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LPTV COURT NEWS


We have not read through this 65-page legal brief, and will report on it fully over the long winter snowy weekend we are having here in DC.  But here are the key points the FCC is making in these legal cases:

FCC's Arguments

I.  MAKO'S PETITION SHOULD BE DISMISSED FOR 
LACK OF JURISDICTION BECAUSE IT HAS ONLY 
PETITIONED FOR REVIEW OF THE 
RECONSIDERATION ORDER 

II. THE COMMISSION DID NOT ALTER THE RIGHTS OF 
LPTV STATIONS 

A. Petitioners Ignore The Exclusion Of LPTV Stations From
The Spectrum Act's Preservation Mandate

B. The Commission's Interpretation Of 47 U.S.C. ยง
1452(b)(5) Is Consistent With The Statutory Language
And With LPTV Stations' Well-Established Secondary
Status Under Commission Rules And Regulations

C. Protecting LPTV Stations From Displacement In The
Incentive Auction Would Undermine The Goals Of The
Spectrum Act

III. THE ORDERS DO NOT REVOKE LPTV LICENSES 


If you would like to be part of our collective effort to make sure LPTV and TV translators are treated fairly in the Incentive Auction and channel repacking JOIN US today!


Mike Gravino
Director
LPTV Spectrum Rights Coalition
(202) 604-0747
http://www.lptvcoalition.com