Anyone know what ‘NATS’ stands for when used in the context of Closed Caption TV?


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Old 08-04-2004   #1
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Question Anyone know what ‘NATS’ stands for when used in the context of Closed Caption TV?

I haven’t a clue but if anyone does it would be much appreciated.
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Couldn't find any reference to it in searches relating to Closed Captioning. You are obviously aware of the meaning in network setup though.
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Thanks for looking, yes I found absolutely nothing either for Closed Captioning, only the network meaning and things like air traffic services.
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