FCC Publishes MX Application List for New NCE FMs

The FCC’s Media Bureau has published the list of mutually exclusive applications submitted in the recent window for new noncom educational FM stations. The commission received almost 1,300 applications. Out of those, there are 231 MX groups with a total of 883 applications. They are listed here. Now comes the 60-day period in which MX […]

Research – Radio In the Car

89% of car buyers in U.S. say broadcast radio should be standard in every vehicle  – Major study finds over 80% of consumers are less likely to buy or lease cars without a built-in radio tuner  – Consumption of broadcast radio is significantly higher than for any other form of in-car audio; 91% want access […]

North American Tower Expands Use of Stellar Eclipse

From our Who’s Buying What page: North American Tower Company has made a multi-site purchase of the Stellar Eclipse broadcast site monitoring system. Stellar Eclipse is made by Shulins’ Solutions, which announced the sale. “With this purchase [North American Tower] will increase their deployment of Stellar Eclipse to over 70 sites across the top 50 […]

2021 Woods & Poole Report Now Available

The 2021 Woods & Poole report, which we conduct biennially to measure the economic impact of the broadcast industry in the U.S., is now complete. The good news is that broadcasting continues to play an important role in the nation’s economy with $1.03 trillion in GDP and 2.28 million jobs attributable to broadcasting in 2020. […]

FCC Decision Shows Significance of Association Membership, Attention Turned to EEO Data and Expansion of Regulatory Fees

FCC Decision Shows Significance of Association Membership Attention Turned to EEO Data and Expansion of Regulatory Fees Letter from the President Earlier this month the collective efforts of the KAB, NAB and other state broadcast associations (NASBA) were successful in preventing an FCC rate increase for all broadcast stations. The proposed regulatory fees for broadcasters […]