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More than one?

The vetoed bill involved authority to operate not just funding.

In the Decades era this was often the case.

Shows like Dick Cavett are not particularly popular. Could they move? Yes but there is no reason to believe they will

What network does this?

It has been streaming for some time. Some really old stuff on there. Some good. Some not so much.

Consider posting this in the OTA forum and not the one for DISH.

The current station would be allowed to carry it until their affiliation deal ends. Then it could be moved. If moved it would likely be subordinate to CBS but who knows.

I am not sure if it has been mentioned here but Story TV is now in the Washington DC DMA at 48.2.

Amplifiers are not signal magnets sucking in channels from miles away. Pre amplifiers are placed close to the antenna and are intended to stop a marginal signal from losing strength overa cable run. Distribution amplifiers try to make up for the loss of signal that takes place when you...

I would like to see something like this as a sticky.

I am not sure that there is anything you can make of it. Maybe the hedge fund or the management it puts in place will be eaier to deal with and maybe not. In any event the deal is signed and we do not even know how long it lasts.

I am unaware of any 4K brodacasts of any kind.

The logic behind the first converter box subsidy was that the Government had taken an action that deprived many citizens of televison. That is not really the case here as ATSC 1.0 has not gone away yet like analog television did.

WDCW and WDVM are channel sharing with WFTY (only 25.1 simulcasts from the WFTY tower) . WPMT is in Pennsylvania.

Not necessarily. They could just show the existing batch more often.

I realize that. I am just saying that even though there are two channels involved it is still the same shows we have been seeing.

It looks like it is primarily shows that had long runs on Antenna TV.

UHF 36 is used by a full powered digital station (WFSB) in CT. H UHF 36 is used by wFSB a full powered digital station in Hartford, CT. Hard to believe an analog station would use that------but who knows.

Several early episodes of the hill billies are in the public domain and get snatched up for low cost DVDs and as filler between infomercials. One MD based wrestling promotion had problems producing content a few yeard back and announced that they would be away from TV for a few weeks to make...

Since Amazon will not own the channel I doubt we will see that rebranding.

Yeah that postage can really ad up.

And those big changes would be........what?

and Buddy Hackett's version in 1980

The article says it is sold in 90 percent of the US with the Nexstar deal being part of that.