incentive auction Keep the Chains Handy Mr. Goodmon FCC Reveals Losing Bids, Bidders in TV Incentive Auction Phase One and Done: FCC Marks First TV Station Repack Milestone Grid List Latest about incentive auction ACA: MVPDs Should Get Priority Access to Repack Funds By John Eggerton Says FM's, LPTVs should not be guaranteed share of 2019 $400 million in funds. Was the Incentive Auction Necessary? By Doug Irwin If you work in either radio or TV and are about to embark on a “repack” project (as I am) then what you are about to read may not seem very amusing at all. Incentive Auction Transition Progress Reports Due Oct. 10 By Michael Balderston The first filing deadline of Transition Progress Reports for full power and Class A stations that will be changing channels during the post-incentive auction transition is Oct. 10 That's All Folks: Incentive Auction Concludes By Deborah D McAdams The final take was $19.8 billion. Specifically, the commission added another $136 million in the frequency-assignment phase of the auction. Auction Goes Into Lightning Rounds By Deborah D McAdams The TV spectrum incentive action is going into lightning rounds as the prices inch up in a handful of smaller markets where demand continues to exceed supply FCC Waives Auction Quiet Period By Deborah D McAdams The Federal Communications Commission today waived the quiet period that enjoined broadcasters from talking shop during the TV spectrum incentive auction. Incentive Auction 'Success': A Skeptic's View By Michael Couzens On January 18, two days before he left office, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler released a statement lauding the completion of the incentive auction. Spectrum Demand Highest in Mid-Sized Markets By Deborah D McAdams Demand continued to exceed supply in cities such as Corpus Christi, Texas; Evansville, Ind.; Hannibal, Mo.; South Bend, Ind.; Valentine, Neb.; and Red Oak, Iowa, to name a few. Auction Round 1 Bidding Totals $17.7 Billion By Deborah D McAdams Broadcasters Seek $10 Billion for 84 MHZ By Deborah D McAdams Broadcasters asked $10 for 84 MHz in the fourth stage of the TV spectrum incentive reverse auction, which concluded as scheduled on Friday, Jan. 13. 123...567Next The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Thank you for signing up to TV Technology. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 The Basics of Infrastructure as Code 2 Successor to HEVC Good News for Hi-Resolution Video 3 Spectrum Repack Quietly Concludes 4 Report: 40% of Netflix Subscribers Added New Streaming Service During Pandemic 5 Quibi Loses 90% of Free Trial Users, Per Report 1 Virtual Production Can be Real for Everybody—Here’s How 2 How Satellite and IP Connectivity Enable Reliable Communications During Pandemic 3 Phoenix Model Market Adds Second ATSC 3.0 Transmission Facility 4 Business Management Systems Adapt to ‘New Normal’ 5 Consumers Say They’re Paying too Much for TV, Per Hub
ACA: MVPDs Should Get Priority Access to Repack Funds By John Eggerton Says FM's, LPTVs should not be guaranteed share of 2019 $400 million in funds.
Was the Incentive Auction Necessary? By Doug Irwin If you work in either radio or TV and are about to embark on a “repack” project (as I am) then what you are about to read may not seem very amusing at all.
Incentive Auction Transition Progress Reports Due Oct. 10 By Michael Balderston The first filing deadline of Transition Progress Reports for full power and Class A stations that will be changing channels during the post-incentive auction transition is Oct. 10
That's All Folks: Incentive Auction Concludes By Deborah D McAdams The final take was $19.8 billion. Specifically, the commission added another $136 million in the frequency-assignment phase of the auction.
Auction Goes Into Lightning Rounds By Deborah D McAdams The TV spectrum incentive action is going into lightning rounds as the prices inch up in a handful of smaller markets where demand continues to exceed supply
FCC Waives Auction Quiet Period By Deborah D McAdams The Federal Communications Commission today waived the quiet period that enjoined broadcasters from talking shop during the TV spectrum incentive auction.
Incentive Auction 'Success': A Skeptic's View By Michael Couzens On January 18, two days before he left office, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler released a statement lauding the completion of the incentive auction.
Spectrum Demand Highest in Mid-Sized Markets By Deborah D McAdams Demand continued to exceed supply in cities such as Corpus Christi, Texas; Evansville, Ind.; Hannibal, Mo.; South Bend, Ind.; Valentine, Neb.; and Red Oak, Iowa, to name a few.
Broadcasters Seek $10 Billion for 84 MHZ By Deborah D McAdams Broadcasters asked $10 for 84 MHz in the fourth stage of the TV spectrum incentive reverse auction, which concluded as scheduled on Friday, Jan. 13.
