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The finding granted WGBH’s second modification application and appears to give the green light to WGBH to complete its FM translator move to the new facility site and remain on Channel 242.

Rocking M Media entered a consent decree with the FCC allowing it to renew several station licenses and to reassign one FM station.

Swift Navigation announced its support of the new STMicroelectronics Teseo V. The Teseo V family is a single-chip GNSS triple-frequency device for automotive us

STMicroelectronics has introduced an automotive satellite-navigation chip designed to deliver high-quality position data needed by advanced driving systems.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30, 2021, a San Francisco-based tech firm redefining GNSSTeseo V, the first single-chip triple-band GNSS IC (Integrated Circuit). The triple-frequency capabilities of STA8135GA

Investegate announcements from Swift Navigation, Swift Navigation’s Precise Positioning Solution with STMicroelectronics Teseo V Delivers Centimeter-Level Accurate Location Precision

LPFM Station Allowed to Resume Operations Red Wolf Broadcasting’s interference complaint against low-power FM dismissed Published: July 24, 2021 The Federal Communications Commission this week reinstated operations of a low-power FM station at the center of a long running dispute over alleged interference to a nearby full-power FM station. New River Community Church’s WYPH(LP), licensed to Manchester, Conn., has been the subject of interference complaints from Red Wolf Broadcasting’s WD...

WWGH in Ohio Has Its License Back Says it wants to be responsive to FCCs concerns Published: February 19, 2021 Low-power FM station WWGH in Marion, Ohio, has its call sign back, at least for the time being. According to the Marion Star, station manager and host Scott Spears said the Federal Communications Commission had rescinded the cancellation of the station license on which we reported earlier, putting its license renewal back in pending status. The Audio Division had pu...

Ohio LPFM Has Its License Yanked FCC didn’t get answers to its questions about license renewal Scott Spears A low-power FM station in Marion, Ohio, has lost its license after failing to reply to Federal Communications Commission correspondence. The station was WWGH(LP), which now has the dreaded “D” prefix added to its call sign, meaning deleted. For trivia buffs, the station call letters are a reference to Pres. Warren G. Harding, who lived in Marion. The LPFM was licensed to the Marion ...

Follow us Get news via Twitter Become a fan Join us on Facebook Subscribe Net News via RSS Public Radio Executives Take The New York Times To Task Over Handling Of Caliphate Issues January 13, 2021 at 5:40 AM (PT) PRPD Unhappy With Times Response In a blistering letter sent to THE NEW YORK TIMES Audio Division, a group of public radio executives expressed their disapproval of how the TIMES "THE DAILY" podcast and radio show handled the ethical lapses that marred the "CAL...