The
 NAB urged the FCC to allow television stations to use TV White Spaces, 
where available, to help in the transition to Next Gen television 
transmission. The broadcast’s lobby’s gripe with the agency was in 
response to what NAB said were “erroneous arguments” made by the Open 
Technology Institute at New America.
NAB disputes the OTI assertion that the FCC’s 2016 Next Gen TV Notice of
 Proposed Rulemaking “did not request comment on whether or not to give 
broadcasters vacant channels for the transition to ATSC 3.0.” The 
broadcast association says the FCC directly asked in the NPRM: “should 
we consider allowing broadcasters to use vacant in-band channels 
remaining in a market after the incentive auction repack to serve as 
temporary host facilities for ATSC 1.0 or ATSC 3.0 programming by 
multiple broadcasters?”  Continue Reading
 
 
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