FCC Gets Stakeholder Feedback on Multilingual EAS Alerts
Broadcasters, FEMA and NWS all express reservations about how it would work
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Broadcasters, FEMA and NWS all express reservations about how it would work
Its CEO said small, Class A stations will lose audience if the FCC adopts...
No big impact on radio expected, but organizers will rearrange a few components
Groups are working with NAB and Xperi to gather more information
It has approved the technology for “one-year, renewable experimental authorizations” until rules are finalized
Weather Alert Radio Network presses its case for an LPFM coastal network
Company may exceed percentage limit when it emerges from bankruptcy
Performance royalty proponents cheer the NPRM's questions about the main studio rule
FCC approval is pending but major leadership changes at company are expected
Broadcaster sees 2024 as “recovery year with strengthening of advertising across the board”
WARN filed 213 applications but has failed to convince the commission
Shareholder group with 10% stake in broadcaster wants more
The company’s new stakeholders include billionaire George Soros
Questions continue to swirl around the case of the stolen AM tower
Broadcasters will have a chance to comment on the technical feasibility of the proposal
Some observers doubt WJLX's tower was stolen, but the general manager stands by his...
Hopes to raise $21.6 million to help navigate Chapter 11
The FCC says more than 700 applications do not face MX conflicts
Rep. Gottheimer says driving a car without AM radio’s warning capabilities is a safety...
Its proposal is raising questions about the technical feasibility of using existing EAS equipment
Commission also considering making broadcasters report ongoing outages in NORS
Xperi and NAB hope a compromise will keep their proposal aloft
KITX’s tower collapsed after copper thieves severed guy cables
Severed guy cables caused the Oklahoma station's tower to collapse
The prepackaged filing will reduce the radio group's debt from $1.9B to $350M
NPRM to be considered this month would prompt another round of industry comment
Second-largest U.S. radio company will exchange equity for debt relief
Pending proposal will explore the question of a broadcast requirement further
Radio broadcaster had been working with lenders to negotiate debt
ABIP inspectors and radio attorneys talk about common enforcement triggers
Oklahoma station has had issues maintaining service
Completing 2018 review, it also rejects NAB’s pleas to redefine radio’s marketplace
The commission instead admonishes the licensee for knowingly violating technical rules
Commission examined cybersecurity for public warning systems
“We are in a renewed golden era of live events coming out of COVID”
Mark Bohach about the advantages of cross-service FM translators
LPFM advocates: “Vulnerability discovered during filing window”
Sen. Rand Paul objected, saying "mandating that all cars have AM radio is antithetical"