broadcast license Latest about broadcast license FCC Sends Next Batch of EEO Audit Letters By Susan Ashworth last updated 23 August 22 Approximately 150 TV and radio stations get the letter FCC It’s Official: Long-Standing Rule to Post Broadcast Licenses Is Nixed By Susan Ashworth published 13 February 19 FCC order formally eliminates requirement that broadcasters post licenses at a physical location. Regulatory & Legal FCC Votes to Eliminate Physical Broadcast License Posting By John Eggerton published 12 December 18 Latest in regulatory weed whacking. FCC Trump Suggests NBC ‘License’ Should Be Challenged By Broadcasting & Cable published 11 October 17 Blasting NBC and some of its recent report as “fake news,” President Donald Trump used Twitter to query whether or not it was appropriate to challenge NBC’s broadcast license. Business Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Levi Stadium Gets Major Wireless Upgrade for Super Bowl LX2NABLF Announces Participants in 2026 Media Sales and Tech Collegiate Programs3Versant’s Free TV Networks Concludes New Multi-Platform Distribution Deals4AIMS Announces Certification of First 48 IPMX Products5Gray Media Inks Expanded Telemundo Affiliation Agreement
FCC Sends Next Batch of EEO Audit Letters By Susan Ashworth last updated 23 August 22 Approximately 150 TV and radio stations get the letter
It’s Official: Long-Standing Rule to Post Broadcast Licenses Is Nixed By Susan Ashworth published 13 February 19 FCC order formally eliminates requirement that broadcasters post licenses at a physical location.
FCC Votes to Eliminate Physical Broadcast License Posting By John Eggerton published 12 December 18 Latest in regulatory weed whacking.
Trump Suggests NBC ‘License’ Should Be Challenged By Broadcasting & Cable published 11 October 17 Blasting NBC and some of its recent report as “fake news,” President Donald Trump used Twitter to query whether or not it was appropriate to challenge NBC’s broadcast license.
