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REC introduces PACE. A new recognition program for compliant and experienced LPFM stations.

By admin | 9:02 AM EDT, Mon August 12, 2024

Today, Monday, August 12, 2024, REC Networks (REC) is announcing the launch of a new initiative to recognize well-established Low Power FM (LPFM) broadcast stations with a track record of longevity, dependability and rules compliance.

The new program is called PACE, which stands for Participation, Availability, Compliance and Experience.  PACE will utilize various metrics from REC’s vast collection of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) data to highlight those well-established stations that have been the most involved in the proper operation of their station in an effort to be good broadcast band neighbors and to better the medium of radio in an effort consistent with REC’s overall goals to keep radio relevant, especially in this time of “non-radio” competition.

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  • Read more about REC introduces PACE. A new recognition program for compliant and experienced LPFM stations.

FCC Announces 2024 ETRS Form One Deadline - REC Announces Service Offering for ETRS 2024

By admin | 2:27 PM EDT, Mon August 05, 2024

The Federal Communications Commission has announced the mandatory filing deadline for the Emergency Alert System (EAS) Test Reporting System (ETRS) annual Form One filing.  The deadline for filing will be October 4, 2024.

Reporting is mandatory and is required for the following facility types:

  • Read more about FCC Announces 2024 ETRS Form One Deadline - REC Announces Service Offering for ETRS 2024

24-147/148: REC opposes proposed changes to Public File & new City of License rules for secondary TV services

By admin | 4:42 PM EDT, Mon July 29, 2024

REC Networks filed comments in MB Dockets 24-147 and 24-148 in opposition to two changes the FCC is proposing for the Low Power Television (LPTV) service.

While the proceeding covered a large variety of items from political files to distances allowed for minor moves, REC focused on two specific items, Online Public Inspection File (OPIF) and Community of License (COL).

  • Read more about 24-147/148: REC opposes proposed changes to Public File & new City of License rules for secondary TV services

FCC reinstates allotment short-spaced LPFM application after misapplying §73.870(c) + Statement from REC Networks regarding LMS raw data for vacant FM allotments

By admin | 4:29 PM EDT, Thu July 25, 2024

Today (Thursday, July 25, 2024), the Media Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission has granted reconsideration on a dismissed LPFM application for Holy Mother Mary (HMM) proposing to operate at Cascade, Iowa and has temporarily reinstated their application.

  • Read more about FCC reinstates allotment short-spaced LPFM application after misapplying §73.870(c) + Statement from REC Networks regarding LMS raw data for vacant FM allotments

24-183: REC tells FCC that a new service class for full-service must include the creation of a new service class for LPFM.

By admin | 2:10 PM EDT, Fri July 19, 2024

REC Networks has filed comments with the FCC to express conditional support for the proposed A10 Class of Service as part of a much larger expansion of rural broadcasting.  Class A10 was proposed by Commander Communication Corporation to be an intermediate service class between A and B1 or C3, depending on the location of the FM station.  Class A10 is specified as 10 kilowatts at 100 meters height above average terrain with a service contour of 32 kilometers. 

  • Read more about 24-183: REC tells FCC that a new service class for full-service must include the creation of a new service class for LPFM.

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