2026-18778: Review of the Commission's Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2026

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Summary

In this document, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission or FCC) adopts its regulatory fee schedule to assess and collect regulatory fees for Fiscal Year 2026 (FY 26).

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Federal Register, Volume 91 Issue 176 (Monday, September 14, 2026) [Federal Register Volume 91, Number 176 (Monday, September 14, 2026)] [Rules and Regulations] [Pages 58258-58307] From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov] [FR Doc No: 2026-18778] [[Page 58257]] Vol. 91 Monday, No. 176 September 14, 2026 Part II Federal Communications Commission ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 47 CFR Part 1 Review of the Commission's Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2026; Final Rule Federal Register / Vol. 91 , No. 176 / Monday, September 14, 2026 / Rules and Regulations [[Page 58258]] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION 47 CFR Part 1 [MD Docket No. 26-94; FCC 26-59; FR ID 366139] Review of the Commission's Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2026

Agency

Federal Communications Commission.

Action

Final rule. -----------------------------------------------------------------------

Summary

In this document, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission or FCC) adopts its regulatory fee schedule to assess and collect regulatory fees for Fiscal Year 2026 (FY 26).

Dates

Effective September 14, 2026. To avoid penalties and interest, regulatory fees should be paid by the due date of September 24, 2026.

For Further Information Contact

Patrick Brogan, Office of Economics and Analytics, [email protected] or 202-418-7378.

Supplementary Information

This is a summary of the Commission's Report and Order in MD Docket No. 26-94, FCC 26-59, adopted on August 26, 2026, and released on August 27, 2026. The full text of this document is available at https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/FCC-26-59A1.pdf. To request materials in accessible formats for people with disabilities (Braille, large print, electronic files, audio format), send an email to [email protected] or call the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau at 202-418-0530 (voice). Regulatory Flexibility Act. The Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980, as amended (RFA), requires that an agency prepare a regulatory flexibility analysis for notice and comment rulemakings, unless the agency certifies that ``the rule will not, if promulgated, have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities.'' Accordingly, the Commission has prepared a final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (FRFA) concerning the potential impact of rule and policy changes contained in the FY 2026 Regulatory Fees Report and Order. The FRFA is set forth below. Congressional Review Act. The Commission has determined, and the Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget, concurs that this rule is non-major under the Congressional Review Act, 5 U.S.C. 804(2). The Commission will send a copy of this Report and Order to Congress and the Government Accountability Office pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 801(a)(1)(A). Final Paperwork Reduction Act. This document does not contain any proposed new or substantively modified information collections subject to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (PRA), Public Law 104-13. In addition, therefore, it does not contain any new or modified information collection burden for small business concerns with fewer than 25 employees, pursuant to the Small Business Paperwork Relief Act of 2002, Public Law 107-198, see 44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(4).

1. Each fiscal year (FY), the Commission must adopt a schedule of

regulatory fees to be assessed and collected by the end of September in an amount that reasonably can be expected to total the Commission's annual salaries and expenses (S&E) appropriation. Pursuant to the Commission's statutory obligation in section 9 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, (Act or Communications Act) and the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, the Commission adopts a regulatory fee schedule for fiscal year (FY) 2026 to assess and collect $416,112,000, which is an amount that reasonably can be expected to total the Commission's FY 2026 salaries and expenses (S&E) appropriation. By statute, the Commission must collect these regulatory fees by the end of September.

2. In April, the Commission proposed a regulatory fee schedule for

FY 2026. Consistent with the Commission's longstanding regulatory fee methodology and the record gathered, the Commission adopts most of the proposals in the FY 2026 NPRM, 91 FR 25268, May 8, 2026, to increase the number of full time equivalents (FTEs) allocated directly to the core licensing bureaus for FY 2026. In particular, the Commission adopts the proposals to reallocate 61 FTEs from the Office of General Counsel, the Office of Economics and Analytics, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau as direct FTEs to the Commission's core licensing bureaus because the work of those FTEs is sufficiently linked to the oversight and regulation of regulatory fee payors such that the burden of that work should be considered in applying the Commission regulatory fee methodology. But, after careful review, the Commission declines to adopt the FY 2026 NPRM proposal to subtract two FTEs from the Media Bureau's direct allocation and also concludes it is appropriate to reallocate one additional FTE from the Office of General Counsel as direct to the Media Bureau. The Commission will, however, continue to treat all FTEs in the Office of Engineering and Technology, Enforcement Bureau, and Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau as indirect. The Commission also adopts its proposal for the calculation of television broadcaster regulatory fees, as adjusted, and where appropriate, adjusts its appendices in response to company- and industry-specific facts put forward by certain commenters. The Commission implements these determinations and adopts a schedule of regulatory fees, as set forth in Tables 3 and 4.

3. Finally, the Commission declines to adopt any of the commenters'

various proposals to depart from its well-established assessment methodology to lessen fees for regulatees in certain industry sectors, which would unfairly shift the burden of regulatory fees to other fee payors, or to implement new fee categories that were largely considered and rejected by the Commission as recently as last year, particularly since commenters have provided no basis to change the Commission's prior determinations. The Commission does not alter the data source used for assessing regulatory fees on Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) providers, and the Commission also declines to change the de minimis threshold of $1,000.

