What FCC Auction Impairment Data Shows Us
Will be sufficient demand to allow the auction to close in the first stage?
FCC Considers Dropping Letters from Public Files
The FCC plans to vote on opening a rulemaking to drop the public letters requirement from station's public files.
Behind FCC’s Okay of Altice-Cablevision Deal
We examine why the FCC found the Altice acquisition of Cablevision to be in the public interest.
Comcast, County Argue Over Rates
Comcast of Potomac is fighting local cable rate regulation.
Why Cash-Strapped Cable Company Gets a Break
St. George Cable is up against it, money-wise.
How Time Ran Out for Nevada AM
A permittee for an AM CP runs out of time to build, after several extensions.
Burns Was ‘Great Champion’ of Broadcasters
Former U.S. Senator Conrad Burns is remembered by broadcasters.
Auction Spectrum Clearing Target Set
FCC sets 126 MHz as the clearing target for TV spectrum at auction.
How Being Off the Air Lost Hyde a License
Too many off-air stints meant this licensee lost its license.
Commerce Okays FCC Reform, Reauthorization
The Senate Commerce Committee passed FCC-related bills.
Why MVPDs Retrans Copyright View is Wrong
NAB says MVPDs have given the FCC inaccurate information on retrans fees.
FCC Seeks Input on Next-Gen TV
The FCC has moved on the ATSC 3.0 petition.
Dems Get Vocal About Rosenworcel Confirmation
Jessica Rosenworcel's FCC re-nomination has been held up for months.
Public File Gaffes Snag KTGM(TV)
Public file hold trip-up KTGM(TV) in Guam.
Church Planters of America Fined by FCC; Gets Licence
In what has been an ongoing issue, the FCC has ruled on Church Planters of America’s application