[BC] Internet streaming over the air.

[Neal Newman]

The Rules only says that there must be a local studio within 25 miles of the City of License. BTW. this does not mean it must be your studio.
an example would be: you have  Station (A) a 920 watt Class A station at  at that 150 feet covers about 6 miles for the 60db contour. They want to allow an LMA with studios on the far side of the county about 45 miles from the City of License. The only way they can do this is if there is another station(B) who's 60db contour covers both the city of license of station (A) ,and the new studios. This other station must have a local studio within this 60db contour. or station(A) maintains a local main studio within the allowed 25 miles.  

Neal

--- On Tue, 11/16/10, Cowboy <curt at spam-o-matic.net> wrote:

> From: Cowboy <curt at spam-o-matic.net>
> On Tuesday 16 November 2010 06:22:10
> pm Ronald J. Dot'o Sr. wrote:

>>Is it legal to broadcast an internet radio stream over the air.  If so where do I find the reference for the authorization to do so or not?
 
>  Can't think of any reason why not ?
 
>>We have a Part 15 station that wants to purchase time on one of our Class D stations as kind of an LMA.
 
>There is a rule about the "majority" of "local" programming must originate at the "main studio" so if this P-15 is local to the station, that might be a  problem.
 
> Cowboy