They couldn’t understand and get their arms around even what NextGen TV was. They could never conceive of ... that neither consumers nor operators are unfairly made to bear the cost of the broadcast ...

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The workers associations argue that President Trump lacks the authority to shut down an agency enshrined in congressional ...

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The Pentagon will deploy roughly 1,500 more active duty soldiers to the southern border to support President Trump’s ...

The slow fade of broadcast television—one of the few remaining free sources of news and entertainment—is about to accelerate, thanks to the policies of the new US presidential administration.

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F1 has traditionally worked with network TV broadcasters for its rights deals in the United States. Before NBC’s run from 2013 to 2017, F1 was carried by Fox through its Speed network from 2001.