Broadcasters filed an “emergency request” with the Federal Communications Commission in an effort to delay the FCC’s vote on a proposal that would allow laptops and “smart radios” to share the spectrum with digital TV stations in the zones between DTV channels called “white spaces,” Broadcasting & Cable reports. The broadcasters are seeking comment before the FCC holds its vote, scheduled for Nov. 4 in Nashville. Among the organizations filing the request are the National Association of Broadcasters and the Association for Maximum Service Television.
—Christopher Perez
Broadcasters Seek Delay in White Space Vote
Oct 17, 2008 • Post A Comment
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