II. Background

4. FY 2026 started on October 1, 2025, and ends on September 30, 2026. The regulatory fee collection is guided by both the statutory authority in sections 6 and 9 of the Act and the explicit language of each fiscal year's S&E appropriation directing the amount to be collected as an offsetting collection. Pursuant to Section 9 of the Act and the Commission's FY 2026 S&E appropriation, the Commission is required to collect $416,112,000, in regulatory fees. The Act requires the Commission to assess and collect regulatory fees to recover the costs of carrying out its activities in the total amounts provided for in Appropriations Act. Regulatory fees must therefore cover the Commission's non-auctions direct, indirect, and support costs, including costs to cover statutorily required tasks that do not directly equate with oversight and regulation of a particular fee payor, but instead benefit the Commission and the industry as a whole. Direct costs are those such as salaries and expenses; indirect costs are those such as overhead functions, and support costs [[Page 58259]] include those such as rent, utilities, and equipment. Since regulatory fees must recover the total amount of the Commission's S&E appropriation for the fiscal year, they also must cover the costs incurred in oversight and regulation of: (1) entities that are statutorily exempt from paying regulatory fees; (2) entities whose total assessed annual regulatory fees fall below the annual de minimis threshold; and (3) entities whose regulatory fees are waived. The Commission has previously observed that it is consistent with the Act to include those costs that are attributable to the fee paying and exempt regulatees in the revenue requirement because all of the regulatees in that fee category, whether they pay regulatory fees or not, benefit from the oversight and regulation of that bureau. The Commission's annual de minimis threshold remains at $1,000. The Commission takes into consideration the relatively small amount of waivers, exemptions, and non-payors in the Commission calculations each year so that it can recover the full amount of the Commission S&E appropriation. The Commission has no discretion regarding the amount of fees to be collected in any given fiscal year. 5. Congress has prescribed a method for the Commission to collect the full S&E appropriation by keying the Commission's regulatory fee assessment to its FTE burden. One FTE, a ``Full Time Equivalent'' or ``Full Time Employee,'' is a unit of measure equal to the work performed annually by a full-time person (working a 40-hr work week for a full year) assigned to the particular job, and subject to agency personnel staffing limitations established by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. In this proceeding, if the Commission states 1.5 FTEs work on a particular subject matter, that might mean three individuals spend 50% of their time on that area. Moreover, in the FY 2026 Regulatory Fees Report and Order, when the Commission discusses FTEs and any change in allocation, it is solely for regulatory fee purposes and does not reflect proposals for the change of personnel in the various organizational work units. The methodology for assessing regulatory fees must ``reflect the full-time equivalent number of employees within the bureaus and offices of the Commission, adjusted to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the benefits provided to the payor of the fee by the Commission's activities.'' Thus, the fee assigned to each regulatory fee category relates to the FTE burden associated with oversight and regulation of each regulatory fee category by the relevant core bureaus (i.e., the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, the Media Bureau, most of the Wireline Competition Bureau, part of the Office of International Affairs, and most of the Space Bureau). The Commission has previously concluded that allocating the work of FTEs in the Wireline Competition Bureau devoted to non-high-cost Universal Service Fund programs as indirect FTEs is consistent with how FTEs working for programs that benefit consumers and the American public are treated elsewhere in the Commission. Moreover, in the non-high-cost universal service fund programs, the E- Rate, Lifeline, and Rural Healthcare programs tie funding eligibility to the beneficiary, i.e., a school, a library, a low-income individual or family, or a rural healthcare provider and not to Commission regulatory fee payors. Thus, the burden of FTE time devoted to non- high-cost Universal Service Fund programs is properly categorized as indirect. As part of this determination, the Commission has also excluded broadcasters from the fee burden associated with these indirect FTEs because broadcasters do not directly participate in the universal service program. Thus, in its annual analysis of FTE time, after deducting the burden of this indirect FTE work from the calculation of the direct FTEs allocated to the Wireline Competition Bureau, the Commission apportions these FTEs as indirect among all fee payors except broadcasters. The Commission has also explained that most of the work of the Office of International Affairs, including the work of the Global Strategies and Negotiation Division, does not benefit a specific fee payor, but rather the government as a whole, and is therefore appropriately categorized as indirect. However, the Commission continues to categorize as direct the FTE work of the Office of International Affairs concerning international bearer circuit issues, including the services provided over submarine cables, determining that there are eight FTEs within the Office of International Affairs whose work was direct on that basis. 6. The total amount of the offsetting collection generally changes each fiscal year. Therefore, the regulatory fees due from fee payors also typically change as a mathematical consequence of the total amount that needs to be collected, the number of FTEs, and the projected unit estimates for each regulatory fee category. For example, if the number of units in a regulatory fee category increase, the amount due per unit may decrease, depending on other factors. This would also include proportionate increases in a given fee category to reflect an overall increase in the annual FY appropriation. Insofar as the Communication Act's explicit language requires that fees must reflect FTEs, the Commission has consistently concluded that FTE counts are the most administrable starting point for regulatory fee allocations, and the Commission regulatory fees are based on the direct FTEs in core bureaus. Thus, when considering changes, additions, or deletions to the regulatory fee schedule, the Commission focus on the direct FTE cost burden related to the regulatory fee category at issue within each of the core licensing bureaus. 