The San Antonio Express discovered something troubling in FCC records this
week: Dallas television station WFAA deleted its 2014 political public file
from the FCC site.
It’s concerning because the top-rated station in the fifth largest
television market in the country received advertising for the governor’s
race during that period. Information about the money spent on advertising
in that race should be available to the 2.6 million people served by the
Dallas television market as well as to the country as a whole.
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AUSTIN — A prominent television station in Texas' largest broadcast market
erroneously erased from an online database hundreds of public documents
detailing spending for every political ad that aired on the station during
the 2014 election.
WFAA, the ABC affiliate in Dallas and Fort Worth, corrected the mistake
Wednesday after an inquiry from the San Antonio Express-News.
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Dallas, Tx
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