Word: fcc
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...suspect. For ten weeks it has been investigating charges that Lamb committed perjury when he stated, on his 1948 application for a license to operate station WICU-TV in Erie, that he never was a Communist Party member. In this, the seventh investigation of Lamb since 1948, the FCC presented some new evidence...
Station WHRB, faced by a possible FCC ruling which would limit its broadcasting under present facilities, will not make any immediate changes in its broadcasting system, Station President Geoffrey M. Kalmus '56 said yesterday...
...statement followed an announcement that WYBC (the Yale station, has revised its broadcasting facilities in compliance with present FCC regulations. WYBC said last night that it believes it will be broadcasting legally even if the proposed limitations are put into effect this year...
...decision on the FCC proposal is expected until next spring. Deadline for briefs against the scheme has been advanced to January 3, 1955, from August...
Actually, the educators have been cautious about TV with good reason. First of all, the initial cost (ranging from $32,980 to $754,160) and annual expense ($25,000 to $500,000) are high. Furthermore, FCC has allotted only UHF (ultra high frequency) channels to education in many areas, and this means that set owners have to buy tuners costing about $30 to receive the UHF transmissions. Nevertheless, last week six pioneer educational TV stations-four run by universities and two by cities-were on the air. If their progress has been slow, it has nonetheless been sure. Items...