[BC] WBAA at Perdue license issue explained

[Scott Fybush]

That's only part of the story, and a bit misleading. WBAA says, and I 
have no reason to doubt them, that they filed the renewal on time back 
in 2004. They have a CDBS file number that was issued back then to prove 
it.

So the problem appears to have been in CDBS - though I'd think someone 
at the station or at its DC law firm would have raised a red flag when 
no renewal postcard ever came in the mail.

My guess is that the renewal will be granted and no fine will be issued. 
We'll see.

s

Barry Mishkind wrote:
>  >From The Collegiate Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) Listserv>>
> 
> The licensee filed its renewal, late, on June 14, 2006.  A Special
> Temporary Authority for the station to continue to operate, pending
> review of its renewal application, was granted on June 15th.  The
> license will likely stay in a deleted status until the renewal is
> reviewed and granted.
> 
> Allen Myers
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
>  >
>  > According to the FCC's Daily Broadcast Reports, both WBAA and WBAA-FM
>  > at Perdue have had their licenses cancelled and Call signs deleted as
>  > of June 8th. Seems like someone did not file a renewal.
>  >
>  > Mike Black
> 
> 
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