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Tower Rule Compliance: Whose Responsibility Is It?

By Marjorie Spivak published

Owners are primarily in charge, but that doesn’t mean tenants are off the hook.

Opinions
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Tower Work: It’s Safer Than You Think

By Tom Butts published

One reader's response to a recent editorial

Opinions
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NATE on Weather Extremes and Tower Tech Safety

By Deborah D McAdams published

The video appears to employ drone footage of techs working on tall steel, while tower tech Brent Jarvis explains the dangers of extreme heat and cold on tower-climbing personnel.

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How Could the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Affect the TV Repack?

By Gary Arlen published

Plan could mean more spectrum cooperation, but more challenges for tower companies

Repack
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UTA Launches Nationwide Tower Drone Inspection Service

By TV Technology Staff published

The United Tower Alliance, LLC has announced a national UAV tower inspection service, provided by the UTA and 18 of its regionally based Performance Partners.

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Keeping Your Transmitting Plant Up to Par

By James O'Neal published

Opinions
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Shocking Truth About Lightning: Q&A With Javier Castillo

By Bob Kovacs published

Any operation that relies on a tower knows that it needs lightning protection, but how often do these safeguards need to be checked, maintained and replaced?

Broadcast Engineering
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NATE Stresses Safety in New Tower Video

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Regulatory and Standards
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Bird Conservancy Hails Tower Changes

By Michael Balderston published

A bird conservation group estimates that approximately 750 tall towers in the United States have converted to flashing lights but that another 15,000 towers should make the switch.

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Mt. Wilson's Poole Towers Sold

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

The sale of the Poole Tower Complex on Mt. Wilson to InSite Towers Development, LLC, has closed, according to the deal broker, Media Services Group.

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