Is the FCC’s Online Public Inspection File a #Fail? In the eyes of the NAB’s three top legal team members, it very well may be. And, they’ve shared their thoughts with individuals in the offices of ...

It was alluded to on Thursday by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr during a post-May Open Meeting press conference with journalists ...

Friday will see the launch of the FCC’s new online public inspection file system, called, not surprisingly, the Online Public Inspection File (“OPIF”). With stations moving to a “next gen” public ...

WASHINGTON The Federal Communication Commission s beta Online Public Inspection File website has been available since May 12, as we reported earlier, and now is the time to get the hang of it, ...

Since the 1930s, broadcast licensees and permittees have been required to file paper copies of station-related documents within 30 days of execution. However, the current online public inspection file ...

Station managers will soon become very familiar with a new FCC acronym: OPIF. We are learning more from the Federal Communications Commission about compliance with its new public file requirements.

WASHINGTON—An important note for all TV and radio broadcasters—if you aren’t keeping up your online public file, penalties may be headed your way. In March 2018, radio and television stations were ...

WASHINGTON—The Federal Communications Commission has entered into a Consent Decree with Multimedia Holdings Corporation, the licensee of full service television station KNAZ, in Flagstaff, Arizona and ...

To view the WPVI-TV Online Public Inspection File (OPIF) - please click here.