Talk:WENY-TV
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Fair use rationale for Image:Wenylogo.jpg
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DTV construction permit on UHF 55?
editOdd that a station is still holding a construction permit on un-built DTV facilities on a channel which will soon no longer exist (channel 55's spectrum is being sold to Qualcomm for their MediaFLO service). I'd think that, at this point in DTV transition, the Federal Communications Commission would require the facilities to already have been built-out to replicate existing analogue coverage long ago (the "use-it-or-lose-it" deadlines already have been passed for interference protection for DTV stations). Usually, there would be an active DT and (if the station is out-of-core) a CP to move to some other frequency in 2009. Unfortunately, the out-of-core CP and the existing analogue channel 38 NTSC installations are all that appear on the FCC database. Any WP:RS info as to whether this station will flash-cut on 38 or simply go away? --carlb (talk) 16:43, 8 June 2008 (UTC)