7. FTEs are not assigned within a bureau to specific fee categories ``by rote or at random, but rather in a manner that reflects the time spent by FTEs on a regulatory fee category, which is in itself a reflection of `benefit' to the fee category.'' The Commission apportions regulatory fees across fee categories based on the number of direct FTEs in each core bureau to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the payors' benefits. The Commission has stated that Section 9 of the Act is clear, however, that regulatory fee assessments are based on the burden imposed on the Commission, not benefits realized by regulatees. The Commission apportions regulatory fees across fee categories based on the number of direct FTEs in each core bureau to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the payors' benefits. Any decrease to the fees paid by one category of regulatory fee payors necessitates an increase in fees paid by other categories of regulatory fee payors, which means the collection of the Commission's regulatory fees is a zero-sum exercise. 8. The Commission allocates FTEs according to the nature of the work performed by its different organizational units. If FTE work directly relates to the oversight and regulation of a regulatory fee category in one of the five core licensing bureaus then it is considered to be direct. Work that cannot be allocated to one of those regulatory fee categories is counted as indirect FTE time. 9. Indirect FTE time covers a wide range of issues that include services that are not specifically correlated with one core bureau, let alone one specific category of regulatory fee payors. Indirect FTE work also includes matters that are not specific to any regulatory fee category, and many Commission attorneys, economists, engineers, [[Page 58260]] analysts, and other staff perform work during a single fiscal year, which generally benefits the telecommunications industry and the public as opposed to matters that are specific to any regulatory fee category. The Commission has categorized FTE work conducted in the Enforcement, Consumer and Governmental Affairs, and Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureaus along with some of the work in the Wireline Competition Bureau, the Space Bureau, and the Office of International Affairs as well as the work of those in the Office of the Chair and the Commissioners' Offices and in the Offices of the Managing Director, General Counsel, Inspector General, Communications Business Opportunities, Engineering and Technology, Legislative Affairs, Workplace Diversity, Media Relations, Economics and Analytics, and Administrative Law Judges as indirect for regulatory fee purposes. 10. Following this framework, the Commission assesses the allocation of FTEs to regulatory fee payors by first determining the number of direct non-auctions FTEs in each of the Commission's core bureaus. Other factors the Commission takes into consideration include the annual S&E appropriation and the projected unit estimates. Early in each fiscal year, the Human Resources Management office identifies FTEs at the core bureau level. The Commission then validates that data through consultation with the bureaus and offices to determine the number of direct FTEs allocated to each of the five core bureaus. Those numbers are then used to calculate the corresponding percentage of the total amount of regulatory fees to be collected for a given fiscal year from the fee payors of each core bureau. The percentage for each core bureau is the number of direct non-auction FTEs within the core bureau divided by the total number of direct non-auction FTEs in the Commission. 11. This means fees are apportioned across the regulatory fee categories based on the number of direct FTEs in each core bureau whose time is focused on a particular industry segment and are adjusted ``to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the benefits provided to the payor of the fee by the Commission's activities.'' Specifically, the Commission allocates appropriated amounts to be recovered proportionally based on the number of direct FTEs within each core bureau. Those proportions are then subdivided and apportioned within each core bureau into fee categories among those served based on the time spent on each fee category. Finally, within each regulatory fee category, the amount to be collected is divided by a unit count that allocates the regulatory fee payor's proportionate share based on an objective measure. As a general matter, there is no additional calculation to attribute indirect costs. 12. The FTE time devoted to developing and implementing the Commission's spectrum auctions is not included in the calculation of regulatory fees and is not offset by the collection of regulatory fees. Thus, the Commission's methodology excludes all spectrum auction- related FTEs and their overhead from the regulatory fee calculations. To the extent that FTEs within the core bureaus spend a portion of their time on auctions issues and a portion of their time on other issues, their time is split and only the non-auctions portion of their time is reflected in the relevant core bureau's direct FTE count. 13. In order to collect regulatory fees in the amount required by the Commission annual S&E appropriation, the Commission conducts a rulemaking proceeding each year to consider any necessary increases or decreases in the number of units subject to the payment of such fees and to reflect any adjustments needed to the prior year's fees schedule. For example, if the number of units in a regulatory fee category increases, the amount due per unit may decrease. This would also include proportionate increases in a given fee category to reflect an overall increase in the annual FY appropriation. Such changes are rarely the subject of dispute and are usually addressed in the more ministerial changes to the fee schedule. As necessary, the Commission will also propose amendments to the fee schedule ``if it determines that changes are necessary for the fees to reflect the full-time equivalent number of employees within the bureaus and offices of the Commission, adjusted to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the benefits provided to the payor of the fee by the Commission's activities.'' Pursuant to the Act, the Commission must notify Congress immediately upon adoption of any adjustment. The Act also requires the Commission to notify Congress at least 90 days prior to making effective any amendments to the regulatory fee schedule. 14. The Commission considers the adoption of a new regulatory fee category or a change in an existing regulatory fee category only when it develops a sufficient basis for making the change, ensuring that the Commission assessment of regulatory fees is fair, administrable, and sustainable. The Commission will adopt new regulatory fee categories and new methodologies for calculating regulatory fees when there is a sufficient basis for doing so based on the record, and under the relevant statutory provisions and precedent.

