Michi Bradley
FCC Today with Michi Bradley
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FCC Today 09-21-2022 21.09.2022 22:18
Sinclair Broadcasting is in hot water over "Hot Wheels". CAP Polling ex parte update.
fcc.today: The Podcast - March 24, 2022 24.03.2022 6:20
Revised filing fees for WTB applicants, including the new Amateur Radio filing fee starts in April. FCC lowers the boom on three more robocall carriers. Auction 109 applicant dinged $1K. FCC announces more NCE tentative selectees.
fcc.today: The Podcast - March 21, 2022 22.03.2022 6:52
We're back! It's spring, and the revocation hearings are in full bloom. More EZ coming for REC EZ Forms.
fcc.today: The Podcast - February 18, 2022 18.02.2022 10:14
FCC fixes radio rules. $45M megadinger for robocaller. Rogue TV antenna causes ruckus in a NY town. FCC clamps down on captive contracts in apartments. Auction 112 for TV this summer.
fcc.today: The Podcast - February 10, 2022 11.02.2022 11:52
Mazda owners in Seattle are locked on KUOW... literally! 25 educational FM allotments in the commercial band have been re-reserved to go up for auction. Hearing being set for KPCQ-AM for long periods of silence. Dingers for an Auction 109 applicant in Hugo, CO, W264DV and WMOX-AM. Some NCE MX applicants are getting more time to settle. How will the FCC handle new NCE broadcasters who did not...
fcc.today: The Podcast - February 3, 2022 04.02.2022 6:44
DKQEK-LP takes the FCC back to court over MB 19-193. $7K dinger for WMOX-AM for operation after expiration. Rosenworcel declares war on ringless voicemail.
fcc.today: The Podcast - February 1, 2022 02.02.2022 12:58
Rosenworcel drops the hammer on jammers. Tower unlit for nearly 20 years ordered to finally come down. NCE applicants are settling. Rosenworcel announces staff changes including new Media Bureau Chief.
fcc.today: The Podcast - January 12, 2022 12.01.2022 6:06
Media Bureau moves one step closer to retiring CDBS, Land Mobile interests seek to modernize T-Band protection rules, Rosenworcel congratulates Alan Davidson on NTIA post, update on the Roger Wahl revocation proceeding.
fcc.today: The Podcast - January 7, 2022 07.01.2022 8:16
Nutrition Facts style labels for broadband services, recognition of tribal libraries in the E-Rate program, more recognition of write-in candidates in political programming rules, changes to TV white space devices to better protect wireless microphones and modifying equipment authorization rules to align with international standards.
fcc.today: The Podcast - January 4, 2022 05.01.2022 11:44
FCC grants iHeart's renewal for WGCI(FM) Chicago amid charges of violent and obscene song lyrics. FCC releases updated broadcast station counts. Reminiscing about the World Radio TV Handbook.
fcc.today: The Podcast - January 3, 2022 04.01.2022 16:42
The new year is here, snow in Riverton, the LPFM inventory is done and REC is returning to normal operations, national EAS test results are in and NCE applicants are making moves and killing conflicts.. all that in unscripted Michi fashion.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 17, 2021 17.12.2021 12:29
Telecoms dinged over $6M for 9-1-1 violations. NAB/SBAs join REC in opposing mandatory DIRS reporting. Audio denies UrbanOne's request for FM allotment that has already been reauctioned. Two translators dinged for untimely filings.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 14, 2021 15.12.2021 9:49
FCC proposes changes to EAS to make them more visually appealing. DIRS activated in 17 Kentucky counties. VOIP providers get some flexibility in how they block potential robocalls. WTB grants waiver to better implement Positive Train Control.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 13, 2021 13.12.2021 3:31
The death of broadcast engineer Jeremy Ruck. New all-digital AM in New England. Comment dates in NextGen multicast proceeding.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 10, 2021 10.12.2021 7:47
Beasley dinged for false EAS tones on brokered show. NPR & REC opposes mandatory reporting during disasters. Roger Wahl revocation case moves forward.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 8, 2021 08.12.2021 5:44
FCC denies NAB Petition for Stay in the Foreign Government Programming Disclosure rule proceeding.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 7, 2021 07.12.2021 7:44
Jessica Rosenworcel becomes the first woman to be confirmed by the Senate as Chair of the FCC.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 3, 2021 03.12.2021 1:20:28
FCCxtra: FCC nominee Gigi Sohn answers senator's questions at the December 1, 2021 hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 2, 2021 02.12.2021 7:16
Opening statement of Gigi Sohn before the Senate Commerce Committee, December 1, 2021.
fcc.today: The Podcast - December 1, 2021 01.12.2021 6:45
Chinese Voice of Golden City denied review in the DC Circuit. FCC may move ahead on the WQZS revocation.
fcc.today: The Podcast - November 30, 2021 30.11.2021 8:02
FCC announces mutually exclusive application groups in the NCE FM filing window. NFL on Fox allegedly did a big EAS no-no!
fcc.today: The Podcast - November 23, 2021 23.11.2021 7:07
FCC investigates fraud in the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, T-Mobile to pay $19M for 911 outage, The impact to LPFM stations by the NCE Window.
fcc.today: The Podcast - November 22, 2021 22.11.2021 3:24
TV Auction 112: Little towns, big bucks and hopefully, no whammys! CA radio 'clean' renewals being granted today.
fcc.today: The Podcast - November 18, 2021 18.11.2021 6:22
FCC gives go ahead for Text to 9-8-8, Enhanced Competition Incentive Program and Kineis Low-Earth Satellite market access. Dingers for Auction 109 and TV public files.
fcc.today: The Podcast - November 17, 2021 17.11.2021 14:55
Rosenworcel's remarks before the Senate Commerce Committee. Rough road ahead for Gigi Sohn.
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