Obscenity, Indecency & Profanity - FAQ
How do I file a complaint? The FCC accepts complaints electronically, by letter, email, facsimile or telephone. If possible, your complaint should...
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Congress has mandated that after February 17, 2009, television stations across the country must transmit only in digital signals, and may no longer...
The FCC Enforcement Bureau: A Broadcaster's Guide
What We Do: Resolve complaints, investigate and take or recommend enforcement action for violations of the Communications Act and/or Commission rules...
How to File Public Comments on Pending Applications for Mergers & Acquisitions
You may file comments on pending transactions electronically in those cases where the transaction has been put on the Commission's docket, and you...
How to File a Notice of an Ex Parte Presentation
When are Ex Parte Presentations Allowed? For the purposes of the Ex Parte rules, FCC proceedings are broken down into three categories: 1. "Exempt"...
Private Land Mobile Interference Complaints
/*--> */ The Commission's rules require private land mobile radio station licensees to take "reasonable precautions to avoid causing harmful...
Taking Legal Action
If you believe that you have been financially damaged by a telecommunications carrier and would like to take legal action against that carrier, you...
How to View Approved FCC Information Collections or Collections Currently Under OMB Review
How to View Approved FCC Information Collections go to the OMB/GSA RegInfo.gov Information Collection Review web page ; near the top of the web page...