III. Discussion

15. The Commission received 12 comments and four reply comments in response to the Commission's FY 2026 NPRM. As generally supported by the record, the Commission adopts the Commission's proposals in the FY 2026 NPRM to reallocate 61 FTEs from the Office of General Counsel, the Office of Economics and Analytics, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau as direct FTEs to the Commission's core licensing bureaus. The Commission bases these reallocations on its determination with reasonable certainty for the fiscal year 2026 that the work of those FTEs is sufficiently linked to the oversight and regulation of regulatory fee payors such that the burden of that work should be considered in applying the Commission regulatory fee methodology. After further review, and based on those same determinations, the Commission also declines to adopt the FY 2026 NPRM proposal to reallocate two direct FTEs from Media Bureau as indirect and concludes it is appropriate to reallocate one additional FTE from the Office of General Counsel as direct to the Media Bureau. 16. Additionally, the Commission adopts its proposal to continue to calculate television broadcaster regulatory fees using the Commission's methodology of population-based full-service broadcast television regulatory fees. Furthermore, the Commission will continue using Numbering Resource Utilization Forecast (NRUF) assigned number data as the basis for assessing regulatory fees on Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) providers. The Commission also adjusts its tables in response to company- and industry-specific facts put forward by certain commenters. Finally, the Commission will continue to utilize a $1,000 de minimis threshold because it concludes the Commission's average cost of collections do not exceed that amount. 17. Consistent with the Commission's past practice, however, the Commission declines to reallocate other FTE work performed in the non- core bureaus, and the Commission concludes such work is appropriately considered to be indirect. Moreover, commenters have presented no new arguments for the Commission consideration to support their [[Page 58261]] suggestions to adopt new fee categories, and the Commission therefore reaffirms its repeated conclusion that additional proposed fee categories are not workable or logistically feasible at this time. The Commission will also continue its current approach to assessing space and earth station regulatory fees until the newly adopted Part 100 rules become effective and replace the existing rules governing satellite communications contained in Part 25, and until the Commission has had an opportunity to seek notice and comment on how those rules should be considered in applying its regulatory fee methodology. 18. Accordingly, using the Commission's historical methodology for allocating FTEs, the Commission adopts a regulatory fee schedule for FY 2026 as set forth in Tables 3 and 4 to assess and collect $416,112,000, which is an amount that reasonably can be expected to total the Commission's annual S&E FY 2026 appropriation.

1. Methodology for Assessing Regulatory Fees

19. Section 9 of the Communications Act requires the Commission to set regulatory fees to ``reflect the full-time equivalent number of employees within the bureaus and offices of the Commission adjusted to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the benefits provided to the payor of the fee by the Commission's activities.'' As a general matter, the Commission's methodology to establish its regulatory fee schedule is to first identify changes from the prior fiscal year regulatory fee proceeding, e.g., changes in the (i) FY S&E appropriation, (ii) FTE levels, and (iii) relevant unit measures for each regulatory fee category. After that, the Commission identifies the number of direct non-auction FTEs in each core bureau for purposes of the regulatory fee calculation. The remaining non-auction FTEs are considered indirect and are not part of the regulatory fee calculation. Once the Commission determines the number of direct FTEs for each core bureau, the Commission calculates the percentage of regulatory fees that it will need to collect for the given fiscal year from each regulatory fee category within each core bureau. These proportional calculations allocate all Commission non-auction related costs across all regulatory fee categories.

2. FTE Allocations

20. For FY 2026, the Commission implements the same methodology that the Commission has historically used to allocate FTEs. To conduct its annual review of regulatory fees for FY 2026, the Commission began by evaluating the work being performed by Commission FTEs. According to information provided by the Commission's Human Resources Management office, at the start of FY 2026, there were 317.5 direct non-auctions FTEs distributed among the core licensing bureaus. With respect to other bureaus and offices within the Commission, staff next conducted a high-level, yet comprehensive, analysis of the work being performed by non-auctions FTEs in the Office of Economics and Analytics, Office of General Counsel, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau as well as the Office of Engineering and Technology, the Enforcement Bureau, and the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau (and other bureaus and offices) in order to determine whether with reasonable certainty for the fiscal year 2026 any identifiable time of the FTEs in those organizational units is directly related to the oversight and regulation of fee payors such that it should be considered in applying the Commission's fee methodology. In other words, the Commission examined and validated the FTE data through consultation with the bureaus and offices to determine whether in applying the Commission's regulatory fee methodology any FTE time in the non-core bureaus and offices should be considered to be reallocated as direct FTE time to a core bureau.

