A Christian LPTV Licensee Gets a Reduced Fine
On July 14, 2022, the Media Bureau issued a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture (NAL) in the amount of $6,500 to the licensee of a low-power television station offering […]
Dielectric Develops New Single-Mode High-Power UHF Filter
New single-mode filter provides more economical option for broadcasters through its simplistic design approach, along with greater power efficiency for ATSC 3.0 systems RAYMOND, Maine – September 21, 2022 — […]
Phil Falcone Uses Apollo Court Claim to Secure Loan From Michael Dell
In the past decade, former billionaire Phil Falcone drove his multibillion-dollar hedge fund into the ground, was temporarily banished from the securities industry and wrangled in court with multiple creditors. […]
Sold In Jackson Hole: A LPTV Property to a Spanish TV Entity
In the resort town of Jackson, Wyoming, a low-power TV station is being sold. READ MORE
Gray’s LPTV Stable Grows Again
Gray Television is a big believer in low-power TV stations, using them in various ways as NEXTGEN TV’s voluntary rollout promises new nontraditional ways to make money while delivering better quality […]
Political Rules are Important to LPTV
Are you following FCC political rules for TV? As a broadcaster, it’s important to make sure that you are following all of the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) rules and […]
Gray Goes Forward With Another LPTV Deal
John Kyle and his King Forward Inc. has been a busy trader of low-power television stations in recent months. READ MORE
LPTV Pair In Puerto Rico Trade Hands
Until now, Jorge Figueroa and his TV Red de Puerto Rico has held the licenses to two low-power television stations — one serving Ponce and the southern portion of the island and another […]
An Evansville, Ind., LPTV’s Sale Closes. It’s A Winemiller Win
In late June, a licensee led by John Kyle II agreed to sell a host of low-power television stations in various locales. One of those transactions has now closed, putting the Evansville, […]
$60,000 Fine on LPTV Station For Political Broadcasting and Sponsorship Identification Issues with Ad Packages Containing News Program Appearances
Last week, the FCC entered into a consent decree with the operator of a low power TV station, where the broadcaster admitted to violating FCC rules by selling advertising packages that included […]