After conducting an investigation into whether a Texas low power television station’s (the “Station”) license should be cancelled, the FCC ultimately issued a Memorandum Opinion and Order and Notice of...
Read moreBy recent Public Notice (the “Notice”), the Media Bureau has announced that beginning August 20, 2024, Class A, LPTV, and TV translator stations will be permitted, on a nationwide basis...
Read moreAccording to a Public Notice (the “Notice”) released today, May 31, 2024, qualifying LPTV stations now have one year from today, May 31, 2024—i.e., through May 30, 2025—to apply to...
Read moreAccording to a recent Order and Consent Decree (the “Decree”), a Maine LPTV station and MeTV affiliate (the “Station”) will be fined $2,500, with the possibility of an increase to...
Read moreIn a recent Memorandum Opinion and Order and Notice of Apparently Liability for Forfeiture (the “Order”), the FCC proposed a $9,500 fine against a displaced Missouri LPTV station (the “Station”)...
Read moreIn a development of particular interest to low power television (“LPTV”) stations operating in smaller markets, at last week’s December Open Meeting the Commission unanimously adopted a Report and Order...
Read moreOn March 30, 2023, the FCC initiated a proceeding to implement the recently enacted Low Power Protection Act (“LPPA”), which offers certain low power television (“LPTV”) stations a “limited window...
Read moreWe’re currently only about a month away from an important date that licensees of LPTV and TV translator stations should have circled on their calendars—July 13, 2021—which is the date...
Read moreAccording to a recent Federal Register publication, May 24, 2021, will mark the effective date for many of the Commission’s new rules “modestly easing limitations” on transmitter deployment for distributed...
Read moreA Public Notice (the “Notice”) recently released by the FCC’s Incentive Auction Task Force and Media Bureau (the “Bureau”) provides an update on the status of the spectrum repack, as...
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