FCC JSA filings just about due
The FCC needs for all JSAs over a certain level to be reported
Court slams scammer who tried to scam FTC
Lie to customers, then to the FTC, and get slammed
FCC explains the death of a CP
Craven Community College believed that a CP granted to Church Planters of America’s FM station was invalid
Aereo smackdown praised by AEI fellow
An AEI fellow believes that Aereo’s most recent loss in court is well deserved and terminal.
Commerce chair Upton under PAC attack
Fred Upton (R-MI) is an inviting target for some third party political organizations
Benchmarking US broadcast stations
The chart released by the FCC detailing the number of licensed broadcast outlet as of the end of September 2014
Is FCC buying into Cumulus/Whitley Dallas deal?
Cumulus planned to sell KTDK-FM Sanger TX to Media Services Group broker Bill Whitley
How the hairs are split in a CP proceeding
13 prospective licensees were found to have filed mutually exclusive applications
The case of the unshrinking FCC fine
KM LPTV Chicago 13 was nailed for a pair of public file-related violations and subsequently fined for them
Wagenvoord outfenced in regulatory duel with FCC
The Commission was gracious enough, however, to grant Wagenvoord a favor on its own volition.
NAB’s Mago will go into retirement
It was perhaps fitting that we have so often seen Jane Mago’s name at the bottom of so many NAB FCC filings
Associations cannot restrict member competition
Advertising was implicated in an FTC final order addressing just what associations can and cannot do with their members
More praise for FCC’s LPTV action
A second organization has joined with the LPTV Spectrum Rights Coalition in commending the FCC’s move.
FCC takes on laundry list of special cases
Broadcasters may have an interest in a list of situations that will dealt with on what the FCC is calling a “Consent Agenda.”
Obama taps O’Rielly for full FCC term
Michael P. O’Reilly came to the FCC in November 2013, taking the place of the retired Robert McDowell