[BC] Re: Expired Licenses?
N0JAA@aol.com
N0JAA
Fri Feb 23 12:38:26 CST 2007
In a message dated 2/22/2007 4:42:35 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
broadcast-request at radiolists.net writes:
Many - even, I'd say, most - of the licenses involved seem to be at
colleges and high schools, where the license is often in the name of the
board of trustees or school board. Since they're usually not the ones
actually running the station, it's a good bet they're not paying very
close attention to the details about license renewal and such. It's
probably a good idea for anyone who's actually running such a station
day to day (and I know we have some college radio people here on the
list) to pay attention to renewal deadlines and public file issues just
to make sure your licensee isn't hit with a $1500 or $7000 penalty down
the road.
s
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Thanks for the reply, Scott. I've noticed that a good number of the NAL's
appear to be aimed at college and religious stations. Your statement about
trustee and/or school boards does make sense, as most of them probably don't
have a clue that the licenses have to be renewed. Now, I'm not any kind of a
broadcaster, just a little ol' ham radio operator, but even then I inspect my
license occasionally to make sure it is valid, not expiring/expired, etc.
Paul Gray.
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