Could Congress Kill FCC Cross-Ownership Rules?
The end to 'Disco era' media cross-ownership ban could be decided by Congress, rather than by courts or an FCC reconsideration
EchoStar, Hauppauge Get FCC No-Analog OKs
Each of the company's requests were unopposed
Is An FCC Stalemate In The Works?
A coalition of tech policy groups want a Jessica Rosenworcel FCC renomination hearing, but only after Jan. 20, 2017
‘If It Ain’t In Black & White … It Ain’t’
Alternative FCC inspector Ken Benner advises you to back up everything you say and do in writing, if FCC penalty avoidance is wanted
Sen. Markey To Comcast: Show Me The Coverage
The shift of NBC affiliation from WHDH-7 in Boston to a New Hampshire station boosted by an LPTV station in Boston is at issue
FCC Incentive Auction Goes In Reverse, Again
Stage 3 of the FCC's Forward Auction was halted after paltry bidding in Round 1 on Monday morning.
MMTC To Trump Team: Do These 12 Things
Creating a “Glide Path” for AM radio station owners that preserves minority ownership following AM's end is an MMTC suggestion
Here’s The Forward Auction Stage 3 Plan
Twin two-hour rounds of bidding will be seen until further notice, starting at 10 a.m. Eastern today
Is Weather A Big Draw For Your Stations? Read This
The Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation Act of 2016 is passed
House E&C Committee Ranking Member Stays On
Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. has been re-elected as Ranking Member of the all-important House Energy & Commerce Committee
NAB To FCC: Reevaluate Your Media Ownership Rules
The NAB sent the FCC a 32-page petition for reconsideration of its quadrennial review of its broadcast ownership rules
Reverse Auction Ends Stage 3 With $40B Clearing Cost
The new clearing target is 108 MHz, representing 80 MHz of licensed spectrum.
Wheeler To Congressmen: Thanks For Concerns
Two Congressmen want the FCC to safeguard class A AM radio stations in order to ensure FEMA alerts are received without interference
On The Certification Of Non-Compliant Stations
There is no such thing as a 100% compliant radio or TV station. Sadly, disgruntled just-fired employees are part of the equation
Entercom To FCC: We Didn’t Know
Entercom attorney Michael Dash tells the FCC that the company's top brass had no prior knowledge of 'Hold Your Wee For a Wii'












