Guam Media Meets with Governor’s Office
Lack of fuel, generators is keeping several stations off the air
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Lack of fuel, generators is keeping several stations off the air
Across Guam, widespread power outages are affecting the island's broadcasters
Provides an extra six months for TV and radio stations to restore service
Ajit Pai will visit islands to review recovery efforts
In Puerto Rico, 61% of the island’s population now has coverage, up from 60%...
Post-Hurricane Maria, many stations are not yet operational
The battery-operated radios can receive AM, FM, MW and SW1-7 signals
Alphabet-led emergency connectivity project relies on cooperation from mobile carriers
Post-Hurricane Maria, organization tells FCC chairman that more should be done to help Puerto...
New group will work to support the restoration of communications services in areas affected...
Broadcast organizations stateside have been reaching out to brethren in the U.S. territory hoping...
Most of the U.S. territory’s stations are still off the air
More than a week later, the island’s communications infrastructure is still challenged
Two decades ago, the station won an Edward R. Murrow award for continuously broadcasting...
Cable and wireless ops, broadcasters affected by hurricanes get extra six weeks to submit...
Even without a roof, Spanish-language station remained on the air during and after Hurricane...
Company white paper reminds broadcasters of the FM chip's importance during crisis
Stations check generator fuel and plan staffing contingencies
"It’s reflective of people moving out of harm’s way and tuning to FM radio...