FCC launches pirate radio enforcement database
The Federal Communications Commission has released a new report on its enforcement actions pursuant to the PIRATE Act.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is the public utility regulatory arm of the United States federal government. Among other sectors, the FCC regulates broadcast television, broadcast radio, telecommunications companies and other utilities. The FCC is based in Washington, D.C.
The Federal Communications Commission has released a new report on its enforcement actions pursuant to the PIRATE Act.
A consortium of broadcasters is asking the FCC to create a task force as part of a push for the next-generation transmission standard ATSC 3.0.
The FCC has proposed a $504,000 fine against Fox for using emergency alert tones in a promotional segment for a football game.
Dish Network customers in more than two dozen regions have lost access to Nexstar-controlled Mission and White Knight broadcast stations.
The FCC said it could fine a Florida-based landlord more than $2.1 million due to a pirate radio station broadcasting from their Miami property.
The FCC is seeking public comment during its quadrennial review on broadcast ownership rules.
The FCC says New York-based electronics retailer B&H Photo sold FM transmitters that illegally transmitted on unauthorized frequencies.
The FCC says it is moving forward with a $500,000 fine against Gray Television over ownership rules violations dating back two years.
The six Florida television stations that were knocked offline by Hurricane Ian last week are transmitting once again.
Most Florida-based TV and radio stations are back online after Hurricane Ian impacted the state last week.