Quick DNS question

[hahler2]

Where I live, I can get ABC and CBS OTA. However, FOX and NBC are not broadcasting in digital yet. I was automatically eligible for NBC, but when D* submitted my waiver to FOX I was declined, even though there's no way for me to get FOX in HD since they don't broadcast in HD here. What I'm wondering is who do I need to contact at the local FOX station to ask why they declined my waiver? Do I talk to the station engineer, the program director, or the operations/master control manager?

 

[bjs188]

Even if the station is not broadcasting in HD, they do not have to grant a waiver. You can try and contact all the people you have listed, but I have not had much luck with my local station. If they are broadcasting in digital but not HD, you will have even less luck. Good luck

 

[hahler2]

They're not even broadcasting in digital.

 

[100144618]

Where I live, I can get ABC and CBS OTA. However, FOX and NBC are not broadcasting in digital yet. I was automatically eligible for NBC, but when D* submitted my waiver to FOX I was declined, even though there's no way for me to get FOX in HD since they don't broadcast in HD here. What I'm wondering is who do I need to contact at the local FOX station to ask why they declined my waiver? Do I talk to the station engineer, the program director, or the operations/master control manager?

As already said, it really doesn't matter WHO you talk to. If FOX is going to deny the waiver, then that's their right - which they seem to be exercising.