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Using Artificial Intelligence in Developing Broadcast Programming – Watch for Legal Issues

By |2024-09-05T11:55:28-05:00September 5th, 2024|Legal News|

It seems like virtually every panel at every broadcast and media convention, at some point, ends up involving a discussion of Artificial Intelligence. Sessions on AI are filled to capacity, and sessions unrelated to the topic seem to have to mention AI to appear relevant.  Whenever there is a topic that so thoroughly takes over... Continue Reading…

FCC Announces Form 395-B EEO Report Will Not Be Due September 30, 2024

By |2024-09-03T11:25:14-05:00September 3rd, 2024|Legal News|

On Friday, the FCC released a Public Notice confirming that the Form 395-B, reimposed by the FCC earlier this year (and the subject of several appeals), will not be due September 30, 2024, as we speculated earlier last week in our look ahead at September regulatory dates.  The Form 395-B is designed to collect information... Continue Reading…

Even Though No Nationwide EAS Test is Scheduled, FCC Reminds Broadcasters – Both Commercial and Noncommercial – To File ETRS Form One by October 4, 2024

By |2024-08-16T11:27:08-05:00August 16th, 2024|Legal News|

With a number of upcoming regulatory deadlines approaching, including regulatory fees that will likely be announced in the next two weeks with a payment deadline before October 1, we thought that this would be a good time to remind broadcasters of EAS filing obligation that they may have missed as there has not been the... Continue Reading…

Even Though No Nationwide EAS Test is Scheduled, FCC Reminds Broadcasters – Both Commercial and Noncommercial – To File ETRS Form One by October 4, 2024

By |2024-08-16T11:27:08-05:00August 16th, 2024|Legal News|

With a number of upcoming regulatory deadlines approaching, including regulatory fees that will likely be announced in the next two weeks with a payment deadline before October 1, we thought that this would be a good time to remind broadcasters of EAS filing obligation that they may have missed as there has not been the... Continue Reading…

FEC Appears Ready to Take a Pass on Regulating AI in Political Ads

By |2024-08-11T21:36:53-05:00August 11th, 2024|Legal News|

The agenda for the Federal Election Commission’s August 15 Open Meeting was released last week, and it contains a proposed Notification of Disposition of the FEC’s review of a July 2023 petition for rulemaking filed by the advocacy group Public Citizen seeking to initiate a proceeding to address the use of Artificial Intelligence in campaign... Continue Reading…

FM Programming Nonduplication Rule Goes Back into Effect – A Win for the Music Industry While the NAB Objects

By |2024-08-08T09:15:52-05:00August 8th, 2024|Legal News|

Last week, as we noted in our monthly look ahead at the regulatory dates of importance to broadcasters in August, the reinstatement of the rule prohibiting the duplication of programming on FM stations went into effect.  The FCC Order reinstating the rule is interesting both for its substance, and for the parties pushing for that... Continue Reading…

FM Programming Nonduplication Rule Goes Back into Effect – A Win for the Music Industry While the NAB Objects

By |2024-08-08T09:15:52-05:00August 8th, 2024|Legal News|

Last week, as we noted in our monthly look ahead at the regulatory dates of importance to broadcasters in August, the reinstatement of the rule prohibiting the duplication of programming on FM stations went into effect.  The FCC Order reinstating the rule is interesting both for its substance, and for the parties pushing for that... Continue Reading…

FCC Allows 100% Ownership of US Radio Station by Canadian Owner – Once Again Demonstrating Openness to Foreign Investment in the US Broadcast Industry

By |2024-08-05T10:15:31-05:00August 5th, 2024|Legal News|

The FCC last week issued a Declaratory Ruling approving the acquisition by a company owned by a Canadian citizen of 100% of the ownership interest in a company that owns an AM radio stations in Seattle.  Until about a decade ago, a 25% limit in the parent company of an FCC broadcast licensee would have been... Continue Reading…

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