[grc] Even LPFMs have to keep "Political Files" per FCC requirement
Michi Bradley
mae at recnet.com
Mon Aug 3 18:12:00 PDT 2020
LPFM stations do have to keep a political file. But since LPFM stations
(and full service NCE) can't accept "advertising" for political
campaigns nor can endorse political candidates, most of the political
file will consist mainly of records of interactions with campaigns
stating that because of the noncommercial nature of the station, they
can't accept any advertising or purchase any time. But, if you agree to
allow the candidates to appear without remuneration, then you can add
that to the political file.
Also, LPFM stations are not required to maintain a public file. LPFM
stations need to keep their political file records retained for at least
two years.
See REC FAQ:
https://recnet.com/faq-political-request
Michelle Bradley
REC Networks
202 621-2355 / 844.REC.LPFM
On 8/3/2020 8:27 PM, Frieda Werden via grc wrote:
> In case anyone missed this:
> https://www.radioworld.com/columns-and-views/guest-commentaries/community-broadcaster-devices-for-democracy?fbclid=IwAR2viPEt6dqUL2Ga4JXhC5R96uEEl1ZdLWqww40mAMNQ3auOo6gcs5OH13I
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