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TBD is already up and running with programming on KUNS 51.2 in Seattle.

Digital low power television and digital television translator stations have no legal ID requirement as per §74.789

A TV that I use in one of these ex-TBN/now-Luken markets scanned in an analog signal on of one of these channels about 12 months ago or so. By the time I noticed it, the signal was gone. It does seem like they're trying to at least hit the minimum operation requirements to keep the license...

And today we have MiCasa on KUSE-LD 46.7 (480i, PSIP: "MCBN") added as a new sub channel in Seattle.

And 46.1 (on KUSE-LD) just switched to IQRA.TV, replacing HOT-TV.

Back in the day, Channels 3 and 10 (which shared NBC with at different times) came in pretty good along the shoreline. Those were the analog days, not sure that is still the case. I used to pull Channel 10 (WCAU) in with rabbit ears, when I lived on the oceanfront. I always got at least 2...

Right-- WMGM's NBC affiliation was justified for the section of WMGM's coverage area that it shares with WRDE.

As far as the NBC affiliation, WRDE-LD replaced it. The affiliation was to cover the void area of Extreme Southern NJ & Eastern Delaware that the Philadelphia stations did not reach. No areas lost NBC, and I think NBC actually gained some coverage with WRDE-LD. The product that will be most...

…and Grit TV is on KOMO 4.3 in Seattle. Disappointed about KBCB. Getting SBN on 3 channels now!

Still SD in Seattle!

Sorry for the delayed response! I missed it earlier. KBCB's 24.3 went away. SD of the shopping network moved from 24.3 to 24.2. We had two 24.3's for a little while. KRUM also had one, along with a 24.4.

Minor correction to the article: Estrella has been gone for about a year (+/-). Maybe Fox actually wants a bad OTA signal in Seattle? Retransmission fees are a big part of the business model. I tend to agree with you here-- there's probably more to the story. Could it be a 10 million dollar...