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Advocates are pushing for rulemaking regarding AM radio protection in vehicles, involving the House and the FCC.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated oct 24

The latest in this situation

  1. Manufacturers oppose AM radio mandate; House passes bill affecting Arizona.
  2. A bill requiring AM radio in new passenger vehicles was introduced, with the Consumer Technology Association opposing the mandate.
  3. The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act moves to the Senate after passing the House.

How it started

3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Sep 17. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Advocates are pushing for rulemaking regarding AM radio protection in vehicles, involving the House and the FCC.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about
HouseGus BilirakisFederal Communications Commission

How it developed

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  1. Legislative efforts are underway in the House regarding the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act.Sub-event
  2. Senators Josh Hawley and Ann Wagner introduce bills requiring AM radio access through the Senate and House of Representatives.Sub-event
  3. Legislation has been introduced that seeks to protect broadcast interests by requiring manufacturers to maintain AM radio standards in their vehicles.Sub-event
  4. Emergency alerts originate in Tulsa regarding a bill mandating AM radio standards in new vehicles.Sub-event
  5. Advocates are pushing for rulemaking regarding AM radio protection in vehicles, involving the House and the FCC.Sub-event
  6. Advocacy for AM radio bills gains traction, involving the National Association of Broadcasters and Tom Emmer.Sub-event
  7. Advocates push for rulemaking on AM radio protection in vehicles.1 source

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