Radio Ink

Class C4 Power Increases Will Harm Radio Listeners

Any broadcaster, no matter how much power his or her station has, always wants more. Hence, it is entirely predictable that licensees of 6-kilowatt Class A FM stations would desire to double their ...
Radio World

Introducing FM Class C4

There has been much discussion lately about a proposed new class of FM stations, the C4. Although this topic is front-and-center again, it is not necessarily a new concept, and has actually been ...
Radio World

The FM Class C4 Proposal: The Latest

The author is CEO of SSR Communications, owner of WYAB(FM) in central Mississippi. A proceeding currently before the Federal Communications Commission to provide eligible Zone II Class A commercial FM ...
Radio Ink

Class C4 And FM Translators

Matthew Wesolowski writes in the July 2, 2014 edition of Radio Ink advocating for a Class C4 classification for Class A FM stations that would allow for 12 kilowatts ERP for approximately one-third of ...
RBR

MMTC Gives Affirmative Nod To Class C4 Plan

The Multicultural Media, Telecom & Internet Council (MMTC) has stated that it is in favor of a plan to bring a new class of FM radio stations to the dial across the U.S. Such a move, it has said, ...
RBR

MMTC To FCC: Give Class C4 An NPRM

Speaking at the 2016 Radio Show in Nashville, then-FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai noted that he wants a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on a 2014 plan that would create a new class of FM stations that would ...