FCC: No Blanket Exemption for CAP Noncompliance
Stations facing equipment delays can ask for a waiver but they must demonstrate ‘good...
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Stations facing equipment delays can ask for a waiver but they must demonstrate ‘good...
Compliance situation unclear as radio approaches June 30 deadline
Company requests further information from Patent Office in automation suit
Company also says that patents have been sold
Durst anticipates FM, TV antenna installation atop new skyscraper
State plans have a June 30 deadline and must be approved by the FCC
Contract engineers in particular are vulnerable to radio’s money woes
Ceremony includes Murrow’s son and shortwave dignitaries
Congress restores funding to Murrow site in North Carolina
Questions linger about issues like monitoring assignments and data feeds
Some service cuts restored, reductions to be made elsewhere
Emmis CTO is recipient of NAB Radio Engineering Award
New social media outlets present potential pitfalls for broadcasters
U.S. international broadcasting considers how to ‘innovate and integrate’
Broadcasters apply for more bandwidth after FCC eliminates ‘Final Link’ rule
With a deeper examination cuts and service changes proposed by the BBG become clearer
Some services to be pared back, some languages cut and social media expanded
How Mission Abstract Data responded to its PTO setback
Industry and regulators digest test results, consider next steps
A conversation with the new president of the Society of Broadcast Engineers
Is FCC really just a ‘paper tiger’ when it comes to enforcement?
Recent developments seem to have gone broadcasters' way, but observers say the appeal process...
Automation companies and legal observers discuss the latest patent ruling
With participants mostly tight-lipped, the automation legal battle continues
Radio Show tech sessions explore three major asset areas
But a decade later, cost remains a real obstacle to backup infrastructure
Encoder/decoder makers strive to meet increased demand
Broadcasters find them an attractive tool for expanding reach in untraditional ways
Public radio finds it more difficult to fund equipment projects
But ‘Prior Art’ Exists, According to Automation Industry Executives
New Cox VP of technical operations sees ‘hybrid’ skills becoming norm
System manufacturers are involved in trying to counter the claims
BWWG says many next-gen warning details remain to be sorted out
Colleagues say Bob du Treil Sr. has stressed the importance of giving back
Alaska results are sifted; CAP compliance process continues
Highway groups are hoping for increased power, expanded programming
Predictions vary on when FCC will open application window
He has pushed for regulatory changes, though success hasn’t been all he’d hoped
Ten years into its wind project, KBSJ is still learning … and saving
Impact may be minor, but issue of EMI from FM to aviation remains
For programmers, Monday is the most critical day; and the entire hour is important