressional Hearing

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December 12, 2012 - The Advanced Television Broadcasting Alliance applauds Congressman Joe Barton (R-Texas) for calling for protection of all Low Power Television Stations...

More and More People Realize ‘Spectrum Crisis’ Was Bogus – Next...

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After years of hyping the frightening concept of a looming spectrum apocalypse, the press slowly appears to be realizing there wasn’t much of a...

AT&T Admits There’s No Spectrum Crisis At Least Until The Next...

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A little dated but worth the read:You'll recall that during their bid to acquire T-Mobile, AT&T repeatedly insisted that there was a terrible spectrum...