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Chapter 24, Inc. Madison, Wisconsin Next Meeting: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 Society of Broadcast Engineers June 2003 Annual Chapter 24 Broadcast Ownership Rules Loosened Picnic By Tom Smith 5:00pm - 9:00pm As expected, the FCC voted on June 2nd to allow a number of rule changes in the broadcast ownership rules. The vote was three to two and followed political party lines. The three republicans, FCC Chairman Michael Powell and Badger Prairie Park, Commissioners Kathleen Abernathy and Kevin Martin voted for the new rules while democrats Michael Copps and Jonathan Adelstein voted against the Shelter #1, new rules. In May, Copps and Adelstein had asked Chairman Powell to delay the vote on the ownership rules, which the Chairman refused to do. A number Verona of members of the House and Senate also requested a delay. (see map inside) All of the Commissioners released comments on the action with Chairman Powell’s comments in favor taking a page and a half, Abernathy taking four There will be a brief pages and Martin’s taking three pages. Both Copps and Adelsteins objections were much longer then normal. The normal length of either a Commissioner’s business meeting at comments for or against an action is seldom longer then four or five pages, with about 7:00pm. a few going to six or seven pages. Commissioners Adelstein and Copps’ dissents were both 23 pages long and Commissioner Copps issued a six page bench remark along with a separate press statement. In This Issue: The rule changes will allow for common ownership of newspapers, TV stations and radio stations and ownership of two TV stations in a market, with the ownership of three TV stations in some markets. The new rules are as Minutes .............................. page 2 follows for the number of stations one can own in a market. Amateur Radio News ...... page 3 • In markets with five or more TV stations, a company can own one of the four top rated stations along with a second lower rated station. FCC Rulemakings .......... page 7 • In markets with 18 or more TV stations, one company could own up to Crowbars Explained .... page 8 three stations with only one being a top four rated station. Local Legals ..................... page 9 (continued on page 4) SBE 2003 Picnic “Sure To Please!” By Kevin Ruppert and trivia. There also will be Name There is a nice play ground setup That Voice and song capsule contests for younger children. There is even a Everyone thought that we hyped it for you to try. You might even win one rumor that the horseshoe tournament quite a bit last year. Here we are of the real prizes we have set aside may return this year. Join us for again, getting ready to hype it again (or have to settle for one of the “not so superb music and an historic look at in 2003! The only real way to find real” prizes!) radio and television! out if it is all hype is to come and see for yourself! The Chapter will supply burgers Because of another commitment and brats for the grill, as well as in July, this year’s Chapter 24 picnic Trailing Edge Entertainment will condiments and buns. The park- will be held on June 17 in Badger provide a unique and intensely provided charcoal grill will be started Prairie park. A map showing roads entertaining aural experience that has at 5:30pm. Paper plates, napkins, and other commonly used only been presented once before. plastic ware, and cups will also be landmarks can be found on the (That was at the 2002 SBE picnic.) provided. Please bring a dish to pass, program flyer inside, for you to use your own drinks (alcohol is allowed), in finding your way to the fun fest We are planning to once again and an entree if you prefer something that we are planning to present to present old radio jingles, air checks, other than brats or burgers. all of you! SBE CHAPTER 24 NEWSLETTER PAGE 2 CHAPTER 24 May Business OFFICERS Meeting Minutes CHAIR: Chapter 24 of the Society of Broadcast Engineers met on Vicki Kipp (ECB-TOC) Thursday, May 22, 2003 at the Wisconsin Public Broadcasting W - 264-9631 Center in Madison, Wisconsin for the chapter’s monthly meeting. [email protected] There were 15 members in attendance, 10 of whom were certified and 4 guests. VICE CHAIR: Tom Smith (WHA-TV) The meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM by Chapter Chair W - 263-2174 Vicki Kipp. