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The FCC is moving to preserve a rule that, if revoked, could force large television companies to sell stations. At issue is the UHF discount -- a regulation that allows TV companies to skirt a federal limit on the number of U.S. viewers they may serve. The FCC's media bureau says the agency is simply responding to a new federal law that sets a 39 percent cap on the national viewing audience a TV company may reach.
March 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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