3. Adjustments of Reallocations of Certain Indirect FTEs as Direct FTEs

21. Although the Commission continues to conclude that much of the work of the FTEs in the Office of Economics and Analytics, the Office of General Counsel, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau is appropriately considered indirect, in validating the FTE count for FY 2026, it again finds the data support a conclusion that there is measurable FTE time devoted to work that is sufficiently linked to the oversight and regulation of regulatory fee payors such that the burden of that work should be allocated as direct to a core bureau for regulatory fee purposes. Moreover, commenters generally support the Commission's efforts to ensure that regulatory fees reflect the work performed by Commission FTEs that benefits fee payors. Likewise, no commenter objects to the Commission's proposed reallocations from Office of Economics and Analytics, the Office of General Counsel, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau. The Commission therefore adopts most of its proposals to reallocate 61 FTEs from the Office of Economics and Analytics, the Office of General Counsel, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau as direct FTEs to core bureaus because the nature of their work has been determined to be primarily related to the oversight and regulation of fee payors. With respect to the Office of General Counsel, however, the Commission concludes that one additional FTE should be allocated as direct. Additionally, the Commission declines to adopt the FY 2026 NPRM proposal to reallocate two direct FTEs from Media Bureau as indirect. These reallocations result in an increase of 62 FTEs being reallocated as direct FTEs to core bureaus. 22. In the FY 2026 NPRM, the Commission proposed to reallocate two FTEs as indirect from the Media Bureau because such FTE work is devoted to enforcement responsibilities. The Commission's proposal was based on a rationale first articulated in 2023. This rationale, however, acknowledged that the enforcement actions taken by the Media Bureau are associated with the Bureau's administration of the licensing programs for television and radio, rather than from an enforcement investigation. On review, the Commission finds that this work directly benefits the Media Bureau fee payors. As a result, reallocation of such FTE time as indirect would not be consistent with the statute nor with the Commission's overarching goals that its regulatory framework is fair, administrable, and sustainable. Furthermore, in reviewing the Commission's FTE allocations, it was presented with the fact that the Media Bureau has experienced staff reductions that required changes in work priorities which in turn made the measurement of this work to a degree of accuracy extremely difficult. That conclusion coupled with a fresh look at the nature of the work lead to the conclusion that the Commission lacks a basis for making the reallocation. Therefore, the Commission declines to adopt its proposal. 23. Additionally, because the amount of work of FTEs in the Office of General Counsel devoted to Media Bureau matters has increased in this fiscal year, the Commission reallocates an additional FTE to the Media Bureau as direct for this fiscal year. The Commission believes that this adjustment is fully consistent with its longstanding methodology, while offering a more precise and thus more equitable assessment of fees. Although the Commission makes this adjustment based on staff validation of the data regarding FTE utilization, it notes that it [[Page 58262]] is in accordance with the State Broadcasters Associations' ``urg[ing] the Commission to conduct even more searching reviews of indirect FTE work going forward.'' 24. Specifically, for FY 2026, the Commission reallocates 31 FTEs from the Office of Economics and Analytics as direct to a core bureau for regulatory fee purposes as follows: three to the Space Bureau, one to the Office of International Affairs, eight to the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, 17 to the Wireline Competition Bureau, and two to the Media Bureau. Similarly, as explained above, the Commission reallocates four FTEs from the Office of General Counsel as direct FTEs to a core bureaus as follows: one to the Wireline Competition Bureau, one to the Space Bureau, and two to the Media Bureau. Likewise, the Commission reallocates 27 FTEs in the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau as direct to a core bureau as follows: 13 to the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, eight to the Wireline Competition Bureau, and six to the Media Bureau. 25. The Commission bases these reallocations on staff's validation of the data and an analysis similar to the last three fiscal years evaluating whether measurable FTE time is primarily being spent on the regulation and oversight of regulatory fee payors such that it should be considered as direct to a core bureau. As the Commission has previously explained, in discussing FTEs, it is not referring to any particular employee at the Commission but rather an amount of work performed annually by a full time employee or employees. In analyzing the work of FTEs, the Commission's staff applies conservative estimates so as not to imply a false sense of precision in the reallocations. Specifically, where the amount of work under consideration for reallocation of an indirect FTE is half an FTE or less, the Commission rounds down, and it only implements reallocations in full FTE increments. 26. As represented below, FTE time associated with these reallocations is added to the direct FTE totals of the relevant core bureau. In other words, these reallocations increase the number of direct FTEs in a core bureau and reduce the total number of indirect FTEs within the Commission. Because the Commission's underlying methodology for calculating regulatory fees remains unchanged, it concludes that its regulatory fee calculation continues to be consistent with section 9 of the Communications Act, which requires the Commission to base its methodology on the number of FTEs. 27. Table 1 below shows the percentage of regulatory fees allocated to each core bureau based on the reallocation of a net increase of 62 FTEs as direct to a core bureau. These reallocations result in a 19.53% increase in the Commission overall direct FTE count for the fiscal year. These reallocations are proportionally distributed within the core bureau and are reflected in Tables 3 and 4, which are based on the Commission's existing methodology and incorporate these reallocations. Table 1--Core Bureau Direct FTEs and Percentages for FY 2025 and FY 2026 With Reallocations of Indirect FTEs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total # of direct Total # of direct Total # of direct FY 2025 FTEs with FY 2025% after FY 2026 FTEs FY 2026 FTEs with FY 2026% after Core bureau/office FY 2025 FTE reallocations FTE reallocation without FTE FY 2026 FTE reallocations proposed FTE proposed reallocations reallocations reallocations reallocations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Office of International Affairs 0.......................... 8 1.80 8 +1 from OEA............... 9 2.38 (Submarine Cable and International +0 from OGC............... Bearer Circuits). Total additional FTEs +1.. Space Bureau (Space and Earth Stations). +1 from OEA................ 51 11.50 44 +3 from OEA............... 48 12.70 +1 from OGC................ +1 from OGC............... Total additional FTEs +2... Total additional FTEs +4.. Wireless Telecommunications Bureau...... +8 from OEA................ 120 27.06 81 +8 from OEA............... 102 26.99 +1 from OGC................ +0 from OGC............... +14 from PSHSB............. +13 from PSHSB............ Total additional FTEs +23.. Total additional FTEs +21. Wireline Competition Bureau............. +13 from OEA............... 132.5 29.88 81.5 +17 from OEA.............. 107.5 28.45 +1 from OGC................ +1 from OGC............... +9 from PSHSB.............. +8 from PSHSB............. Total additional FTEs +23.. Total additional FTEs +26. Media Bureau............................ +7 from OEA................ 134 29.76 103 +2 from OEA............... 113 29.48 +1 from OGC................ +2 from OGC............... +7 from PSHSB.............. +6 from PSHSB............. -2 from MB Reallocated as Total additional FTEs +10. Indirect. Total additional FTEs +13.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total............................... 61......................... 445.50 100 317.50 62........................ 379.50 100 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28. As reflected in Table 1 above, based on these reallocations and after adjustments are made to the direct FTE counts to implement Commission precedent, the Commission has a total of 379.5 non-auctions direct FTEs for FY 2026. Accordingly, as shown in Table 2 below, the Commission will collect approximately $9.909 million (2.38%) in fees from the Office of International Affairs regulatory fee payors; $52.851 million (12.70%) in fees from the Space Bureau regulatory fee payors; $112.308 million (26.99%) in fees from Wireless Telecommunications Bureau regulatory fee payors; $118.363 million (28.45%) in fees from Wireline Competition Bureau regulatory fee payors; and [[Page 58263]] $122.681 million (29.48%) in fees from Media Bureau regulatory fee payors. Table 2--Core Bureau FTE Percentages and Amounts for FY 2025 and FY 2026 With FTE Reallocation Adjustments ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FY 2025 amount FY 2026 amount with FTE with FTE reallocations reallocations FY 2025 FTE % with (millions) FY 2026 FTE % with (millions) Core bureau FTE reallocations -------------------- adjusted FTE ------------------- FY 2025 reallocations FY 2026 Appropriation was Appropriation is $390.192 $416.112 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wireline Bureau................. 29.88............. $116.580.......... 28.45............. $118.363 Media Bureau.................... 29.76............. 116.119........... 29.48............. 122.681 Media Bureau; subcategory 13.14............. 51.286............ 13.04............. 54.263 Broadcasters. Media Bureau; subcategory Cable. 16.62............. 64.833............ 16.44............. 68.418 Wireless Bureau................. 27.06............. 105.582........... 26.99............. 112.308 Office of International Affairs. 1.80.............. 7.039............. 2.38.............. 9.909 Space Bureau.................... 11.50............. 44.872............ 12.70............. 52.851 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29. The Commission rejects requests to adjust its FTE analysis solely to benefit one category of regulatory fee payors and shift the fee burden to the other categories in the absence of reliable data upon which to base such a change. In particular, Kepler and SES express concern about the increase in fees from FY 2025 for regulatees of the Space Bureau and ask the Commission ``to place a moratorium on increasing the FY 2026 fees relative to those collected for FY 2025'' or to ``buffer increases'' of the fees. Similarly, SCC and NASCA assert that the fee increase for regulatees of the Office of International Affairs is excessive and propose that the Commission ``reduce the proposed submarine cable fees to a level commensurate with economic reality and the statutory boundaries the Commission must abide by'' or ``cap any increase at no more than 10 percent for FY 2026, with the revenue requirement in excess of the amount represented by the cap treated as the equivalent of indirect FTEs.'' Furthermore, NAB contends that the Commission should reduce the fee burden for earth stations by capping their fees to no more than $2,500 per earth station license, contending that such a result would be fair because broadcasters pay earth station regulatory fees in addition to the fees assessed for their broadcasting licenses, which unfairly compounds the financial burden on broadcasters. NAB recommends that the Commission shift the burden to other Space Bureau regulatory fee payors, namely NGSO satellite operators. 30. Although the Commission is mindful of concerns raised by these commenters that its regulatory fees need to be predictable and not prone to excessive fluctuation, requests for special accommodation are not consistent with the Commission's statutory obligation to collect the its entire appropriation this fiscal year. Such requests, as the Commission has previously explained, are in essence requests to shift fees from one category of regulatory fee payors to other regulatory fee payors based not on the relative FTE burden, but on policy rationales. In FY 2024 in the context of rejecting similar requests, the Commission explained and distinguished adjustments undertaken over a decade before that were necessary to address validation flaws identified by GAO. Specifically, in 2012, GAO reported that the Commission used FTE data that was 13 years out of date. In 2013, the Commission implemented a ``multi-year program of reform'' agency-wide ``correcting the extraordinary error on the Commission's part in applying a stale FTE count.'' Commenters' requests for accommodations in this fiscal year are therefore not analogous to that situation. Instead, here, as the Commission explained in detail above, the FTE counts are validated annually and the regulatory fee increases for FY 2026 are due to the roughly 6.6% increase in its overall fiscal year 2026 appropriation, changes in the direct FTEs working on space and earth station matters and submarine cable matters, and/or changes in the units of measure for these fee categories. Thus, the FY 2026 regulatory fee increase is attributable directly to the requirements of following the Commission statutory methodology--which include the benefit of oversight and regulation of its regulatory fee payors as measured by FTE levels. NAB itself recognizes that the increase in fees for earth station fee payors is a function of the Commission's methodology and the fact that the number of earth stations decreased while the percentage of the Commission's appropriation attributable to the Space Bureau increased. 31. As the Commission observed the last time it was asked to implement such measures, ``because [the Commission] must collect the full amount of the appropriation as an offsetting collection, decreasing the fee on any one category must be offset with an increased collection in another category.'' Section 9 of the Act prescribes a method of collecting an amount equal to the full S&E appropriation by keying the regulatory fee assessment to the Commission's FTE burden. As a result, the fee assigned to each regulatory fee category relates to the FTE burden associated with oversight and regulation of each regulatory fee category by the relevant core bureaus. Section 9 does not provide any other basis for assessing regulatory fees or any basis for capping fees for a particular fiscal year, or phasing in increases in fees over several fiscal years, for a particular category or categories of fee payors. The Commission therefore declines to implement commenters' suggestions in circumstances such as these where regulatory fees are based on direct FTEs to a core bureau, are consistent with its statutory congressional direction under section 9 of the Communications Act, and no other special extenuating circumstances for consideration exist. [[Page 58264]]

