HC2 Meets with FCC Legal Advisor in Push for 5G Broadcasting

LPTV group wants FCC to green-light 5G broadcasting

(Stock image) A group led by low-power television (LPTV) entrepreneur Frank Copsidas is urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to move forward with a proposed rule that opens the door for broadcasters to voluntarily use 5G transmissions on their frequencies. In a filing on Saturday, Copsidas formally backed a presentation made earlier this month by HC2 Broadcasting Holdings, one of the country’s major LPTV licensees. The FCC is consi…

HC2 Meets with FCC Legal Advisor in Push for 5G Broadcasting

The LPTV station group owner wants the FCC to authorize the 5G broadcast transmission standard for lower power TV stations on a voluntary basis

HC2 Meets With FCC Legal Adviser In Push For 5G Broadcasting

The LPTV station group owner wants the FCC to authorize the 5G broadcast transmission standard for lower power TV stations on a voluntary basis. The post HC2 Meets With FCC Legal Adviser In Push For 5G Broadcasting appeared first on TV News Check.

LPTV Association Backs HC2 Effort To Get FCC ‘5G’ Look

The companies led by low-power TV entrepreneur Frank Copsidas have filed an ex-parte with the FCC in support of HC2 Broadcasting’s "expert filing" about their meeting with members of Chairman Brendan Carr’s staff. The topic of discussion: 5G Broadcast capabilities and realities for LPTV stations.