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Local News: WKAG Rebuts Charter Claims After Drop

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"The signal strength tests Charter conducted were consistent with FCC rules and proper engineering practices and WKAG's signal failed to meet the minimum signal standards for carriage on our Clarksville channel line-up," Charter spokeswoman Anita... Full Article at Multichannel News

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