Related Links: FCC Broadcast Incentive Auction

WKAR Public Media | By editor

Published January 2, 2016 at 3:14 PM EST

Here is a collection of links related to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Broadcast Incentive Auction. Please check this page periodically, as we'll add relevant links when appropriate.

Federal Communications Commission

Consumer Q&A

FCC Learn: A Groundbreaking Event for the Broadcast Television, Mobile Wireless, and Technology Sectors of the U.S. Economy

Report and Order FCC 14-50

Coverage Map (Contour Map) for WKAR-TV, East Lansing

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Spectrum Incentive Auction and Repacking Process

'Current' for People in Public Media

The 2016 Spectrum Auction

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Pres Simon: future of WKAR-TV signal to be determined in 2016

Scott Pohl

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Community

WKAR-TV and the FCC Spectrum Auction - a letter to our supporters

WKAR will host public forums on Jan. 4 and Jan. 11 to provide the community with information about the upcoming FCC Broadcast Television Incentive…
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You Are Invited: WKAR-TV Public Forum on FCC Spectrum Auction

WKAR hosts public forums to provide the community with information about the upcoming FCC Broadcast Television Incentive Auction, and the possible impact…
Community

FAQ about WKAR-TV and FCC Broadcast Incentive Auction

Here are answers to some frequently asked questions MSU and WKAR have received about the FCC auction and WKAR-TV.At the Dec. 18, 2015 meeting of the…
Community

Possible auction of WKAR-TV spectrum triggers resistance, questions

Viewers of WKAR-TV learned recently there’s a chance the station could stop broadcasting in 2016. MSU will decide soon whether to offer the station’s…
Community

LISTEN NOW | Jan. 4 WKAR-TV Public Forum on FCC Spectrum Auction

On Jan. 4, 2016, WKAR-TV hosted the first of two public forums to provide the community with information about the upcoming FCC Broadcast Television…

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