FCC Reform Bills Referred to Full Committee
For the longest time, Greg Walden (R-OR) has been trying to give FCC procedures
No Go on Disclosure
Despite claims of Capitol Hill Democratic legislators that the FCC already has the power
Flushability Claims Must Be Substantiated
Broadcasters and other advertising-supported businesses cannot be expected to police the accuracy of ads
Rosenworcel Up for Another Term
President Barack Obama has announced the nomination of FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel
Stations Nailed for Late Renewal Violations
Broadcast licenses expire – it’s a fact of life
LRFA Crosses the 200 Threshold
The Local Radio Freedom Act now has more than 200 members of Congress
FTC Puts the Squeeze on Cactus Juice Scam
Infomercials were a big part of the marketing scheme
IAC Urges FCC to Back Off MVPD Presumption
The IAC has strongly advised the FCC to abandon its proposed presumption of MVPD competition
All Accessibility All the Time
That will be the format of the next FCC Open Meeting
TV Station Rules & Reg Fails
The lesson from this litany of failure is that television operators
Facebook Friends Kevin Martin
In point of fact, social media giant Facebook and former FCC Chair Kevin Martin
LRFA Nears 200 Signatures
With the battle over a performance royalty for radio heating up
FCC, FTC Join in Anti-Cramming Posse
To really run up an FCC penalty bill, you need to be a telco
Senators Tell FCC to Respect Congressional Intent
The FCC has recently proposed to assume that competition exists for MVPDs
FCC Transparency Legislation, Round Two
The House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology will convene Friday