Billboard Companies Agree to Pay Combined $60,000 for Violating FCC Rules
The FCC Enforcement Bureau settled with two digital billboard companies. Boyce Industries agreed to pay a $39,500 civil penalty for marketing LED signs “used in digital billboards and other commercial and industrial applications, without the required equipment authorization, labeling, and…
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user manual disclosures in violation of the Commission’s rules,” said a Friday order. Media Resources agreed to pay $19,500 for the same kinds of violations. Both companies agreed to acknowledge they violated rules and will implement compliance plans. Neither company commented.