Legislative Compromises Pushed AM Radio Bill to House Passage
The largest radio company in the U.S. applauds move
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Correction to previous article regarding national EAS test.
In the previous article that was distributed, REC had announced the incorrect date for the National Periodic Test.
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Table of FM Allotments, Various Locations
Media Bureau reinstates certain FM channels in various communities as vacant FM allotments.
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[CORRECTED] FCC announces EAS National Periodic Test requiring Form 1, 2 and 3 filing.
The NPT is scheduled for mid-November.
Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test Set for November
FEMA and the FCC will conduct the required test
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NPR Announces $1 Million Gift to the Public Media Bridge Fund
National Public Radio said it is aligned with the initiative's approach
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DAD Helps Ohio Station Maximize Local Resources
Over two decades, WLOH Radio Company has expanded its ENCO automation platform
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Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau Announces Nationwide Test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) on November 17, 2026
PSHSB Announces that on November 17, 2026, FEMA and the FCC Will Conduct a Nationwide Test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Establishes Related Filing Deadlines
Americans Value Press Freedom But Differ on Limits
Some 73% of respondents in a newly released Pew-Knight Initiative study said press freedom is extremely or very important to the well-being of society. However, when asked to prioritize press freedom or accuracy, 53% said preventing inaccurate reporting is more important — even if it limits press freedom.
Scott Diener Returns To Mizzou To Lead Its NBC Affiliate
He graduated from the University of Missouri in Columbia's prestigious journalism school in 1987 and has served as a news manager and key day-to-day leader at stations across the country. As of Monday, he'll be going back to school — sort of. Meet the new head of the university-owned NBC affiliate serving mid-Missouri.
Sinclair Goes With JSA-To-Purchase Move In Alabama
A full-power satellite television station rebroadcasting the programming of an independent Birmingham-based TV station owned by Sinclair Inc. is poised to become a Sinclair station itself. This would change a lengthy shared services agreement between Sinclair and this cozy operational partner to outright ownership.
Nielsen Shifts From Weekly To Daily Data For ‘SCR’ Offering
The nation's dominant audience measurement and data company for broadcast media has made updates to its "Streaming Content Ratings" product, a move it says "accelerates data deliveries" from a once-weekly reporting cadence to a daily offering.
Enforcement Bureau Mails More Pirate Letters
Property owners or managers in New York and Florida received notices
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FCC Deactivates Disaster Reporting and the MDRI for Hurricane Lowell
FCC Deactivates its DIRS and the MDRI for Communications Impacted by Hurricane Lowell
Hurricane Lowell Communications Status Report – September 16, 2026
Hurricane Lowell communications status report for September 16, 2026
“Music’s Next Discovery Engine Might Be Radio”
Research firm says Gen Z and younger Millennials turn to radio for human curation
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