The linked document is a list of the 1,081 short form applications that were filed for new FM translators.  The short form process allows the FCC to identify which applicants are singleton and can be granted as soon as possible and which ones will be going to auction due to mutual exclusitivity.   Translators will be able to modify their applications to other channels and locations but those changes will be limited to "minor" ones only.

The FCC has issued a public notice to advise that all participants in EAS will need to register on a new EAS Test Reporting System (ETRS).  This new system is a different process than the system that was used in the 2016 National EAS Test.  We do point out that there is no planned test at this time.  The FCC will eventually release a "Form One" in July that will need to be filled out by a date to be announced in that public notice.   There will be more information to follow.  

REC Networks has filed comments with the Federal Communications Commission in response to an inquiry into the modernization of media regulations.

The FCC has granted applications for two FM boosters that would be commonly-owned by LPFM stations and will specify those LPFMs as their primary stations.

The applications were filed in 2015 and 2016 by the advocacy side of REC Networks on behalf of two California applicants.  

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