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low-power television station

low-power television station

[′lō ¦pau̇·ər ′tel·ə‚vish·ən ‚stā·shən]
(communications)
A television broadcasting facility limited in transmitter output so as to provide reception in only a local area, with a typical service area radius of 3-16 miles (5-26 kilometers). Abbreviated LPTV station.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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I was the news director--actually, the whole news department--at a small, no-budget, low-power television station in Arizona.
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That would conclude a deal for Golf executives to purchase the assets of Springdale low-power television station KVAQ-LP, Channels 20/71.
As of 28 February 2017, it owned and/or operated 4 television stations and 5 low-power television stations serving 2 markets; and 68 FM and 32 AM radio stations serving 24 markets.
The FCC has created procedures for low-power television stations (LPTVs) and translators to apply for a Special Displacement Window if they are being forced off the air by the incentive auction.
Saga owns or operates broadcast properties in 26 markets, including 65 FM and 32 AM radio stations, 1 state radio network, 4 television stations and five low-power television stations.
The auction included most of the company's 19 full-power and 85 low-power television stations. During the auction, Daystar Television of Dallas bought 16 stations for $7.4 million, making it the largest bidder.
Fisher owns and operates 13 full power television stations (including one that is 50% owned), 7 low-power television stations and 8 radio stations on the western USA.
This includes 880 AM stations, 686 FM stations, and 197 full-power and 77 low-power television stations.
He has, however, expanded the FM radio band and licensed low-power television stations with a signal of limited range.
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