Ohio LPFM Faces Uncertain Future
Station could be pushed off its frequency by incoming full-service applicant
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Station could be pushed off its frequency by incoming full-service applicant
Says commission not addressing impact of LCRA in proceeding
But broadcasters worry about technical, regulatory and compliance obstacles
LPFM advocate pushes back on 250-watt service
Rural communities especially may benefit greatly by low-power FM power increase
Most comments are positive but NAB objects to a "total overhaul" of LPFM
REC Networks is sanguine about its latest proposal
FCC is taking comments on fresh petition from REC Networks
Effort to “repeat national alerts” draws a lot interest
They criticize NAB's "ad hominen" attack and press FCC for partial repeal
Broadcasters and other power users adapt to online LMS e-filing system
Association says FCC did right thing by including FMs in rule repeal
But big groups caution the FCC that more real-world data is needed first
Michelle Bradley comments on what the commission did and what it didn't do
The commission adopted four main proposals including expanding the use of directional antennas
Goal is to “increase flexibility while maintaining interference protection and the core LPFM goals”
Although many agree over one sticky issue: the use of U/D ratio in some...
FCC chairman signals “reforms” ahead for the low-power radio service
As low-power FM nears its 20th anniversary, let’s agree that the true threat is...
Low-power stations have unique considerations when preparing for and surviving storms
Proposes to create a second regime of protection for full-service FM, Class D, FM...