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Yes and no Cable Provider have picked it back up other then Google Fiber 4.3 and small provider E. Springs KCKS-LD Channels.
Have 7 out of 8 Full Power allowed and KUKC is the only at the moment other then Low Power station that has Daystar Network that has no Digital Sub Channels and KSMOTV will at sometime point will get back one or even more.
Cheddar TV a live an on demand financial online news channel is renting broadcast spectrum from DTV America and is broadcasting over the air in select markets. Is this working just like other normal subchannels or how is working by renting the spectrum. Could we see this expanding to more of the country in the future? https://news.cheddar.com/cheddar-to...-reaching-4-3-million-households-cdc629c1c4c6
I think this is going to depend mightily on how fast the broadcasters want to get going on ATSC 3.0. If they're truly serious, I reason that they'll probably forego adding subchannels in favor of grouping stations together on DTV channels and using the surrendered channels to add ATSC 3.0 simulcasts.
Sure, there are markets that have plenty of room to add channels but those aren't the markets that bring the eyeballs that networks need to get established and harvest large-scale advertising dollars.