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This Week in Regulation for Broadcasters: November 7, 2020 to November 13, 2020

By |2020-11-15T10:05:44-06:00November 15th, 2020|Legal News|

Here are some of the regulatory developments of the last week of significance to broadcasters, with links to where you can go to find more information as to how these actions may affect your operations. On November 12, the notice was published in the Federal Register of the lifting of the filing freeze for certain... Continue Reading…

Comment Dates Set for Proposed Limits on Applications for New NCE FM Stations

By |2020-11-06T10:50:36-06:00November 6th, 2020|Legal News|

The FCC’s request for comments on the number of applications for new noncommercial FM stations in which one party can have an interest in the upcoming filing window was published in the Federal Register this week. We wrote about the FCC proposal to limit applicants to having an interest in no more than 10 applications... Continue Reading…

Comment Dates Set for Proposed Limits on Applications for New NCE FM Stations

By |2020-11-06T10:50:36-06:00November 6th, 2020|Legal News|

The FCC’s request for comments on the number of applications for new noncommercial FM stations in which one party can have an interest in the upcoming filing window was published in the Federal Register this week. We wrote about the FCC proposal to limit applicants to having an interest in no more than 10 applications... Continue Reading…

Broadcast Assignments and Transfer Applications Transition to the LMS Database

By |2020-11-05T10:08:56-06:00November 5th, 2020|Legal News|

While much of the world was focused on election results, the FCC announced its transition of a few more of its applications from the CDBS database that it has used for several decades to its newer LMS database.  The FCC’s Public Notice released earlier this week announced that assignments and transfer applications (both long-form Form... Continue Reading…

FCC Announces Effective Date of Changes in LPFM and Noncommercial Application Processing

By |2020-11-05T10:04:11-06:00November 5th, 2020|Legal News|

Earlier this week, the FCC announced that changes in its processing of LPFM and Noncommercial (NCE) full-power station applications became effective on October 30.  We wrote about some of those changes here and here.  Of immediate importance is the need to include a certification of reasonable transmitter site assurance in any application for any technical... Continue Reading…

FCC Makes Clear that Lowest Unit Charges for Candidate Ads Ends on Election Day

By |2020-11-03T13:59:49-06:00November 3rd, 2020|Legal News|

The FCC yesterday released a Public Notice making clear that lowest unit rates (or lowest unit charges) end on Election Day.  Some broadcasters had asked the question, fearful that there would be political advertising bought after Election Day to take positions on issues about counting the vote and other legal matters that could arise in... Continue Reading…

More on the FCC Rule Changes on Public Notice of Broadcast Applications and Required New Link on Station Homepages

By |2020-11-02T10:51:52-06:00November 2nd, 2020|Legal News|

Last week we wrote about the October 30 effective date of new FCC rule changes on the public notice requirements for certain broadcast applications, including applications for the assignment of license or transfer of control of a station and applications for renewal of license.  On Friday, the FCC’s Media Bureau released a Public Notice clarifying... Continue Reading…

This Week in Regulation for Broadcasters:  October 24, 2020 to October 30, 2020

By |2020-11-01T09:23:32-06:00November 1st, 2020|Legal News|

It has been a busy week for regulatory actions affecting broadcasters.  Here are some of the significant developments of the last week, with links to where you can go to find more information as to how these actions may affect your operations. The FCC held a virtual Open Meeting on Tuesday, voting to approve an... Continue Reading…

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