FCC October Enforcement Monitor
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$15,000 LPFM fine
FCC Rescinds Grant
Proposed $25,000 fine
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FCC Enforcement Monitor
Pillsbury’s communications lawyers have published FCC Enforcement Monitor monthly since
1999 to inform our clients of notable FCC enforcement actions against FCC license holders and
others.
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June 2020 Enforcement Monitor
FCC Says “Bye Bye” to Newspaper Legal Notices
For decades, radio and television stations have been obligated to buy legal notices in local newspapers to notify the public of routine license renewal applications or ownership changes. Not anymore, thanks to a rule change by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The latest... Read More.
April Antenna Focuses on Covid-19
Like the rest of the universe, the latest issue of Antenna newsletter focuses on the Covid-19 virus. Communications attorney Scott R. Flick, of the Washington law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, looks at the impact the pandemic is having on the... Read More.
Getting into the Weeds on CBD Advertising
In 2018, Congress enacted a new Farm Bill which decriminalized certain hemp products. As directed by that Bill, the US Department of Agriculture in 2019 published interim rules on the “Establishment of Domestic Hemp Projects” adopting a national regulatory framework for hemp production and... Read More.
New Overtime Exemption Rules!
Click Here for the Broadcasters Guide to the US Dept. of Labors new overtime exemption requirements written by Scott Flick and Warren Kessler!
Preparing for the 2020 Elections
Below is a link to the Preparing for the 2020 Elections with David Oxenford brought to you by the NHAB and Michigan Association of Broadcasters!
https://youtu.be/Wj6g6MkZebE
FCC Drops Hammer on Cumulus
(August 26, 2019) - One of the articles in the August issue of Antenna newsletter deals with a recent $233,000 fine imposed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Cumulus Radio,... Read More.
Transmitters Aren’t Supposed to Be Exciting…
Presented by the Michigan Association of Broadcasters
Your transmitter plant isn’t supposed to be exciting - it’s just supposed to run, 24/7/365. In fact, excitement at the transmitter site is almost always a very bad thing…unless that excitement is a reduced electric power bill. Now,... Read More.