ATVA ATVA Blasts Tegna in Dish Carriage Dispute The American Television Alliance said “this blackout is another example of broadcast conglomerates prioritizing profit over people.” ATVA Applauds the FCC’s Proposed Gray TV Fine The association representing pay TV operators and independent programmers urged FCC to close ”loopholes” in ownership rules ATVA, NAB Renew Retrans, Ownership Battle at New FCC Dueling meetings pitch very different views Grid List Latest about ATVA ATVA Says Congress Should Reject NAB’s Relief Proposal By Michael Balderston published 17 April 20 Says TV conglomerates would gain access to small business funds 2019 on Track to Record Number of TV Blackouts, Says ATVA By Phil Kurz published 22 July 19 With five months to go, the total is already tied with the previous record set in 2017. ATVA: 62 Station Blackouts Thus Far in 2019 By Michael Balderston published 3 June 19 Since 2016, there has been an average of more than 12 station blackouts a month. ATVA Doubles Down On Three Objections To ATSC 3.0 Order By Phil Kurz published 26 April 18 The American Television Alliance has reiterated its position asking the FCC to reconsider three separate objections it previously raised to the commission’s ATSC 3.0 Order ATVA Files Petition for Limited Reconsideration of ATSC 3.0 Order By Phil Kurz published 7 March 18 Asking FCC to reconsider three pieces of its Next-Gen TV authorization Alliance Cries Foul Over TV Retrans Blackouts By Phil Kurz published 9 January 18 Last year TV broadcasters set a record for the number of blackouts recorded in a single year, taking down cable and satellite TV signals 213 times, according to the American TV Alliance. Pay-TV, Consumer Groups Slam ATSC 3.0 Proposal By Tom Butts published 27 October 17 Groups claim ‘volutary’ adoption will force consumers to buy new equipment, jeopardize retrans 12 The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy, including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1G&D Launches PersonalWorkplace-Controller2Cloud-Based Gaming Could Dramatically Boost Broadband Usage3SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2022 Unveils Programming Plans4World Broadcasting Unions Updates Cybersecurity Recommendations5NTT to Power Enhanced Experience for Indianapolis 500 and INDYCAR
ATVA Says Congress Should Reject NAB’s Relief Proposal By Michael Balderston published 17 April 20 Says TV conglomerates would gain access to small business funds
2019 on Track to Record Number of TV Blackouts, Says ATVA By Phil Kurz published 22 July 19 With five months to go, the total is already tied with the previous record set in 2017.
ATVA: 62 Station Blackouts Thus Far in 2019 By Michael Balderston published 3 June 19 Since 2016, there has been an average of more than 12 station blackouts a month.
ATVA Doubles Down On Three Objections To ATSC 3.0 Order By Phil Kurz published 26 April 18 The American Television Alliance has reiterated its position asking the FCC to reconsider three separate objections it previously raised to the commission’s ATSC 3.0 Order
ATVA Files Petition for Limited Reconsideration of ATSC 3.0 Order By Phil Kurz published 7 March 18 Asking FCC to reconsider three pieces of its Next-Gen TV authorization
Alliance Cries Foul Over TV Retrans Blackouts By Phil Kurz published 9 January 18 Last year TV broadcasters set a record for the number of blackouts recorded in a single year, taking down cable and satellite TV signals 213 times, according to the American TV Alliance.
Pay-TV, Consumer Groups Slam ATSC 3.0 Proposal By Tom Butts published 27 October 17 Groups claim ‘volutary’ adoption will force consumers to buy new equipment, jeopardize retrans
