The FCC Is Redistributing Spectrum, Not Freeing It

Broadcasting uses a point-to-multipoint network architecture, meaning a high-power TV signal is transmitted from one tower and received by many receivers. Centris Marketing Science in October 2013 reported pay TV audiences declined to 83% of the population, amid cord-cutting, booming over-the-air an...

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Published inThe Wall Street journal. Eastern edition
Main Author Fowler, Mark S
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York, N.Y Dow Jones & Company Inc 24.01.2014
EditionEastern edition
Subjects
Broadband
Digital broadcasting
Spectrum allocation
Television broadcasting
United States > US
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Summary:Broadcasting uses a point-to-multipoint network architecture, meaning a high-power TV signal is transmitted from one tower and received by many receivers. Centris Marketing Science in October 2013 reported pay TV audiences declined to 83% of the population, amid cord-cutting, booming over-the-air antenna sales and new broadcast DTV channels.
ISSN:0099-9660