FCC Today with Michi Bradley

FCC members face the House in an oversight hearing. ULS is back in operation.  Dingers for late filing LPTVs and a unauthorized transfer of a Hawaii FM.  

Senate Subcommittee to convene Thursday on the Gomez, Starks and Carr nominations. FCC proposes 'all in' price quoting for cable/satellite TV services. ULS still down, impacting Amateur Radio examinations. FCC to hold panel discussion on AI.  

FCC members address the Commission's Communications Equity and Diversity Council.

FCC files brief in court case about the environmental impacts of the Starlink satellite constellation.  FCC deactivates DIRS in Guam.  Rosenworcel wants NOI on data caps.  FCC/REC closed on 6-19 for Juneteenth.

LPTVer says that NAB wants to regulate videos for cats.  $21M more funding towards filling in the homework gap.  New York man caught playing on a police frequency.  ULS, ASR and other WTB systems out of service. 

LPTV advocates debate the definition of a small market. Dates for the Grassroots Radio Conference announced. DC TV station 

LPTV stations speak up on proposed Low Power Protection Act rules.  Strong sporadic E layer propagation created some interesting FM DX this past weekend.  NFCB's Sally Kane is stepping down after 9+ years of dedicated service to community radio. 

At the FCC Open Meeting, the FCC passes NPRMs for Next Generation 911, Robocall/Robotext Consent and Licensing in 45 GHz.  The FCC passes a R&O declaring that video conferencing applications need to be made accessible for people with disabilities. 

FCC tells massive robocaller for the third time to pay their $225M fine.  FCC threatens to cut off another robo-carrier. FCC settles NCE MX Group 55. 

Recap of today's House hearing on AM radio.  FCC upholds $5M megadinger against provider of anti-mail in ballot robocalls.