KCOH(AM) Houston can sell itself to La Promesa Foundation, over...
KCOH(AM) Houston can sell itself to La Promesa Foundation, over the objections of a Democratic member of Congress whose district includes the city, and Rev. Jesse Jackson, said an FCC Media Bureau letter Wednesday (http://xrl.us/boe85r). It said Rep. Sheila Jackson…
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Lee and Jackson opposed the deal because it might mean KCOH’s format that’s “geared toward” blacks in Houston would disappear. It’s “well settled policy that the Commission does not scrutinize or regulate programming, nor does it take potential changes in programming formats into consideration in reviewing assignment applications,” said the letter, signed by Media Bureau Audio Division Chief Peter Doyle.