FCC Ends Broadcaster Filings in CDBS
Commission continues transition to LMS e-filing database
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Commission continues transition to LMS e-filing database
Broadcasters should “set aside their differences and speak in one voice”
AI and voice-controlled platforms among emerging technologies
But broadcasters worry about technical, regulatory and compliance obstacles
Commission looking to freshen disaster playbook
Forfeiture has been re-examined numerous times since 2014
NAB and other industry groups had asked for delay pending outcome of lawsuit
Technical errors found on all eight applications
But the problem that developed before Thanksgiving has now been fixed
Our conversation with the longtime communications attorney, known for his spectrum expertise
LPFM advocate says NCE filing window could affect LPFM stations
Incumbent earth station operators who submitted directly will see reimbursements soon
Radio group operations up 21% YoY, expects growth to continue into 2022
Company says audio remains hot with broadcast and podcast revenues rising
We chat with this year’s recipient of the NAB Radio Engineering Achievement Award
Broadcast industry group says it seeks to balance regulatory fee process
Consumer technology group says NAB proposal “would upend current spectrum fee model”
Subcaps are debated, while clamor for more ownership diversity draws attention
Mandatory reporting to DIRS is also part of the proposal package
NAB does not object to annual employee reporting but questions value of the data
DIRS reporting for broadcasters could become mandatory
More and more unmanned aircraft are buzzing around broadcast towers
Competitor complained that low-power station aired advertisements
It thinks NAB proposal to substantially deregulate FM would be harmful
Veteran market engineer embraces challenges
Broadcast equipment vendors react to ongoing semiconductor crisis
Broadcasters say they're tired of unregulated “Big Tech” skating on commission fees
The proposed changes are “safe and sane,” as one engineering observer put it
Broadcaster reports small Q2 profit; company bets heavily on sports betting programs
Broadcaster sees continued recovery of commercial advertising market
Industry says it’s tired of subsidizing competitors
Red Wolf Broadcasting’s interference complaint against low-power FM dismissed
LPFM advocate pushes back on 250-watt service
But could easing of subcaps still come into play?
Most comments are positive but NAB objects to a "total overhaul" of LPFM
Retired Continental Electronics engineer described as “true renaissance broadcast engineer”
Move appears to bring new LPFM filing window closer