FCC

Senate subcommittee failed to take action on pirate enforcement proposal in 2018

But one group of EEO advocates say proposed steps do not go far enough

Shutdown triggers questions about filing, recordkeeping requirements

Even during the shutdown, the FCC’s agenda makes waves

But AM station count again declined

Three Republican and two Democratic commissioners now seated

Work will continue on spectrum auctions

First nationwide test of WEA successful, though gaps in reception remain

Reportedly unhappy with pause in FCC rural broadband subsidy fund program

Reportedly unhappy with pause in FCC rural broadband subsidy fund program

N.Y. resident arraigned on a charge of unauthorized radio transmission

Republican-led commission emphasizes modernizing rules, lone Democrat cautions against consolidation

Republican-led commission emphasizes modernizing rules, lone Democrat cautions against consolidation

The move is the latest in regulatory weed whacking at the commission

Latest in regulatory weed whacking

He is a longtime employee of the Media Bureau’s video division

Majority of licenses have provisionally winning bids

Judge Richard Sippel retired Dec. 1

Company filed an ex parte presentation on Nov. 29

But no new licenses bid in past two rounds

Nine more phases to go in post-incentive auction channel switches

They say "unused" TV spectrum is key to closing rural broadband divide

They say "unused" TV spectrum is key to closing rural broadband divide

More than 70% of licenses have provisionally winning bids