4. Other FTEs of the Non-Core Bureaus and Offices Remain Indirect

32. After analyzing the data for FY 2026 as well as the record in this proceeding, the Commission affirms the its prior conclusion that the majority of FTE work being performed in the non-core bureaus and offices should be categorized as indirect because it benefits the Commission and the entire telecommunications industry generally and does not specifically focus on regulatory fee payors. The Commission reaches this conclusion based on both the staff's high level review of the work of FTEs in the non-core bureaus and offices and because no commenter provided any insight into its questions in the FY 2026 NPRM whether there had been any significant developments in the communications industry, changes in law, and/or substantial shifts in Commission policy and workload over the past year that demonstrates measurable FTE work is being performed in these organizational units that directly benefits a specific category of fee payors. Notably, no commenter provided any examples of changes in the specific work performed by Commission staff that would necessitate a reevaluation of the Commission's repeated determination that the work being performed by these FTEs is indirect. Instead, commenters advocating for additional reallocations of FTEs from the non-core bureaus and offices simply repeat the same reasons that the Commission has previously rejected. 33. NAB's contention that the Commission should reallocate FTEs in non-core bureaus as direct even when those FTEs work on matters that also pertain to non-fee payors fails to consider the Commission's repeated explanation that it takes a conservative approach to analyzing the workload of its FTEs and only reallocates an FTE as direct where the amount of work under consideration is more than half of an FTE. NAB's conclusory statements without any analysis do not warrant further examination by the Commission. In sum, NAB offers no reasons why the Commission should expand its methodology to include FTEs that work primarily on matters that pertain to non-fee payors and provides no solutions regarding how to do so. 34. NAB also renews its criticism of the Commission's well- established decision to treat FTEs working on non-high cost universal service fund issues, but fails to dispute the Commission's long-held conclusion that such treatment is consistent with how it treats FTEs working for programs that benefit consumers and the American public elsewhere in the Commission. Likewise, NAB's repetition of its 2022 comments arguing that the Commission should not include broadcasters in the allocation of FTEs associated with the Commission's broadband data mapping work under the Broadband DATA Act offers no new reasoning other than NAB's continued disagreement with the Commission's decision that the unique change in its methodology in 2021 to exclude Media Services licensees from their share in such costs was based on the one-time nature of a congressional earmark and had nothing to do with the Commission making a finding that ``any group of regulatees do not benefit from broadband-related activities.'' 35. Finally, the Commission disagrees with NAB's more general complaint that its FTE allocations are ``opaque.'' While NAB applauds the Commission's continued efforts to modernize its regulatory fee methodology, it nonetheless maintains that commenters are unable to participate in the Commission's reallocation decisions. Contrary to NAB's criticism, however, the Commission has made clear how commenters can contribute to the Commission's assessment of annual regulatory fees and the basis for why the Commission may reallocate an FTE as direct to a core bureau. In particular, the Commission specifically invites commenters, as it did again this year, ``to offer any new or current reasons why the Commission should reexamine the nature of the work being performed by FTEs in its non-core bureaus and offices'' and seeks specific input in the record regarding whether there have been ``any significant developments in the communications industry, changes in law, and/or substantial shifts in Commission policy and workload over the past year'' that reflect measurable FTE work being performed in the non-core bureaus and offices that may not have been considered. 36. Moreover, the claim that without more transparency, commenters cannot offer contributions that will impact the regulatory fee assessment process does not withstand scrutiny. Indeed, the State Broadcasters Associations' assertion ``that the Commission imposes conditions upon commenters that cannot be met'' is belied by its own reference to past instances where its comments affected the Commission's allocations of FTEs. At the same time the State Broadcasters Associations complain that the Commission ``demands that outside commenters bring evidence to it that they simply do not possess and will not possess unless it is provided to them by the Commission,'' they trumpet their success in 2021 convincing the Commission to adjust its proposed FTE allocations due to the congressional earmark for the Broadband Data Act. 37. As previously noted, the Commission strives to make the regulatory fee process, including the reallocations of FTEs in its methodology, fair, sustainable, and administrable. The delegated authority of the Commission's bureau and offices is well understood and documented, the regulatory work of these organizational units is both public and easily reviewed, and the Commission includes significant information about its performance, budgets, and policy objectives in the information it releases to satisfy numerous reporting requirements. Thus, commenters have access to both resources and data to challenge the Commission's FTE allocations. Rather than stepping into the Commission's shoes to evaluate the Commission's analysis of its own FTE data, commenters can contribute to the process by offering responses to the questions posed in the NPRM and evaluating issues the Commission should factor into its reallocation considerations. In this regard, the Commission finds it notable that no commenter offered any insight into new or current reasons to reevaluate its FY 2026 NPRM FTE reallocation proposals. Nevertheless, as a routine part of its annual proceeding, the Commission makes any necessary adjustments to its proposals to ensure that the final fiscal year FTE reallocations reflect, as accurately as possible, the work being done for the benefit of fee payors. 