Another Station Hit for Lazytown Infraction
An NBC Saturday morning kid’s television program inadvertently flashed a snippet
First Big Test of FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules
Broadband giant Time Warner Cable faces a “test case” for the newly established rules aimed at keeping the Net on a level playing field
FCC Gearing Up for Spectrum Auction
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler expected to propose package of rules for the upcoming spectrum auction
FCC Smacks Down Robocalls
Citing overwhelming consumer displeasure with robocalls and texts, the FCC has taken action to make it easier for consumers to stop receiving them, including...
Something for Everybody, Everything for Nobody
Tom Wheeler has commented on the state of the incentive auction
FCC Hits Fading-to-Gray Station
WAGM-TV Presque Isle ME, licensed to NEPSK Inc. but on its way to Gray Television, ran afoul
House Bill would Grandfather JSAs
The FCC took strong action last summer to limit the conditions
Storm Brewing over Appropriation Riders
At issue is administration disapproval the attempt to do what the District Circuit Court did not
FCC Ready to Boot an LPTV in Favor of Unlicensed
In the effort to leave at least one television channel free for unlicensed devices
Reps Push for White Spaces
Anna Eshoo (D-CA) and Darrell Issa (R-CA) are concerned
EOBC Chats up the FCC on Auction
EOBC’s key points: If the FCC stays on schedule and simplifies the process
FCC Adopts Relaxed CSA Rules
No, we’re not talking about communications in the Confederate States of America
House, Court Weigh in on FCC and Title II
A budget bill passed by the House Appropriations Committee
Waxman Resurfaces in the Lobby
Former Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA), the once tireless and seemingly omnipresent member
Today’s TV Homework Assignment
It’s simple – make sure your television station in on the FCC’s list