Prevent 'Gamesmanship' in LPFM Time Share Groups, REC Asks FCC MB
The FCC Media Bureau should create new rules for “time share” low-power FM applications to prevent “gamesmanship,” said REC Networks’ Michelle Bradley in a call Friday with Audio Division Chief Albert Shuldiner and Media Bureau staff, recounted a filing in…
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docket 19-3 Monday on the draft NPRM on LPFM and NCE auction rules (see 1901110033). Rules for viable time-share agreements would include operation at a minimum 36 hours week, a collocation ban and contiguous operation requirements, REC said. Bradley supported proposals in the draft to require applicants show the FCC proof they have secured a site.