Class A LPTV

Class A LPTV Filing Freeze to Lift on August 4th

By Brendan Holland on July 15, 2008

Posted in Low Power Television/Class A TV, Television

Yesterday, the FCC released its further Public Notice announcing that the freeze on filing certain Class A LPTV applications will be lifted on August 4th. Previously, Class A stations had been frozen from expanding their authorized contours and from changing channels (displacing) while the DTV transition was underway. Because Class A stations receive protection as…

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Class A LPTV

Class A LPTV Filing Freeze to Lift on August 4th

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