12.7 GHz Licensee Certifications Due Nov. 29
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Rachael Heffner
1M ago
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FCC Releases Adopted R&O/FNPRM Mandating DIRS Reporting
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Rachael Heffner
1M ago
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FCC Releases Adopted 6 GHz Band Item
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Rachael Heffner
4M ago
On November 1, 2023, the FCC released the Second Report and Order, Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, and Memorandum Opinion and Order, allowing operation of very low power (“VLP”) unlicensed devices in two portions of the 6 GHz band, seeking comment on additional portions of the band that VLP devices should be permitted to operate in, and addressing a remand from the District of... Source ..read more
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Former MBA President/CEO Mark Gordon was given the...
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Rachael Heffner
5M ago
Former MBA President/CEO Mark Gordon was given the Lifetime Member Award in June. Source ..read more
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FCC Proposes $25,000 Fine Against Rocking M Media and Melia Communications for Violation of EEO Rules
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Rachael Heffner
5M ago
After two decades with the FCC “no longer new” EEO rules, a lot of broadcasters have eased off strict compliance with the rules due to both staffing and time constraints. A case just released by the FCC shows us that can be a costly error and that it pays to be on your toes regarding FCC EEO rules. In a case just released, the FCC fined a broadcaster $25,000 for EEO violations. The case serves as... Source ..read more
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Political Windows
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Terry Harper
5M ago
In Missouri, the office of the Secretary of State posts all election dates. Use the descriptions below to determine political windows requiring stations apply their lowest unit rate to candidates. A “general” election i.e., one that results in the election of the candidate. A “primary” election is one that determines the candidates who will qualify for the “general” election. Source ..read more
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Biennial Ownership Reports Due Dec. 1
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Rachael Heffner
6M ago
On September 18, 2023, the FCC released a Public Notice reminding all broadcasters that the window for Biennial Ownership Reports will open on October 2, 2023 and that all reports must be submitted by December 1, 2023. As a reminder, all licensees of commercial and non-commercial full power television, Class A television, low power television, AM radio, and FM radio stations are required to file a... Source ..read more
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Gregg Skall Featured on Radio & Television Business Report’s InFocus Podcast
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Terry Harper
7M ago
This week TLP Member Gregg Skall was featured on the Radio & Television Business Report ‘s InFocus Podcast to discuss what Anna Gomez’s arrival at the FCC will mean, with respect to potential regulatory policy shifts for broadcast radio and TV. Click here for additional information and to hear the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rbr-tvbr-infocus-podcast/id1507222690? Source ..read more
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FCC Releases September Open Meeting Tentative Agenda
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Terry Harper
7M ago
On August 31, 2023, the FCC released the Tentative Agenda for the September Open Meeting, scheduled for September 21, 2023 at 10:30 AM. The following items are tentatively scheduled for Commission consideration: Chairwoman Rosenworcel also released a blog post on the upcoming meeting. Please Contact Us if you have any questions. The post FCC Releases September Open Meeting Tentative Agenda first... Source ..read more
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“Pros And Cons Of Top-Four Network Rule In The Digital Age” by TLP’s Gregg Skall and Ashley Brydone-Jack, published in Law360
Missouri Broadcasters Association
by Terry Harper
7M ago
By Gregg Skall and Ashley Brydone-Jack Law360 (August 30, 2023) Television viewing has changed drastically in the last decade. Consumers are increasingly cutting the cord and abandoning traditional methods of content consumption, such as cable and over- the-air television, in favor of online streaming platforms that allow viewers to choose what and when they want to watch. Source ..read more
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