White House Budget Indicates Cuts at FCC, Zeros at CPB
President Trump’s first budget outline may require belt-tightening at the FCC.
Radio Fights State-Level Ad Taxes
At least four states are considering revising tax laws that could pose a threat to marketers' ad budgets.
O’Rielly: FCC Needs Aggressive Action on Pirate Radio
Commissioner Michael O’Rielly says the FCC's effort to combat pirate radio is coming up short.
As Pai Considers Cross-Ownership, Senate Considers Pai
FCC chief Ajit Pai backs a repeal of the government's cross-ownership rules.
Radio Could See Huge Impact from TV Spectrum Repack
It’s not just TV but also radio that will be impacted by the looming television spectrum repack.
Puzzling Pieces Make For an Unclear Radio Royalty Picture
Never before have there been so many looming issues related to copyrights and music royalties.
Radio and PROs May Put a Royalty Deal Back on the Table
The radio and music industries may finally be ready to restart royalty negotiations.
House Dems Want Clarity on FCC Political File Rules.
A group of ten House Democrats are calling on the FCC to clarify the agency’s political file rules.
Two FMs—and two Congressmen—in Translator Fight
An translator causes interference between two FMs--and two congressmen who represent the broadcasters.
For Flo & Eddie, End of Pre-’72 Road in New York
A federal appeals court in New York dismissed an attempt by Flo & Eddie, frontmen of the Turtles, to collect pre-1972 royalties.
