HARRY C. MARTIN

The FCC has begun to address some of the regulatory logistics associated with satellite importation of distant signals into local TV markets. Current

In a much-anticipated order, the FCC corrected, clarified and revised most of the miscues that had marred its 2004 decision re-vamping the MDS/ITFS band.

The CALM Act would be effective by Christmas 2012.

The FCC is moving toward forced TV spectrum sharing

The FCC approved deployment of white-space devices

Frequency coordination is required for most microwave broadcast auxiliary changes

In April, the commission issued a notice seeking comment on possible revisions to Form 395-B, an annual employment report that must be filled out by broadcasters.

In a 3-1 decision issued on June 4, the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York struck down the FCC's fleeting expletive policy, which was adopted in 2004.

Moving to your analog channel? Avoid coverage losses.

With less than a year-and-a-half before the end of analog TV broadcasting (except for Class A, LPTV and TV translators), the FCC continues to issue orders

In June, the Commission held an en banc hearing on the need for new broadcast and cable equal employment opportunity (EEO) rules.

This month’s FCC Update column discusses the FCC’s decision to put off taking any action on a number of controversial and long-pending DTV issues.

The approach urged by the UCC would place the FCC in the role of evaluating programming content and, more ominously, regulating on the basis of that evaluation