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The
FCC has updated its decision that requires all television
stations, starting with the largest markets, to
vacate 2 GHz ENG channels 1 and 2 with in the next
few years. This will require broadcasters to replace
or modify their ENG equipment. Representatives from
NAB and MSTV as well as other experts will be on
hand to discuss these important topics.
Agenda |
2:00 pm |
Welcome Remarks – David Donovan, MSTV |
2:10 pm |
Regulatory Issues - Jack Goodman, NAB
- Review of 3 rd Report & Order
- The FCC's Plan
- C ompensation and Negotiation
- Antitrust Issues
- Reconsideration Issues
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2:40 pm |
Technical Issues - Kelly Williams, NAB
- Planning for the Transition
- Doing a Station Needs Assessment
- Creating a Market Transition Plan
- Sample Transition Plan – Andy Bater, Tribune Broadcasting, 2 GHz AdHoc Committee
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3:15 pm |
Q&A
Moderated by Lynn Claudy, NAB
Panelists:
Andy Bater, Tribune Broadcasting, 2 GHz AdHoc Committee
David Donovan, MSTV
Jack Goodman, NAB
Kelly Williams, NAB |
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Station
and group executives and chief engineers with stations
in all markets as well as frequency coordinators
are invited to participate in this important Web
Conference. Registration is
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About NAB
The National Association of Broadcasters is a full-service trade association that promotes and protects the interests of radio and television broadcasters in Washington and around the world. NAB is the broadcaster's voice before Congress, federal agencies and the Courts. We also serve a growing number of associate and international broadcaster members. |
About MSTV
The Association for Maximum Service Television, Inc., is the recognized industry leader in broadcasting technology and spectrum policy issues. Formed in 1956, MSTV has endeavored to insure that the American public receive the highest quality, interference free, over-the-air local television signals. For the past decade we have been the leading advocate for advanced over-the-air digital television in the United States. |
About TVWorldwide.com
As a leading streaming video applications service provider, TVWorldwide.com is developing a network of video channels that is an affiliation of community-based Internet television stations, each underwritten by a strategic partner, "aimcastingsm" to targeted B2B and special interest demographic audiences worldwide.
TVWorldwide.com works with strategic partners to develop the latest in live and archived state-of-the art video streaming content applications. TVWorldwide.com was recently named one of the streaming video industry’s “Hottest Streaming Companies” by Streaming Magazine, www.streamingmagazine.com. |
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