Broadcast Law & Regulation

Pittman Faces a Potential $37,500 in Fines
5.30.2013
Lack of working EAS gear, tower lighting issues trip up Louisiana station owner More

GAO: Feds Have Improved EAS, Much Remains to Be Done
by Leslie Stimson, 5.29.2013
New report is further evidence the evolution of EAS is coming along in fits and starts More

French Broadcasters Accuse CSA of Favoritism
5.29.2013
Sirti says the regulator is disproportionately allocating frequencies More

Agency Reform Still on Walden’s Agenda
5.28.2013
Lawmaker tells C-SPAN he has some concerns about Wheeler as a potential chairman More

FCC Seeks Input on IP Telephony Trials
5.28.2013
Public comments on transition from wired to wireless networks, including VOIP trials, due in July More

EBU: Exclude AV Services from Transatlantic Talks
5.28.2013
Organization says audiovisual services industry would be damaged by free trade More

FCC Proposes to Raise Regulatory Fees
5.24.2013
But the increase could be even larger, if the commission implements a new assessment formula More

New Bill Aims to Quash Patent Trolls
5.23.2013
Among other things, the bill shifts responsibility for cost of litigation onto the losing party More

KCNP(FM) Receives Waiver to Fundraise for Tornado Victims
5.22.2013
Media Bureau procedures are to help stations take part in Oklahoma relief efforts More

What's Next on the EAS Front?
by Randy J. Stine, 5.21.2013
Following the release earlier this year of an FCC report about the 2011 national test, experts discuss the outlook More

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