AM and FM radio stations are required to operate in the “public interest, convenience and necessity” regardless of band, dial position, wattage or coverage area. Class D AM radio stations can’t serve ...
The Seattle-area AM digital driving team, from left: David Layer, NAB; Stephen Lockwood, Hatfield & Dawson; Mike Rhodes, Cavell Mertz; Tom McGinley, CBS Radio Seattle; and Andy Skotdal and Buzz ...
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NAB urges FCC to open AM radio band to more stations
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has reaffirmed a request that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) consider allowing new radio stations to apply for licenses in a little-used ...
With longtime D.C. attorneys David Oxenford and Mark Lipp handling the submission to the FCC, three radio broadcasting companies have offered comments to the Commission asking that its “dual band” ...
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(By Bruce Mittman) Over the past couple of months, the AM band’s home in the automobile has been debated. Should the manufacturer be required to perpetuate its continued existence? Most consumers and ...
His program was primarily featured on AM radio stations across the country. Single-handedly, he revived the AM band and made it a powerful vehicle for communication. Since Rush’s show was launched, ...
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