The FCC took...
The FCC took actions in three enforcement cases regarding broadcasters’ public inspection files Thursday. The commission adopted a consent decree between the Enforcement Bureau and KCETLink, the licensee of KCET Los Angeles, to settle concerns raised when an FCC inspector…
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was denied access to the station without an appointment. The station had been under heightened security after receiving threats from anonymous individuals following its decision to drop carriage of PBS programming, the consent decree said (http://bit.ly/WZq3Xv). The station agreed to pay $6,000. Separately, the Media Bureau issued notices of apparent liability against Carolina Rays’ Class A station WLNN-LP, Boone, N.C. (http://bit.ly/YJsEYR) and Denver Digital TV’s Class A station (http://bit.ly/170Zx40) KSBS-LP Denver for public file violations. The bureau proposed a fine of $23,000 against Denver Digital TV for missing 14 quarters of its issues/programs list and 15 quarters of its Children’s TV programming Reports. The bureau proposed a $3,000 fine against Carolina Rays for failing to file electronically its Children’s TV Programming Reports.