Will FCC Bend on Foreign Ownership?
Hemisphere Media Group is trying to push the boundaries of the FCC’s foreign ownership benchmark.
How Swap Resolves Underwriting Problem
The Cesar Chavez Foundation wants to renew its license for a California FM, but there’s a protest.
You Can’t Just Say You’re Poor
A California station finds out the hard way it needs to document inability to pay an FCC fine.
EEO Violations Snag Full Channel
The FCC fines Full Channel for EEO violations.
Time to Ditch Paper Letters File
No paper letters file is needed at stations anymore, owners tell FCC.
Clyburn: Tribal Radio is Critical
FCC Commissioner Clyburn spoke at the Tribal Radio Summit in Phoenix on Wednesday.
Eight-Voices Test is Arbitrary Line
NAB says the current local TV ownership rule doesn’t jive with the Telcom Act and is arbitrary and capricious.
Charter Argues Its Household Data Works
Charter Communications told the FCC its way of determining DBS household penetration is valid.
Urban One Said This to Salvage Florida CP
Urban One Broadcasting tries arguing with FCC to revive FM CP.
Some Surprises in Who Made Auction Cut
Some names on the FCC's list of qualified bidders surprise.
They Won NCE FM Appeals
In three long-standing cases, the FCC determined winners and losers of NCE FM CPs.
How Retrans Decision Bodes Well for O&O’s
The commission has completed its review of the retransmission consent process.
Why Small Market Owner is Out
Radio Dalhart’s George Chambers filed a “Notice of Suspension of Operations” with the commission this week.
These Could be Priorities of the Next FCC
What agenda could the next president set for the FCC?
What STB Issue Could Mean for Consumers
Regulators discussed the set-top box issue with MMTC conference attendees.