Bringing LPTV Back to Life

We purchased the broadcast license for WSCG-TV in Savannah GA from FCC bankruptcy court in 2017. Our original plan was to operate the business as a conventional tv station, but we found better success in building out the station and selling it. 

Following this model, we acquired the low power (LPTV) licenses for Beaufort, Savannah, Charleston and Myrtle Beach, and Dover, Delaware. We built out the stations and sold them in 2020 and found a niche business in the television industry. Our new business model is to find and develop under-performing assets (LPTV licenses and Construction Permits), and to provide engineering support and equipment for other broadcasters.

Our extensive network of high-level contacts within the broadcast community is a unique contributor to our success. 

Thursday, September 9, 2021:

Lowcountry 34 Media purchases 20 unbuilt low power television stations; 5 from Landover 2, LLC and 15 from CTB Spectrum Services Two, LLC

Thursday, August 5, 2021:

Lowcountry 34 Media purchases 45 unbuilt low power television stations from Landover 2, LLC.

Wednesday, July 7, 2021

Lowcountry 34 Media partners with Landover 2, LLC and CTB Spectrum Services Two, LLC to build 105 unbuilt low power television stations.

Thursday, May 27, 2021:

Lowcountry 34 Media purchases 20 unbuilt low power television stations from Landover 2, LLC.

Friday, May 21, 2021:

Lowcountry 34 Media purchases 9 unbuilt low power television stations; 7 from DTV America Corporation, 1 from HC2 Broadcasting License, Inc. and 1 from HC2 Station Group, Inc.