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News

  • KQED’s Four-Year Renovation Saga Was Worth It
  • Impedance Tuners Pull Their Loads
  • Testing Boards with a Virtual Shake-and-Bake Machine
  • FCC Media Bureau Levies Consent Decree Fine.
  • CHARLES PHILOME, POMPANO BEACH, FL. This Forfeiture Order imposes a penalty of $20,000 against Charles Philome for operating an unauthorized radio station from three different locations in Pompano Beach and Margate, Florida.
  • Nielsen: TV Still Rules, But Millennials' Screen Use Varies. TV-connected devices nearly quarter of millennials' weekly video consumption
  • U.S. broadband homes without pay TV have more than doubled since 2011 to 22%, report says
  • Do You Need a New Satellite Dish?
  • International Crystal Will Close. Company was founded in 1951; now plans to shutter in May
  • Yet Another Article on FirstNet Not Based on Fact
  • The Differences Between Transmitter Types, Part 1
  • Wagoner on radio: How does Cumulus pay down accumulating debt with a new plan?
  • DISH Network: Time to Stop the Retrans Mud Baths
  • Robert Osborne, Beloved Host of Turner Classic Movies, Dies at 84
  • Dish techs farmed out to Samsung to fix washing machines
  • NAB: Repack Time, Money Insufficient
  • FCC Grants 100% Foreign Control of U.S. Broadcast Group. It is the first time it has allowed total foreign ownership of a parent of broadcast licensees
  • Two California Men Fined $25K for Broadcasts
  • YouTube TV gets lukewarm reception from analysts
  • EchoStar trims around 100 workers, shifts 1,800 to Dish in restructuring
  • Hacked radio station reports zombie attack and disease outbreak in Randolph County, Indiana
  • Ergen further dooms satellite business, bills OTT as ‘replacement’
  • Every Step in Infineon's Failed Acquisition of Wolfspeed
  • 7 Key Elements of LEO and GEO Space Satellites
  • Self-Driving Vehicle Tech: The Good News and the Bad
  • How Will Politics Impact the Semiconductor Industry and Overall Business Climate?
  • NAB applauds FCC for pushing Next Gen TV forward
  • The Enforcement Bureau imposes a monetary forfeiture of $25,000 on Iglesia el Remanente Fraternidad Elim, Inc. and Belarmino Lara, jointly and severally, for operating a pirate radio station in Arleta, California in violation of Section 301 of the Act.
  • NELSON QUINTANILLA, PANORAMA CITY, CA. The Enforcement Bureau imposes a monetary forfeiture of $25,000 against Nelson Quintanilla for operating a pirate broadcast station in Panorama City, CA in violation of Section 301 of the Act.
  • Enforcement Bureau Meets With Field Agents
  • Lead-Acid Battery Applications Drive the Li-ion Market
  • How stations can be prepared for the repack
  • Generate Positive and Negative Voltage by Combining Two DC Sources
  • How Will the TV Repack Impact Public Radio Stations?
  • The FM Translator Interference Conundrum
  • San Francisco Area's KRCB Gets $72M to Change Channels
  • FCC's Spectrum Auction Will Close March 30
  • A Circuit for Sensors that Never Stop Listening
  • There’s More Than One Way to Skin an Oscilloscope
  • High-Speed Imager Records Earth’s Details
  • Sinclair Takes $313 Million in Auction Proceeds
  • A look at the career background of FCC Chairman Pai
  • Consent decrees must now be approved by FCC FCC logo
  • CBS Radio Sacramento Shifts Away From Analog
  • NAVAIR Launches Spike Missiles Against UAVs
  • Tomahawk Cruise Missiles Can Now Change Course
  • FCC waives quiet rule, updates repack software post-auction

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