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FCC Announces Effective Date of Changes in LPFM and Noncommercial Application Processing

Earlier this week, the FCC announced that changes in its processing of LPFM and Noncommercial (NCE) full-power station applications became effective on Oct. 30.

source: Wilkinson Barker Knauer via Broadcast Law Blog

Now in Effect: FCC Repeals Radio Duplication Prohibitions

Back in August, we wrote about the Federal Communications Commission's decision to end the prohibition of commonly owned radio stations in the same service (AM or FM) that have 50% or more overlap of their primary service contours from duplicating more than 25% of their...

source: Fletcher Heald Hildreth via CommLawBlog

Broadcast Assignments and Transfer Applications Transition to the LMS Database

While much of the world was focused on election results, the FCC announced its transition of a few more of its applications from the CDBS database that it has used for several decades to its newer LMS database.

source: Wilkinson Barker Knauer via Broadcast Law Blog

Slatercom-WCD

Complete range of FAA Obstruction Lighting products including the new LED High Intensity system. Complete...

source: TAB

Radio Music License Committee (RMLC)

TAB Bronze Associate Member Radio Music License Committee (RMLC) is a non-profit entity charged with...

source: TAB

TAB Inclusive Journalism Webinar set for Nov. 12– Past Newsroom Webinars Archived Online

TAB will present a FREE webinar this Thursday to explore how Texas newsrooms can thoughtfully cover stories when race is a key component.

source: Michael Schneider, V.P., Legislative and Regulatory Affairs

In Short Order, New Texas House Speaker Emerges– 2021 Legislative Process Has Begun

As expected, members of the Texas House of Representatives quickly coalesced around a leader just days after it became clear that the partisan makeup in the lower chamber will remain unchanged after a furious election season....

source: Oscar Rodriguez, TAB President

November Regulatory Dates for Broadcasters: Rulemaking Comments, Hearings on Diversity and a New Commissioner, an FCC Open Meeting and More

November is one of those few months with no routine FCC filing obligations (no renewals, reports, fees or other regularly scheduled deadlines. While that might seem to suggest that you can take...

source: Wilkinson Barker Knauer via Broadcast Law Blog

After 16 Years, FCC Lifts TV Filing Freeze

The Federal Communications Commission's Media Bureau announced via Public Notice the end of a filing freeze on certain full power and Class A TV station modifications that lasted more than 16 years and the leadership of seven FCC chairpersons.

source: Fletcher Heald Hildreth via CommLawBlog

FCC Adopts Voluntary AM All-Digital Option

On Oct. 28, the Commission released a Report and Order ("R&O") authorizing AM radio stations to transition to an all-digital signal on a voluntary basis. This item was adopted during the October Open Meeting (MB Docket No. 19-311; MB Docket No. 13-249). Specifically, the...

source: Gregg Skall, Telecommunications Law Professionals, PLLC

Broadcast Local Public Notice Rule Changes Go Into Effect Oct. 30

The Federal Communications Commission's Local Public Notice Rule Changes have been published in the Federal Register and went into effect on Oct. 30. These changes — which we detailed at length in a previous post — eliminate...

source: Fletcher Heald Hildreth via CommLawBlog

TVU Networks

TAB Bronze Associate Member TVU Networks is a technology and market leader in IP-based live video solutions....

source: TAB

Shotoku Broadcast Systems

Since our inception in 1944, we have designed, manufactured and installed broadcast solutions customized...

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TAB Slates Law Enforcement Accountability, Inclusive Journalism Webinars– Poynter Newsroom Webinars a Hit

While the pandemic has canceled many broadcast industry educational gatherings, it has not deterred TAB from a core mission — providing ongoing learning opportunities for station teams. Case in point, TAB...

source: Michael Schneider, V.P., Legislative and Regulatory Affairs

TAB Launches 2020 Public Service Survey– Findings Fuel Advocacy in Austin, DC

TAB's 2020 Public Service Survey launches Nov. 9 as we prepare to document once again the extraordinary service local Radio and TV stations provide their communities, no matter the challenge. The findings gleaned from the annual...

source: Oscar Rodriguez, TAB President

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FCC Announces Effective Date of Changes in LPFM and Noncommercial Application Processing

Now in Effect: FCC Repeals Radio Duplication Prohibitions

Broadcast Assignments and Transfer Applications Transition to the LMS Database

Slatercom-WCD

Radio Music License Committee (RMLC)

TAB Inclusive Journalism Webinar set for Nov. 12– Past Newsroom Webinars Archived Online

In Short Order, New Texas House Speaker Emerges– 2021 Legislative Process Has Begun

November Regulatory Dates for Broadcasters: Rulemaking Comments, Hearings on Diversity and a New Commissioner, an FCC Open Meeting and More

After 16 Years, FCC Lifts TV Filing Freeze

FCC Adopts Voluntary AM All-Digital Option

Broadcast Local Public Notice Rule Changes Go Into Effect Oct. 30

TVU Networks

Shotoku Broadcast Systems

TAB Slates Law Enforcement Accountability, Inclusive Journalism Webinars– Poynter Newsroom Webinars a Hit

TAB Launches 2020 Public Service Survey– Findings Fuel Advocacy in Austin, DC

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