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The Commission on Friday adopted its proposed general application cap, as well as a holding period for construction permits granted in an upcoming filing window for the first FM translators associated with a noncommercial full-power MHz band station.

As the 7pm hour began across the East Coast of the U.S., every TV station owned by The E.W. Scripps Co. was effectively obstructed under federal law from those who receive local broadcast television stations via DirecTV. The reason? A new carriage deal could not be reach, and each party blames each other.

Howard Fine documents errors on Part 74 licenses traced to an FCC database transition

The post Outdated Records Leave Microwave Links at Risk appeared first on Radio World.

Media Bureau establishes the pleading cycle and ex parte procedures for the early renewal applications of Disney's ABC licenses filed on May 28, 2026.

Media Bureau establishes the pleading cycle and ex parte procedures for the early renewal applications of Bridge News, LLC's licenses filed on May 27, 2026.

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The pair had tower structure infractions

The post FCC Issues Violation Notices to Two Co-Owned Illinois Stations appeared first on Radio World.

There will be a 10-application cap and the primary station must be commonly owned

The post FCC Sets Restrictions for NCE FM Translator Window appeared first on Radio World.

Worries about a “declining, paper-local service trapped by a 100-watt ceiling”

The post LPFM Advocate Calls for a Power Boost  appeared first on Radio World.

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"America @ 250: Due Diligence" begins in June

The post New Radio Show Looks to Restore Civility to Constitutional Debate appeared first on Radio World.

The FCC on Thursday made it clear that it wants broadcasters "to review and modify their operations to ensure compliance." The reminder comes in a politically charged environment, one in which The Walt Disney Co. is being subject to an early license renewal of its ABC Owned Stations and questions over "The View" as a bona fide news program.

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