Silicondust FCC meet (June 2 2026)

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nickk
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Silicondust FCC meet (June 2 2026)

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Earlier this week I met with the FCC Media Bureau in Washington DC.

Notice of exparte: https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/search/search- ... 5451007887

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Very nice, and direct!

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Well done but will it all fall into a black hole?

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lenlab wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2026 4:41 am Well done but will it all fall into a black hole?
the more facts the fcc has, the more likely silicondust will knock the broadcasters on their ass.

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Re: Silicondust FCC meet (June 2 2026)

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Unless politics rules over facts.

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Our latest FCC Ex Parte reply has been published:
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/search/search- ... 6110004732

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Re: Silicondust FCC meet (June 2 2026)

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Very nice summary. Combined with previous submittals, I think you've put together some very compelling arguments.

So, what happens next? Is there formal deadline (calendar date) that in which the FCC has to respond to comments or make any sort of decision? Or is this one of those issues that will continue on until ATSC-4.0 is proposed and we'll end up by-passing ATSC-3.0 all together?

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They'll post something when it's ready. There is a massive amount of work that goes into all of the documents they produce, just look at all the footnotes.

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