Fair Treatment for Community TV
Traverse City Record-Eagle, November 6, 2009
By Joe Vandermeulen
To make room for new high definition channels, Charter will push community TV channels off their current locations and onto unused transmission bandwidth that is shared with FM radio signals. In other words, Charter will take the clean, high-value bandwidth and exchange it for unused, interference-plagued bandwidth.
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