2010
Convention Papers - Click here....
2010
Convention Papers - Click here....
FCC LOOK-UP WEBSITE AVAILABLE FOR MEDIA SERVICES LICENSEES
OWING FY 2010 REGULATORY FEES
Media
services licensees can look up their FY 2010 regulatory fee amounts by logging
onto the FCC-authorized website:
http://www.fccfees.com and click on the “View
Fee Information and Exempt Status for any Broadcast Property” link.
After clicking on this link, licensees will be able
to view their fee amounts, fee codes, facility identification numbers, and other
pertinent information that will enable them to make a timely FY 2010 regulatory
fee payment due no later than 11:59 PM, ET, on August 31, 2010.
*****INITIATION OF NATIONWIDE, FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED DIGITAL LICENSING
FOR LOW POWER TELEVISION AND TV TRANSLATOR SERVICES
POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE June 28, 2010 http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-10-1168A1.pdf
*****FCC Ownership Report Form 323 Due July 8, 2010
Any station licensed as a low power television station must file. All LPTV's are fee exempt. http://www.fcc.gov/bureaus/mb/industry_analysis/form323.html
*****The NTA regrets the recent loss of two of its members....
John Rietz, RTZ Systems, Yuma, CO - Jun 9, 2010 and
Charley Harper, Eureaka County TV District, Beowawe, NV - Jun 11, 2010
2010 Exhibitors: Axcera - Dielectric Communications - Diversified Marketing - E. L. Marsden - Electronics Research - EMCEE - EMR - K Tech - Kathrein Scala Divison - Larcan - Linear-TV - Micronetixx Communications - Microwave Radio Communications - Pineapple Technology - Propagation Systems - SCMS - Screen Service - Shively Labs - Superior Broadcast Products - Technalogix
Membership Form Sustaining Membership
2011 Convention - tentative dates May 13, 14 & 15 - Denver, CO
AT A GLANCE
The National Translator Association is dedicated to the
preservation of free over-the-air TV and FM in all geographical areas. It works
to improve the technology of rebroadcast translators and the regulatory climate,
which governs them. Membership is
open to all individuals and organizations that are interested in these goals.
The NTA evolved into a national organization from an earlier three state regional organization many years before the FCC expanded the scope of low power television to permit program origination as well as rebroadcasts. It has continuously promoted the concept of universal free over-the-air TV and FM and represented the interests of translator operators before the FCC and other government agencies such as the Forest Service and the BLM.
♦NTIA LPTV and Translator Upgrade Program - Notice of Availability of Funds → http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2009/pdf/E9-10961.pdf NTIA Checklist & Info
♦LPTV Ownership FCC Form 323 Information → The biennial filing deadline for licensees and other entities required to file FCC Form 323 has been set for - July 8, 2010
♦BRIEFING
ON NEW TRANSLATOR FILINGS AND NTIA GRANTS FOR DIGITAL TELEVISION
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