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FCC proposal to allow sales of EBS spectrum gets thumbs-down from public TV
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Representatives of stations told FCC officials that allowing sales of the educational spectrum could create a “hostile leasing environment.”
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Representatives of stations told FCC officials that allowing sales of the educational spectrum could create a “hostile leasing environment.”
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