Palm Beach Pirate In Double Trouble
An unlicensed Haitian Kreyòl broadcaster has 30 days to pay a hefty fine to the FCC, or seek an appeal.
FCC Five Set For Senate Inquiry
Republican John Thune, who chairs the Senate Commerce Committee, will convene the Sept. 15 hearing, which “will have a broad scope.”
NAB Assails Cable Association On FCC Bundling
The ACA wants the FCC to restrict bundling by programmers. The NAB believes this would have huge
NAB: Wireless Carriers Caused Forward Auction Flop
The surprisingly “modest” participation comes despite wireless carriers’ cries of a “spectrum crisis,” the NAB argues.
FCC Goes In Reverse: Stage 2 Set For Auction
Stage 2 of the FCC’s spectrum incentive auction will see, as expected, a lower clearing target of 114 MHz.
Auction ‘Unsurprising, Albeit Disappointing To Some’
A PwC strategy and consulting group principal believes the results of the Forward Auction are in line with spending commitments.
Congress and Advertising – Will 2017 Be Different?
A major advertising association is wary of two FCC plans that put new privacy rules on ISPs and expand competition in the cable set-top box market.
FCC Slams The Brakes On Forward Auction
With just $410 million bid on Tuesday, a stop has been put to Stage 1 of the forward auction. Bidding was far below what the FCC had hoped for.
FCC Application Fees Now 1.8% Higher
The Commission enacted the new fees yesterday. The rise in costs is mandated to reflect changes in the CPI.
Alternative Compliance Certification Analytics
Public files and missing and/or out-of-date EAS handbooks properly placed in control rooms are among the things Ken Benner's routinely seen as violations.
Liberman Loses FCC Carriage Complaint Against Comcast
The FCC on Friday tossed claims by the Estrella TV owner that program carriage rules could be used in its fight against Comcast.
Pai, O’Rielly Dissenters In FCC Cross-Ownership
A 3-2 decision to largely keep the Commission's 41-year-old broadcast cross-ownership rules intact was met with vociferous protest.
Pai, Clyburn Set For Radio Show
Pai will discuss the “changing radio regulatory landscape,” while Clyburn immediately follows in a Q&A conversation.
NAB Slams FCC Over Ownership Rules FOIA
The FCC was slammed for its “underwhelming” delivery of 13 documents dealing with the review of its broadcast ownership rules.
FCC To Close Detroit Office In January
A confirmed final day for the FCC field office was set following an agreement with the National Treasury Employees Union.