Estimation of the Impact of Widespread Installation of Antenna Selector Switches on Signal Leakage from Cable Television Systems
David Large
Abstract
David Large
Abstract
As part of its regulations governing obligations of cable television, the Federal Communications Commission has traditionally required carriage of local television broadcast stations. Recently, however, those rules were overturned on constitutional grounds.1 Subsequently, the Commission has drafted new rules with less stringent carriage requirements for an interim period of five years and no requirements after that time.2
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As part of its regulations governing obligations of cable television, the Federal Communications Commission has traditionally required carriage of local television broadcast stations. Recently, however, those rules were overturned on constitutional grounds.1 Subsequently, the Commission has drafted new rules with less stringent carriage requirements for an interim period of five years and no requirements after that time.2
Key concepts: Cable television, Interim, Commission, Broadcast television systems, Telecommunications, Terrestrial television, Engineering, European commission