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Local News: WKAG-TV Rebuts Charter Claims After Drop

A low-power TV station in Tennessee claims its signal strength has improved since installing a new transmitter and that Charter Communications shouldn't have dropped it from the channel lineup in Clarksville, Tenn. , for that reason. Full Article at Broadcasting & Cable

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