FCC Issues PNs on Incentive Auction Contact Information, Tribal Telecom Workshops
It's “essential” for all TV licensees to ensure their correct contact information is on file with the FCC, said the Media Bureau and the Incentive Auction Task Force in a reminder public notice Thursday. “Important communications may reach recipients more…
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quickly if their contact information is a street address rather than a post office box.” Information about channel assignments and repacking information will be sent by overnight mail to licensees with street addresses on file, the PN said. Contact information can be updated in the licensing and management system, the PN said. In a separate PN, the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau's Office of Native Affairs and Policy announced two upcoming “FCC Tribal Broadband, Telecom, and Broadcast Training and Consultation Workshops.” The first workshop will be at Black Oak Casino Resort, Tuolumne, California, Jan. 31 to Feb. 2, and the second at Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino, Salamanca, New York, March 7 to 9. The workshops will include sessions “on a broad range of FCC programs and policies that impact communications issues in Tribal communities,” the PN said.