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June 1, 2011 marks the beginning of a four-year cycle during which all commercial and noncommercial radio and television stations throughout the United States will come under special scrutiny by the Federal Communications Commission ("FCC"), as it considers whether to renew each station's license to broadcast
In keeping with lasts month's "meaningful management and staff presence" Notice of Apparent Liability ("NAL"), the FCC again upwardly adjusted a fine, totaling $10,000, against a Pennsylvania broadcaster for repeated failure to maintain at least one management level and one staff level employee at the main studio during regular business hours as required by Section 73.1125 of the FCC's Rules
