This website models TV reception based on the location of the antenna and TV transmitter data from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The Signal Search Map page is where you need to be ...

Colorado, New York, and Vermont are among the states challenging the FCC broadband map, which, Consumer Reports explains, will be used to direct $42.5 billion in federal funding.

DAVENPORT — Four Quad-City television stations are among nearly 1,000 nationwide that have transitioned or will transition to new frequencies in phases through July 2020. It affects viewers who ...

How often is the FCC broadband map updated? The 2020 law mandating the improved map requires updates at least every six months, but, the FCC aims to update it continually, according to Rosenworcel.

Getting great reception from an indoor antenna can be a mix of science and art, though. Here’s what you need to do. Compare Antennas. In our te sts of top-selling indoor TV antennas, reception ...

The key to figuring out what channels you can watch via TV antenna is to check out NextGen TV's Markets web page.Here you'll find a map marking various cities and towns that offer the service or ...

Broadcast TV channels from WKAR and many area commercials stations are available free over the airwaves when you connect an antenna to your TV.

KSAT is now broadcasting a NEXTGEN TV signal as of 2 p.m. on May 6, 2024. NEXTGEN TV is delivered by an over-the-air signal and requires an antenna. It can help reduce or eliminate costly ...

FCC unveils big update to broadband map—and wants you to help correct errors Map is better but not perfect—look up your address to see if there are mistakes.

The FCC launched an proceeding in 2014 to look into to extending the regulations to those platforms, but has not moved further. The lawmakers want the FCC to restart that proceeding. Advertisement ...

Cable TV may be flailing in the age of streaming, but classic over-the-air broadcasts are thriving—and to get the most out of those you need a classic TV antenna for rural areas on your roof.

The Consumer Technology Assn. says 32% of U.S. households own a TV antenna, up from 26% in 2019. The CTA expects the number of antenna-using homes to reach 50 million by 2025 as more consumers cut ...