The licensee of WVLA-TV Baton Rouge will terminate its retransmission...
The licensee of WVLA-TV Baton Rouge will terminate its retransmission consent agreement with Bailey Cable on March 29 if Bailey doesn’t make its retrans payments and subscriber reports for the months of October 2011 through December 2011, a letter from…
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its counsel to the FCC said (http://xrl.us/bmwmuy). The ultimatum was prompted by a query from a Media Bureau official into the status of the station’s carriage on the Bailey’s system, said the letter from Knight Broadcasting’s counsel. The two companies reached an extension Feb. 3, the letter said. However, “in reviewing White Knight’s records to prepare this response, White Knight discovered that Bailey is in default under the parties’ retransmission consent agreement,” it said. A Bailey executive had no immediate response.