LPTVBA pushes FCC to recognize 3GPP 5G Broadcast
The LPTV Broadcasters Association (LPTVBA) has formally urged the FCC's Chairman Brendan Carr to recognize the 3GPP 5G Broadcast standard. This action aims to modernize low-power television broadcasting in the United States by integrating advanced broadcast technology.
Key Takeaways
- LPTV Broadcasters Association sent a formal letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
- The association is asking the FCC to recognize the 3GPP 5G Broadcast standard.
- The request is framed as a move to modernize low-power television broadcasting in the United States.
- The article describes the letter as calling for immediate regulatory action.
Why It Matters
If the FCC recognizes 3GPP 5G Broadcast, low-power television could begin moving toward a more formalized path for using that standard in the U.S. The immediate issue is regulatory recognition, not deployment, so the key question is whether the FCC acts on the LPTV Broadcasters Association’s request. For the broader video ecosystem, this is a standards and policy signal around broadcast modernization rather than a market launch. Watch for any FCC response from Chairman Brendan Carr or a subsequent docket, notice, or rulemaking tied to 3GPP 5G Broadcast.
Read full article at advanced-television.com
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