US EditionFCC Report 7/13: AM & Commercial FM Station Counts Fall; Non-Commercial FM Soars
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FCC Report 7/13: AM & Commercial FM Station Counts Fall; Non-Commercial FM Soars
FCC Actions The FCC has released its updated station count list. Since the end of 2024, AM station licenses dropped by 23, commercial FM licenses dropped by 23, while non-commercial FM licenses jumped up by 212. The FCC has revised the FM Table of Allotments to restore eight vacant allocations in Texas, while removing three…
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