broadcast

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Tools (9)

• media_whats_on

  What is airing right now, or at a given time. Returns programmes with descriptions and, for each, when the claim was observed and when it expires. Accepts free text.

• media_receivable

  Which television transmitters reach a specific latitude and longitude, graded by real terrain between the tower and that point. Answers "what can I actually watch from here", which listings services cannot.

• media_still_true

  Is a remembered claim about a programme still current? Returns when it was observed, whether it has expired, and what replaced it. This is the question a model cannot answer about its own training data.

• media_outlets

  Search stations, networks and streaming channels by name, callsign, network or owner. Returns licence status, transmitter power and antenna height where filed.

• media_closed

  Channels that have shut down, with the date they closed. Useful for checking whether a channel a model remembers still exists.

• media_verify

  Verify a signed record from this service. Pass an airing_id, or pass back a record you cached earlier with its signature and we will confirm it is byte-identical to what we signed. The public key and exact canonicalisation are at /.well-known/dtv-intel-signing.json so you can also verify offline without calling us.

• media_station_readiness

  Whether a US television station website can be read by an AI assistant: which AI crawlers it blocks by name in robots.txt, whether it publishes llms.txt or /.well-known/ai, and whether it has structured data. Pass a callsign for one station, or nothing for the industry-wide summary broken down by owner group.

• media_freshness

  How current this dataset is: when each source last ran, how many assertions are live versus expired, and the gaps we know we have.

• media_sources

  Where the data comes from, each with its licence and whether it may be redistributed.