Meanings of broadcast station in English

AT&T could forego the FCC by unloading a Time Warner broadcast station, analysts say.

Under U.S. law, foreigners cannot have more than a quarter stake in a broadcast station.

The station that Time Warner is selling, WPCH-TV in Atlanta, is its only FCC-regulated broadcast station.

Despite its big media footprint, Time Warner has only one FCC-regulated broadcast station, WPCH-TV in Atlanta.

An "independent station" is a commercial television broadcast station other than a network station.

Advertisers can buy slots during The Simpsons on its broadcast station or The Americans on basic cable.

Or maybe the emergency broadcast station, if local officials haven't forgotten how to use it or failed to keep it functional.

The term "television broadcast station"-

An administrative judge in March dropped a hearing into allegations that Sinclair, the largest U.S. broadcast station owner, may have misled regulators.

By using a broadcast station you cover, typically, an 80 mile diameter and reach millions of people depending where the location is.

Sinclair, the largest U.S. broadcast station owner with 192 stations, said Thursday it would no longer pursue the Tribune merger and denied Tribune's allegations.

A broadcast station called out the names of people being sought by others, and local radio periodically announced a specific person was seeking another.

Sinclair, the largest U.S. broadcast station owner with 192 stations, said last week it would no longer pursue the Tribune merger and denied Tribune's allegations.

Sinclair, the largest U.S. local broadcast station owner, won the backing of Trump in a tweet in April but has come under scrutiny by others.

A law administered by the FCC, the Communications Act, bans foreign governments or their representatives from owning a radio license for a U.S. broadcast station.

A "noncommercial educational system" is a television station that is a noncommercial educational broadcast station as defined in section 397 of title 47.