Broadcast Law Blog

FEBRUARY 3, 2015

'Last week, I listened in to presentation by RAIN News providing an excellent overview of the digital music industry (their Whitepaper setting out the findings reported during the presentation is available here ). One statement in that presentation suggested to me today’s topic – the use of music in podcasts. In the RAIN presentation, a statement was made that most major podcasts are spoken word, but no explanation of that fact was provided.

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Paralegal Mentor

FEBRUARY 2, 2015

The New Year signifies a time to turn a new leaf, to make changes for the better in the months ahead. It’s a time to make those New Year’s resolutions. Most resolutions focus on personal improvement: eat less, lose weight, start an exercise program, sleep more, etc. While personal improvement is a great goal, the New Year is a perfect time to look at your career and set some career goals for the next 12 months.

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Broadcast Law Blog

FEBRUARY 5, 2015

'A few weeks ago, we wrote about several recent cases where tower owners were fined for not having their towers lights working in the manner that was required by their licenses. In another case released this week , the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau decided that a $20,000 fine was appropriate for a tower owner in Alaska whose lights were not working when the FCC inspected the facility (and the FAA had not been notified of the outage).

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Broadcast Law Blog

FEBRUARY 5, 2015

'The incentive auction to repurpose part of the TV band for wireless broadband marches on, and activity takes place on an almost daily basis. Last week, in providing the February Regulatory Dates for Broadcasters , we mentioned the dates for comments on the auction procedures, asking questions about the mechanics of the auction and how the pricing for stations to be paid for the surrender of their spectrum will be established.

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Broadcast Law Blog

FEBRUARY 2, 2015

'Last month, we wrote about the FCC issues facing broadcasters in 2015. Today, we’ll look at decisions that may come in other venues that could affect broadcasters and media companies in the remaining 11 months of 2015. There are many actions in courts, at government agencies and in Congress that could change law or policy and affect operations of media companies in some way.

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