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FCC Media Bureau Incorporates 2020 Census Data into TVStudy Software

By George Winslow Published

Starting August 1, 2020 Census block and population data must be used by TV stations in coverage and interference analysis studies

FCC
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Land Mobile Radio Users Claim DTV Repack Is Causing ‘Harmful Interference’ to Communications

By Tom Butts Published

Claims “thousands of dollars in revenue lost” and threat to public safety is at stake

FCC
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NAB: FCC Needs to Wait on Expanding Unlicensed 6 GHz Operations

By Michael Balderston Published

Computer companies, meanwhile, push to prevent any delay

FCC
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Border Interference Issues Could Cloud Repack

By James O'Neal Published

The U.S. incentive auctioning of television broadcast spectrum has been shrouded in uncertainty ever since it got underway, with broadcasters and others expressing a growing list of concerns.

Regulatory & Legal
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NAB Warns FCC About 6 GHz ENG Interference

By Michael Balderston Published

Offered detailed findings on dangers of interference of newsgathering services using spectrum.

FCC
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Assessing Post-Repack Channel Options

By Charles W. Rhodes Published

It’s a given that there is going to be considerable “channel shuffling” after the upcoming television broadcast spectrum auctions.

Opinion
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Sinclair Warns of Interference in Duplex Gap

By Deborah D McAdams Published

There will more interference than FCC anticipates in the duplex gap.

Business
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Eleven FCC Scenarios for The 600 MHz Band Plan

By Charles W. Rhodes Published

In its recent Report and Order, the FCC revealed 11 scenarios under consideration for a 600 MHz Band Plan following the spectrum auctions.

Opinion