pirate radio

Broadcasters tell McConnell and Schumer it’s time ”to resolve this vexing problem”

Initial complaint about alleged pirate station was filed in 2015

Learn about carmaker Audi's efforts in the world of hybrid radio and the connected car

Individuals sent Notices of Unlicensed Operation in New York and Connecticut

FCC chair addressed the Michigan Broadcasters Association Aug. 14

In wake of several large forfeitures, Enforcement Bureau continues to search for unlicensed operators

Enforcement Bureau said Juan Carlos Uribe had been operating a station for some time

Enforcement Bureau said Juan Carlos Uribe had been operating a station for some time

Commission took action in 2017 against both the alleged operator and property owners

Broadcast industry groups applaud, urge forward momentum

FCC said operator caused interference and failed to provide station identification

The FCC is attempting to keep the pressure on alleged pirate operators on the East Coast

Also emphasizes the need to grant the FCC “additional enforcement powers to shut down pirates”

The Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse Through Enforcement Act provides additional tools to the FCC to address illegal radio operations

Decision lauded by FCC Commissioner O’Rielly and the NAB

Untimely filing was cited as the primary reason for dismissal

He's not here to defend pirate broadcasters, but the Wandering Engineer does have a soft spot for neighborhood radio

Recent proposals don’t address the real source of the problem

Agents operate on both coasts

Action against "Rumba FM" came in early April

The acronym stands for "Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse Through Enforcement Act"

Bipartisan legislation designed to thwart and penalize radio pirates and supporters

Commission continues to search for illegal operations in the Garden State

Notices sent to alleged illegal operators in New Jersey and Connecticut