…net neutrality rules isn’t as easy to assess as it may at first seem. As producers and distributors of broadband and mobile services, net neutrality rules should assure broadcasters…
…Commission’s Emergency Alert System (“EAS”) and Antenna Structure Registration rules. Pursuant to Section 11.35(a) of the Commission’s Rules, cable operators must ensure that the required EAS equipment is installed, maintained…
One of the benefits of practicing law in a multifaceted law firm is the opportunity to work with lawyers in every area of law. It is always a…
…communications cannot easily be confined to just that location. Of course, the problems with jamming are not limited to just unintentional interference to nearby areas. There are similar…
…the spectrum.” It is unclear whether the Commission will appeal the Court’s decision, and broadcasters still have a long way to go before they can breathe easier about their spectrum…
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March 2010 This Broadcast Station EEO Advisory is directed to radio and television stations licensed to communities in: Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas, and highlights…
…age group should be preserved so that the job of completing the FCC Form 398 and creating documentation concerning commercialization is made easier. A station should prepare all documentation…
…security concerns, the FCC proposes to require testing of the EAS on a nationwide basis. To date, the EAS has never been used to deliver a national EAS alert. While…
FCC establishes June 12, 2010 as a “hard date” for wireless microphones and certain broadcast low power auxiliary operations to vacate 700 MHz spectrum. Some stations will have…
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