Station management
Operational management for LPTV stations, including subchannel administration and scheduling across licensed spectrum.
Broadcast Technology
PLUSTV® Platform
A software system for Low Power Television and broadcast station management, built to support over-the-air operations, subchannels, leasing structures, and related compliance functions in licensed broadcast environments.
Trademark and operating profile
- Registered U.S. trademark Reg. No. 7404963
- USPTO Customer No. 225045
- Patent portfolio anchored by PCT/IB2025/000680
- LPTV station licenses across Texas and California markets
Portfolio note
The platform supports station operators managing licensed spectrum capacity while preserving the operational logic needed for broadcast scheduling, leasing, and multi-channel workflows.
Core capabilities
Broadcast operations designed around the station workflow
Multi-subchannel operations
Supports multiple subchannels from a single station license to expand programming inside FCC-allocated spectrum assignments.
Subchannel leasing
Provides infrastructure for leasing arrangements that allow capacity to be made available to third-party programmers under FCC rules.
Broadcast signal infrastructure
Includes a broadcast-anchored timestamp mechanism, MAC-BAS, that links digital operations to verifiable over-the-air signal events.
Radio application
The same architecture extends to AM and FM station management, not only LPTV operations.
Trademark coverage
PLUSTV®
PLUSTV® is a registered U.S. trademark, Reg. No. 7404963, supported by Green Tech Coast's active patent portfolio and PCT/IB2025/000680.
Operational focus
Built for the realities of licensed broadcast operations
PLUSTV® is structured around the operational details that matter for broadcast owners and station operators, not just a generic content scheduling interface.
Spectrum capacity operations
Supports structured use of licensed broadcast capacity, including multi-subchannel programming and third-party leasing arrangements.
Broadcast-linked verification
Uses MAC-BAS as a broadcast-anchored timestamp mechanism connecting digital operations to verifiable over-the-air signal events.
Extension to radio
The platform architecture also applies to AM and FM station management, extending the same operational model beyond LPTV.