Word: fcc
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...FCC, according to reliable sources in Washington, will announce around March 25 that it has given final approval to the allocation of over 200 TV channels for educational purposes. Boston is scheduled to receive Channel 2, in the very-high-frequency band. David W. Bailey '21, Secretary to the Corporation, says the University will be "vitally interested in helping to make...
Parker Wheatley, the Council's director, is keeping quiet on what, if any, action the organization will take in applying for an actual permit to build a station, once the reservation of Channel 2 has been made by the FCC...
...Council's hopeful statements on the proposed allocation during FCC hearings last spring, however, indicate that it may take charge of filing for the construction permit soon, with the full approval of all its member institutions, including Harvard...
...this area. It looks as if "Uncle Miltie" may be hogging the TV screen for some time to come.The smiles may freeze on the faces of the young men pictured above if their happy fare is replaced by programs of an educational nature. All the same, the FCC is expected to announce this month that 200 channels in the country have been made available for exclusively non-commercial telecasts...of an intellectual nature. The day is approaching when the grapplers will fall to the nimble powers of TV "culture...
...years, networks operating in both radio and television have been paying off their TV losses with their radio profits. Last year, for the first time, TV was out of the red. Figures released last week by the FCC: total income before taxes from network TV, $12.4 million; from network radio, $10.4 million...