KRBK Osage Beach, Mo., wants interference protection for its distributed transmission...
KRBK Osage Beach, Mo., wants interference protection for its distributed transmission system, as that DTS facility was being built out when the Spectrum Act became law Feb. 22, the TV station told the FCC. In any repacking of TV channels…
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as part of an incentive auction of broadcast spectrum, the DTS facilities “should be preserved in terms of coverage area and population served,” a filing posted Thursday to docket 12-268 said (http://xrl.us/bn382r). KRBK knows of no other such situation where a DTS system being built out when the spectrum legislation became law later was licensed, its lawyers told FCC incentive auction task force head Gary Epstein and officials from the Media Bureau and Office of Engineering and Technology.