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I don't think they are available any more....and for most people, they never were..

I doubt that has anything to do with it.

as soon as the season ended, most people would cancel

wpmi is not owned by Sinclair, neither is wjtc. They are operated by Sinclair, but owned I think by Deerfield media so they are not involved in this dispute.

Not technically possible, unless there are separate feeds. Most satellite and cable providers just take the OTA feed.

Not so. My wife watches it all the time, its one of her favorite channels.

It's the only place it can go. For most stations, all the providers receive the OTA signal.

the nbc station is not owned by Sinclair just operated by them, so it would not be blacked out. I suspect the same applies to the other stations, if you check I think you will find Sinclair does not own them.

No, it's not a multidirectional antenna. Testing shows about 15 degrees, regardless of what the ads say.. And I am not getting any interference, there's virtually no multipath here. Also that's bad advice on the preamp. For 10ft of coax you should not be using a preamp. People north of me (up...

I have a CM4228 which has pretty good VHF reception.Once you get north of Plano if you are in any sort of dip it gets very iffy. Look at antennaweb ifyou don't believe me. And many people in this area just buy a UHF antenna and get nothing on VHF.

No, you are underestimating the scale of the problem. I am 40 miles from the transmitters, no low power affiliates, I have a very large antenna and struggle with my main VHF station - and north dallas is pretty flat.

I have yet to see a 720p program with better quality than I regularly get with 1080i.

What the press release does NOT say is anything about the "terms" of Nexstar's proposed extension. In fact "on the current contract terms" is noticeably absent from the release. Note also this is a Nexstar press release, NOT a story from a journalist.

No the FCC won't allow it