HARRY C. MARTIN
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The new proposal would allow a station to elect must-carry for either its analog or digital channel and to elect retransmission consent for the other channel during the transition.
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The commission is reminding video programming distributors that the closed captioning benchmarks for new English and Spanish non-exempt video programming
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A brief review of applicable law and regulation governing access to time by political candidates.
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The Association for Maximum Service Television (MSTV) recently submitted a five-step plan for moving all television stations to permanent digital channels in the core to the FCC
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The FCC has released a controversial Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that could open the door for the use of unlicensed devices on vacant TV channels
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According to the Bureau, an à la carte model would not lower subscription costs or promote viewer choice
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A description of portions of the Transition Order and the important upcoming deadlines
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Requiring adherence to uniform frequency coordination procedures is expected to reduce interference between services sharing a band.
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The FCC fined three San Diego TV stations for failure to make emergency information accessible to persons with hearing disabilities
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In response to a Congressional mandate, the FCC recently inquired whether satellite and cable TV operators should be required to offer their programming
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Senator John McCain has introduced a bill that would bring back “tax certificates” for those who sell communications companies, including broadcast stations, to qualified small businesses.
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In June, the Commission held an en banc hearing on the need for new broadcast and cable equal employment opportunity (EEO) rules.
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The FCC has established rules for converting low-power television (LPTV), television translator and Class A TV stations to the DTV mode
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This year the FCC will continue its push towards a full DTV transition. The most immediate concerns for TV broadcasters are as follows: Buildout and PSIP
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Proponents of DTS claim that broadcasters can use it to overcome DTV signal delivery problems
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