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Radio station owners must pay or show cause within 60 days

The post Licenses at Risk in Michigan, Georgia for Unpaid FCC Fees appeared first on Radio World.

The Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau grants in part and denies in part a request by Sun Broadcasting, Inc. to provide a limited waiver of the Commission's rules addressing operational readiness for Emergency Alert System (EAS) equipment.

WVRC Media transformed its Charleston radio and TV studios

The post A Wild and Wonderful West Virginia Revamp appeared first on Radio World.

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The Media Bureau and the Office of Managing Director require Sovereign Communciations, LLC, to pay delinquent regulatory fees or show cause why payment should be waived or deferred.

A federal judge in a Delaware District Court recommended Thursday that a Motion to Dismiss filed by a defendant in a patent infringement case filed by Nielsen be granted — thus thwarting the nation's dominant audience measurement and data analytics firm in its legal claim of bespoke technology.

He's become Public Enemy No. 1 of the NAB and groups seeking what his organization has assailed as Congressional "mandates" designed to keep AM radio tuners in all vehicles and push ATSC 3.0 digital TV broadcasting forward, respectively. Soon, they'll have to contend with a new CTA CEO.

This Valentine’s Week, public speaking coach Rosemary Ravinal invites you to consider the following: What love language does your audience speak? How can you show up in ways that make them feel valued, respected, and inspired? This blog provides insights of benefit to your whole C-Suite.

While streaming platforms attempt to claim a larger share of sports viewership, new research from TVB shows that traditional broadcast television remains essential to sports enthusiasts who follow multiple sports throughout the year.