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The FCC has upheld its earlier $10,000 fine against a San Diego man for operating a pirate station.
The FCC has upheld its earlier $10,000 fine against a San Diego man for operating a pirate station.
The commission said Alan Conrad did not respond to its earlier notice in the case of an unlicensed radio transmitter on 106.9 in southern California.
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