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Donatus Anyanwu prohibited from participating in federal Universal Service Fund programs for defrauding the Commission's E-Rate program

This document proposes to amend the Table of TV Allotments (Table) of the Federal Communications Commission's (Commission) rules in response to a petition for rulemaking filed by One Ministries, Inc. (Petitioner), the licensee of NCE television station KEDS(TV) (KEDS or Station), Colusa, California (Colusa). The Petitioner requests the substitution of UHF channel *14 in place of its current VHF channel *2 at Colusa in the Table with the technical parameters specified in the Petition. In support of its channel substitution request, the Petitioner asserts that allowing the Station to move to a UHF channel would serve the public interest by improving signal reception for viewers. The Petitioner observes that the Commission has recognized that VHF channels have certain characteristics that have posed challenges for their use in providing digital television service, including propagation characteristics allowing undesired signals and noise to be receivable at relatively farther distances. Additionally, the Petitioner notes that the Commission has observed large variability in the performance of indoor antennas available to consumers, with most antennas receiving fairly well at UHF and the substantial majority not so well to very poor at high-VHF. An engineering statement provided by the Petitioner confirms that the proposed channel *14 contour would provide full principal community coverage to Colusa.

Former Met Opera broadcast stage manager shares her memories from a radio perspective

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Campaign aims to make sure that radio, apps and voice access are well integrated

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When IBC 2026 begins on September 11 in Amsterdam, U.S.-based ENCO will introduce latest innovations for its Qimera Virtual Production system, demonstrating how advanced virtual production technology can help crews create more compelling content while making more efficient use of people, studio space and technical resources.

An advertising-fueled sports-focused streaming service that was to serve as the home of the NHL's Dallas Stars as well as a selection of Texas high school football games has suddenly ceased operations. North Texas isn't the only region of the U.S. impacted by the demise of Victory+.

Southwest Montana Media's 100.9 KBOQ was licensed to Lima

The post FCC Cancels License of Montana FM Station Over Unpaid Fees appeared first on Radio World.

When cell networks went dark for weeks during recent disasters, radio stations kept broadcasting emergency alerts throughout. That track record now anchors the NAB's response to portions of a major FCC proposal, which it says could undermine EAS reliability.

The FCC has opened a pleading cycle that sees the Commission welcome input from interested parties on a federal bankruptcy court-approved post-bankruptcy ownership scheme for Spanish Broadcasting System that would hand nearly all of the company’s equity to a group of funds.

Clay Travis, one-half of The Clay & Buck Show that pairs Travis with Buck Sexton each weekday from 9am-Noon Pacific, has signed a "renewed and expanded" agreement with Premiere and parent company iHeartMedia.

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RSPDuo hardware from SDRPlay helped breath life back into the FM DX hobby

The post Diversity Mode Helps You Unlock Lost FM Channels appeared first on Radio World.

A conservative spoken word AM serving Houston is being acquired by a limited liability company led by Yasmeen Qureshi. What does this mean for "The Voice of Texas"? If anything, it concludes a second round of ownership for the man who since 2015 has been the Lieutenant Governor of the Lone Star State.

Broadcasters gain tighter control over the listening experience

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