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ATEME: Broadcasters Not Utilizing Content Libraries to Full Potential

By Michael Balderston published

While nearly all broadcasters make use of their content libraries, a majority are hindered in some way.

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Broadcasters to FCC: Bring Local TV Ownership into the 21st Century

By Michael Balderston published

Modern media marketplace makes current rules outdated.

Regulatory and Standards
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Trump Forces Broadcasters to Re-Assess Profanity Policies

By Tom Butts published

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Pai Says Puerto Rico Fund Will Not Benefit Broadcasters

By Emily Reigart published

The FCC chair has proposed $954M to help fix comms networks there, but critics aren't happy with his efforts

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Forward Auction Closes at $19.6 Billion

By Deborah D McAdams published

The fourth and final forward TV spectrum incentive auction has now closed at $19,632,506,746, but the auction itself is not over. Forward auction winners will next vie for specific frequencies.

Regulatory and Standards
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39-Month Repack Clock to Start After March 30

By Deborah D McAdams published

The assignment phase of the TV spectrum incentive auction will commence March 6 and run through March 30, which signals the end of the auction and the start of the repack.

Regulatory and Standards
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Broadcasters to Return to One World Trade Center

By Michael Balderston published

The Durst Organization announced that several broadcasters will return to the lower Manhattan site

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How Valuable is Low-Band VHF Anymore?

By Bill Hayes published

In my opinion, the time for low-band VHF technology for television broadcast has passed and if the decision were to be based on technical criteria only, it is an easy decision to make.

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