FCC

New schedule dependent on original filing date; OPIF deadline for some is now Feb. 11.

Vearl Pennington and Michael Williamson must pay the government more than $144,000.

Tentative agenda items were originally schedule for consideration at the January meeting.

Meeting will only consist of commission announcements.

New alert can be issued whenever imminent danger to law enforcement officers.

But one group of EEO advocates say proposed steps do not go far enough.

Shuttered FCC triggers questions about filing, recordkeeping requirements.

Will continue to handle repack, spectrum auction activities.

FCC Chairman cites government shutdown.

Confirmation of Brendan Carr and Geoffrey Starks takes the agency to full strength.

First nationwide test of WEA successful, though many reported issues with reception.

Employees will have up to four hours to complete an orderly shutdown of operations.

As expected, Gray Television has now received both FCC and Department of Justice approvals for its $3.6 billion acquisition of Raycom Media.

Nearly a year after a false missile alert was issued across Hawaii, legislators have taken another step toward addressing the issue of erroneous emergency alerts.

NCTA unconvinced effort to open spectrum to 5G protects incumbents.

He is a longtime employee of the Media Bureau’s video division

Seeks comment on local radio-TV ownership rules, dual network rule, and diversity-related proposals

Latest in regulatory weed whacking.