If a licensed AM daytimer is consistently on-air after sundown, or after their Post Sunset Authorization, how long will it be before the FCC comes calling?
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Daytime-Nighttime (not the song by Keith Hampshire)
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If Tennessee daytimers during high school football season on Fridays--along with a
certain biz talk AM in the Phoenix market--are any indication, probably never, or in
the year 2525, whichever comes first.
certain biz talk AM in the Phoenix market--are any indication, probably never, or in
the year 2525, whichever comes first.
oldiesfan6479 said:If Tennessee daytimers during high school football season on Fridays--along with a certain biz talk AM in the Phoenix market--are any indication, probably never, or in the year 2525, whichever comes first.
If man is still alive. ;D
Seriously, if no other station complains, the FCC will probably do nothing.
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