Technologie i telekomunikacja · 13.07.1994

FCC's Sports Migration Inquiry Finds No Significant Shift in Sports Programming

The FCC's sports migration inquiry found no significant migration of sports programming from broadcast to subscription media, but expressed concern about a decline in broadcast coverage of college football games in some markets.

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