FCC Proposes Removing Selmer, Tennessee From FM Channel Allotment Table
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The Federal Communications Commission has proposed a change to its rules governing radio broadcasting in Tennessee. Specifically, the agency wants to remove the city of Selmer from the table that lists available FM channel allotments. This action is part of an ongoing effort to update the regulatory map for where new radio stations can be licensed.
Why it matters: This is an administrative update to the FCC’s licensing database. It clarifies which locations in Tennessee are currently designated for potential FM station allotments. For most people, this has no immediate impact. It matters primarily to radio broadcasters, engineering consultants, and anyone tracking local media infrastructure changes.
Who it affects
- Radio broadcasting companies seeking to launch or modify stations in the Selmer area
This notice comes from the Federal Communications Commission’s Audio Division; you should review the full document at the provided links before relying on it for legal or business decisions.
Agency: Federal Communications Commission
Source: Federal Register — read the official document