FCC approves transfers of three station licenses to Sinclair

The transfers had been opposed by DirecTV which contended they would increase retrans fees and programming prices for consumers

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WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission has approved license transfers for three stations to subsidiaries of Sinclair. The decision involved WEYI-TV, Saginaw, Michigan, WGTU(TV), Traverse City, Michigan, and WHAM-TV, Rochester, New York.

DirecTV had opposed the transfers, arguing in part that the deals would give Sinclair more power to demand higher retransmission fees, which in turn would increase pay TV programming costs for consumers.

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