WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Noting the rapid changes taking place in how people consume news and entertainment, New Zealand’s government on Thursday said it would merge its public television […]
The FCC reached a Consent Decree with a noncommercial radio licensee that acknowledged having run underwriting announcements that “promoted the products, services or businesses of its financial contributors.” Cesar Chavez Foundation agreed to pay a penalty of $115,000, which the commission said was the highest penalty ever imposed on a noncommercial broadcaster for violations of the underwriting rules.
