Fed Leaves Key Interest Rate Alone
The Federal Reserve is leaving its benchmark interest rate unchanged.
FCC Said to be Finalizing Charter-TWC Order
The FCC is said to be close to circulating an order approving the Charter-TWC transaction.
Wheeler Warns Budget Cuts Could Affect Repack
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler tells House Appropriations subcommittee how auction cuts could affect TV repack.
Stop Public File Theft Cold
The FCC’s move to soon require radio stations to place their public files online has ramifications concerning file tampering.
Sanders Leads on TV
On broadcast TV in the last ten days, Bernie Sanders has taken the lead with 6,673 spots aired.
Enforcement Bureau Ups Gelb
Lisa Gelb is to be named deputy chief and chief of staff of the Enforcement Bureau.
FCC Video Competition Workshop Set for March 21
FCC workshop on video competition is March 21.
Why Padden Says Auction Bid Forecasts Are Wrong
Preston Padden says auction financial predictions are not accurate.
What Relaxed Foreign Ownership Could Mean
Broadcasters push for relaxed foreign ownership rules.
Why Not Let More AMs Stay on Later?
Readers tell RBR+TVBR what they think of a compromise on skywave protection.
Why LPFM Lost Cancelled License Appeal
A church was the licensee of DKBTG-LP, Buffalo, Wyoming.
Auction Bids Could Be Low Without Dark Horse
Spectrum auction bids may be lower than expected without dark horse driving.
DOJ Looks Into WAGT Operations
The FCC asks the DOJ to review WAGT operations.
Why FCC Holds Firm on Auction Start
FCC denies stay of auction start for LPTVs.
FCC Reauthorization on Tap in Senate Commerce
Senate Commerce Committee set to vote on FCC reauthorization.