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Committee reports to FCC on bilingual EAS

Among the many problems exposed by Hurricane Katrina was a problem getting emergency warnings and post-emergency information to non-English speakers. A conference was held by ...
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Satellite merger opponents take to YouTube

Who says Washington politics can't be fun? The folks at the student-founded Consumer Coalition for Competition in Satellite Radio (C3SR) have taken to YouTube with ...
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Democrats renew call for more minority ad contracts

Making sure that minority advertising businesses get their fair share of government contract work has long been a pet project of John Kerry (D-MA). Now ...
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Tribune fined for kidvid violations

Yet another TV station is facing a fine from the FCC for exceeding commercial time limits in children's programming. Tribune Company's KHCW-TV (Ch. 39, CW) ...
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License renewed, but a fine to pay

Israel G. Ybanez, a sole proprietor, failed to file a license renewal for KYMI-FM Los Ybanez, TX and continued to operate the station for a ...
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Communications sector betting on Democrats

The communications/electronics industry is ranked 7th out of 13 business sectors in terms of donating cash into the 2008 political races. It's responsible for over ...
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How moot can you get?

Is mooter a word? If not, can we coin it, as in it doesn't get much mooter than this? Anyway, the parade of out-to-lunch license ...
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Letter auction raises over 2M

Did the folks in the Clear Channel mailroom in San Antonio realize they were handling merchandise worth over two million bucks when a letter to ...
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Martin ownership plans draw immediate fire

The watchdog community was ready, and the aiming seemed already to have been done, when FCC Chairman Kevin Martin announced his intention to try for ...
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Report says Tribune deal is a bargaining chip

For Tribune's 8.2B privatization to go forward, it needs to have newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership restrictions either waived temporarily or lifted altogether. Los Angeles Times is reporting ...
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Report says Tribune deal is a bargaining chip

For Tribune's 8.2B privatization to go forward, it needs to have newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership restrictions either waived temporarily or lifted altogether. Los Angeles Times is reporting ...
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Toole time in Rome GA

Howard C. Toole was the winning Auction No. 70 bidder for a new FM CP in Plainview GA, in the vicinity of Rome GA, but ...
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Warchests filling up

The campaigns for federal office have already spend over 368M this cycle, even though the first vote is still months away, we aren't even in ...
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Obama asks Martin to slow down

More particularly, Barack Obama (D-IL), one of the leading candidates for the Democratic party's presidential nomination, wants issues on minority ownership and localism addressed before ...
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Brownback exiting presidential sweepstakes

Sen. Sam Brownback (R-KS) is said to be pulling the plug on his presidential campaign, with an announcement expected today. He has not fared well ...
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