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The owner of a low-power TV station in Hawaii will file to change its call letters, which might have caused some embarrassment, a Honolulu newspaper reported.
The owner of a low-power TV station in Hawaii will file to change its call letters, which might have caused some embarrassment, a Honolulu newspaper reported.
Columnist Erika Engle of the Star-Bulletin brought the matter — which generated snickers among observers of FCC call letter activity — to the company’s attention.
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