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By this Order, WTB conditionally grants Federated Wireless, Inc.'s request for a precautionary, limited, and conditional emergency waiver of sections 96.67(c)(2) and (3) of the Commission's rules governing the Citizens Broadband Radio Service.

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FCC Broadband Report Shows Rapid Expansion of High-Speed Internet

FCC Broadband Report shows rapid expansion of high-speed Internet

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By this Public Notice, WTB and OET seek comment on Petitions for Reconsideration or Clarification filed by CTIA in GN Docket No. 26-74

A Mendocino County, Calif., FM radio station with a Class B signal capable of reaching Laytonville, to the north, and northern portions of Santa Rosa and St. Helena to the south is being spun by Bicoastal Media.  The buyer in this deal brokered by Kalil & Co.? It's the giant of Christian Contemporary Music.

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A Class A FM with a signal serving a listening area to the southwest of Huntsville, Ala., is trading hands. The new owner, pending FCC approval, is an individual known for his efforts behind the unfulfilled notion of a FCC-licensed "Class C4" FM radio station.

Alan Gottlieb has moved forward with the sale of an AM radio station that's presently silent under special temporary authority with the FCC. It is now poised to return to life under new ownership, thanks to a deal signed off by Keith Shipman.

It holds a construction permit for a 60-watt signal at 103.3 MHz serving Stafford and Sugar Land, Tex., to the southwest of central Houston. But, it won't for long, as the licensee has just sold this FM translator. For listeners, South Asian programming is likely to stay in place.

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It enjoys a 56kw Class C FM signal serving Whitefish, Mont., and many of its small surrounding communities. Soon, it will no longer be tied to a Forgotten Umbrella — the name of the licensee spinning this facility.

In June 2025, a 50/50 partnership between longtime communications law pro Arthur Belendiuk and John J. Fuller came to an end. Then, in April 2026, Fuller moved forward with the sale of a Class C3 Country station serving the Burlington, Vt. market. That transaction brokered by Richard A. Foreman Associates has now closed.

The Media Bureau dismisses a Petition for Reconsideration filed by the Television Bureau of Advertising, Inc.

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