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A New Headache for Landowners: FCC Liability for Radio Pirates Operating on Your Property

Pillsbury - CommLawCenter on 7/18/2024

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) last week warned 13 property owners in the New York City area that illegal FM radio broadcasts were emanating from their properties, and that they could face multi-million dollar...more

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A New Headache for Landowners: FCC Liability for Radio Pirates Operating on Your Property

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