John Eggerton

Nine more phases to go in post-incentive auction channel switches.

NAB, NCTA, ACA, NPR defend their distribution "backbone"

Expands online footprint.

Says with more donations it will go after all 210 markets.

Commission wants to finish tweaks to make process easier.

Says Free Press indefensibly omitted requisite showing of member harm

Purchase price was $32.5 million, according to Kalil & Company, which represented Red River.

The consolidation of TV newsroom operations has slowed and local news continues to run on a record number of stations.

Democratic leaders on the principal FCC oversight committee want the Republican chair to schedule an FCC oversight hearing ASAP, saying the commission has been willfully evasive

The FCC has granted analog-only cable systems a permanent waiver from from the requirement to provide audio description of non-textual emergency info, like maps or radar sweeps.

Will get access to spectrum covering multiple Texas markets

Says FCC should retain 39 percent cap but adjust for 'artificially presumed reach' of all stations

O'Rielly, speaking to an NAB 2018 audience Tuesday (April 10), said that broadcasters' secret weapon in an increasingly competitive media marketplace was localism.

The FCC has yet to restart its informal shot clock on reviewing the proposed $3.9 billion merger of Sinclair Broadcasting and Tribune Media.

Broadcasters have asked the FCC to reverse the presumption from “must-carry” to “retransmission consent” in carriage elections given that most stations now seek retrans payments.

The FCC said Friday (Jan. 19) that if the government shuts down, the commission will not, at least for the first week--through Friday, Jan. 26, at least.

The House Energy & Commerce Committee's Communications Subcommittee will get a chance to grill the FCC commissioners this month.

FCC chair Ajit Pai said the FCC will be holding two spectrum auctions in short order, which means next November and soon thereafter.

FCC will be handing out hundreds of millions

Locast, which is providing free over-the-top access to New York TV station over-the-air signals, is expanding, a move that could finally draw a response from broadcasters.