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as [email protected] published in the May issue of the newsletter. SECRETARY: Newsletter editor Mike Norton announced the deadline for Jim Magee (Avid Technology Inc.) articles for the June issue will be midnight, Friday, May 30th. The W - 288-5152 folding party will be held Wednesday, June 4th at 5:30 PM at [email protected] WKOW-TV. Treasurer Stan Scharch reported a positive balance in the chapter bank account. TREASURER: Stan Scharch (WISC-TV) Program Committee Chair Steve Paugh reported that the next W - 271-4321 meeting will be the Chapter’s annual picnic at Badger Prairie State [email protected] Park on June 17th. Kevin Ruppert and Kevin Peckham will be providing the entertainment. The July meeting will be held on July Past-Chair 15th at the studios of WISC and will be A Taste of NAB presented Tom Smith (WHA-TV) by Larry Bloomfield. [email protected] There were no membership or sustaining membership reports. COMMITTEE APPOINTEES Special Events Chair Lonnie Cooks had nothing to report. Program Committee: Certification Chair Jim Hermanson had submitted his report Steve Paugh 277-5139 that the next local exam dates are June 6-16 but the application Fred Sperry 264-9806 deadline has passed. The next local exam dates are August 15-25 Steve Zimmerman 274-1234 with an application deadline of June 13 and November 7-17 with a Membership: deadline of September 26. The Certification Handbook for Radio Operators is available from the national office for $42 plus shipping Paul Stoffel and includes the exam fee. [email protected] Sustaining Membership: Frequency Coordinator Tom Smith submitted his report that Midwest Family has requested 950MHz information to apply for a Fred Sperry W - 264-9806 STL from their studios to Sun Prairie for the DeForest FM construction [email protected] permit they hold. He also reminds stations to check the FCC Special Events: Universal License System to see if your licenses are in order. All remote pick-up licenses need to have the coordinates for the Lonnie Cooks W - 264-9631 receiver sites. The FCC needs applications to correct the information [email protected] before October 2003. New ownership rules will be announced on nd Certification and Education: June 2 unless Congress steps in and stops the FCC from acting. Jim Hermanson 836-8340 National Liaison Leonard Charles reported that the deadline for [email protected] nominations for the SBE National Awards is May 31st. Winners will Frequency Coordination: be announced this summer and will be presented their awards during the SBE National Meeting on October 15th here in Madison. Tom Smith W - 263-2174 The candidates for SBE National Offices for 2003-2004 have been [email protected] announced. They are: National SBE Chapter Liaison: President Raymond C Benedict, CPBE, Washington DC Leonard Charles Vice President Samuel E. Garfield, CPBE, Raleigh, NC W - 271-4321 FAX - 271-1709 Secretary Ralph Hogan, CPBE, Pullman, WA [email protected] Treasurer Robert “RJ” Russell, CBTE, Yuma, AZ (continued on next page) PAGE 3 June 2003 May Business Meeting Minutes (continued) AMATEUR RADIO NEWS The Nominations Committee has developed a slate of 13 candidates By Tom Weeden, WJ9H for the six available board seats. • In a compromise with government users, the FCC will soon give amateurs secondary access to five discrete 2.8-kHz-wide channels in the They are: Ralph Beaver, CBT, vicinity of 5 MHz instead of the 150-kHz band requested by the American Tampa, FL; Paul T. Black, CSRE, Radio Relay League (ARRL). The channelized scheme puts unfamiliar Pleasant Hill, CA; Dominic L. technical compliance demands on US hams who have, until now, not had Bordonaro, CSRE, Stratford, CT; to worry much about frequency stability or transmitted audio bandwidth. Peter Boyce, CPBE/CBNT, New The FCC has granted amateurs 5332, 5348, 5368, 5373, and 5405 kHz. Albany, IN; Andrea B. Cummis, CBT, Additionally, the FCC has restricted operation to upper sideband only, with Roseland, NJ; Dane E. Ericksen, PE/ a maximum effective radiated power (ERP) of 50 W. Just when amateurs CSRTE, San Francisco, CA; Clay will get their first crack at 60 meters is not yet clear. The changes to Part Freinwald, CPBE, Seattle, WA; Randy 97 go into effect 30 days after publication of the Report and Order (R&O) in Dale Gehman, CPBE/CBNT, Akron, The Federal Register, which has not yet happened. PA; Jeffrey R. Hugabone, CBRE/ CBNT, Chicopee, MA; David • The FCC has proposed making another 255 MHz of 5-GHz spectrum Hultsman, CSRE, Birmingham, AL; available for unlicensed use at 5.470 to 5.725 GHz. Amateur radio has a Mark S. Olkowski, CPBE, New York, secondary allocation at 5.650 to 5.925 GHz, which it shares with government NY; Henry B. Ruhwiedel, CPBE, and nongovernment radars and—in part of the band—nongovernment fixed Merrillville, IN; and Andrew D. Suk, satellite uplinks. In a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) in ET Docket CPBE, Nampa, ID. 03-122—approved May 15 but not yet released—the FCC suggested that the additional spectrum be made available for use by unlicensed National The WBA Summer Workshop is Information Infrastructure (U-NII) devices, including Radio Local Area June 18th at House on The Rock Resort Networks (RLANs), operating under Part 15 of the FCC’s rules.
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