Tuesday Auction Will Shift Spectrum
The shift of broadcast TV spectrum into wireless broadband networks is set to grow following an FCC auction with 62 bidders set for Tuesday.
FCC Fines MSO Over Alleged EEO Violations
Fidelity Communications faces a $11,000 fine for hiring more than a dozen people in Lawton, Okla
DOJ Decision Supported by 6 House Members
6 House members are on board with the DOJ's recent ASCAP, BMI decision to leave the consent
Taking Control Too Soon Trips Up Two Owners
An Oregon FM translator control issue is settled.
Silence Is No Good, FCC Warns Owner
Repeatedly taking your station off the air does no one any good, FCC warns owner.
NRB Returns to DC
The National Religious Broadcasters has moved its headquarters back to Washington, DC.
Drama Ensues Over DOJ Music Licensing Decision
The DOJ said it won't change the consent decrees under which ASCAP & BMI operate for music licensing.
Beasley Asks FCC to OK Trust for 3 GM Stations
Beasley Broadcast Group seeks FCC approval to place 3 Greater Media stations in a trust so they can be sold.
Sinclair: Lawmakers Agree TV Over-Regulated
Sinclair Broadcast Group executives would love the FCC to relax or eliminate the television ownership caps.
KUSP Signs Off Amid Buyer Search
Financially struggling KUSP went dark recently after 45 years.
What Deal Did WHYC, FCC Work Out?
A North Carolina FM is trying to get its license renewed but ran into a problem.
FCC Turns to DOJ to Collect $25K Fine
Sometimes the FCC turns cases over to the Justice Department to collect a big fine.
Univision Now Plans Fall IPO
Univision’s ever-moving IPO is now slated to happen this fall.
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.