38. In sum, the Commission concludes that NAB's and the State Broadcasters Associations' general requests to have more information from the Commission regarding the Commission's FTE data seeks to impose a level of precision on the Commission's reallocation process that does not align with the Commission's methodology. Each year in proposing FTE reallocations from indirect to direct, the Commission has provided notice of what organizational unit the FTE burden is being reallocated to and from. Moreover, commenters have historical and detailed insight into the type of measurable FTE work the Commission has found warranted the reallocation of FTEs as direct to a core bureau. The Commission therefore concludes, as it has in the past, that amending its methodology to include ``added granularity'' to its process like NAB and the State Broadcasters Associations request would not ``change the overall result, or improve the Commission's [[Page 58265]] regulatory fee methodology, but would simply consume more staff resources and increase the indirect FTE time devoted to regulatory fee administration.'' Instead, the Commission's analysis is ``most accurate when we look at the work of a larger group such as a division, office, or bureau, consistent with the language of section 9 of the Act to ensure that `fees reflect the full-time equivalent number of employees within the bureaus and offices of the Commission.' '' 39. The Commission also rejects the claims of commenters that it must find ways to reduce the burden of indirect FTEs on fee payors that are based on arguments that the Commission has previously, and thoroughly, rejected. In particular, SES argues that the Commission should create new fee categories for ``experimental licenses, unlicensed use, and automated frequency coordination systems'' and even goes so far as to suggest the Commission should designate the Office of Engineering and Technology as a new core bureau--all without offering a single new reason for the Commission to consider doing so. As the Commission explicitly explained in the FY 2026 NPRM, commenters were asked to provide ``detailed evidence of materially changed circumstances, rather than reiterate[d] arguments that the Commission has historically declined to adopt.'' Instead, SES along with its supporting reply commenters--i.e., the State Broadcasters Associations and One Ministries--either repeat or slightly recast old arguments and fail to provide any material changed circumstances in support of their arguments. 40. For example, the State Broadcasters Associations suggest that the Commission should adopt a new fee category for equipment certification labs because they contend such a category would be ``remarkably similar to the `holds an FCC-issued authorization' criterion that has served as the basis for charging regulatory fees to broadcasters and other legacy fee payors for the past several decades.'' But, in making this argument, the State Broadcasters Associations notably avoid the more apt comparison to equipment authorizations--a category that the Commission has repeatedly declined to adopt. It seems that having failed to convince the Commission that equipment authorizations should be added to the regulatory fees categories, the State Broadcasters Associations now try to convince us that a regulatory fee should apply to the test labs that provide equipment certifications to those seeking such authorizations from the Commission. This would essentially backdoor the addition of equipment authorizations to the regulatory fee categories as testing labs would presumably pass those fees onto the manufacturers of the equipment they certify. The State Broadcasters Associations provide no explanation for why the Commission's reasoning in declining to adopt a fee category for equipment authorizations is not equally applicable to laboratories that perform measurements of equipment subject to an equipment authorization (i.e., the State Broadcasters Associations' ``equipment certification labs''). Although laboratories involved in the testing of equipment for Certification under the equipment authorization rules are subject to accreditation, recognition, and periodic reassessment, there is no correlation between these steps and how many devices a testing laboratory actually tests or, once those devices are certified by a Telecommunications Certification Body, how many units are actually produced. Moreover, the State Broadcasters Associations provide no cognizable rationale why only testing laboratories and not the other entities involved in the equipment authorization process (e.g., the laboratory accreditation bodies that accredit a laboratory with a scope covering the measurements required for the types of equipment that it will test, and the Telecommunications Certification Bodies that are authorized to issue Certifications) would be subject to a fee payor classification, if such a classification were warranted for equipment authorization-related activities. Thus, in neither instance would the Commission be able to credit FTE resources to such issues. 41. Moreover, the State Broadcasters Associations do not address the very minimal nature of the Commission's FTE work related to the recognition process for laboratories that perform measurements of equipment subject to an equipment authorization. Although the Commission acknowledges that in establishing certain rules related to these labs, some FTE time is devoted to adopting regulations that allow such labs to perform their functions for certain Commission licensees as well as other permittees, these efforts are limited and do not result in the work of FTEs being sufficient to subsequently assess fees year after year based on such a limited FTE burden. Furthermore, such work represents only a subcomponent of the larger equipment authorization workstream. For example, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and not the Commission manages the process of test lab accrediting and designating Telecommunications Certification Bodies in the U.S., whereas, the designation of third- party certification bodies located outside the U.S. are a matter of bi- lateral or multi-lateral international agreements, which would make requiring such entities to pay regulatory fees an international policy concern (were the Commission to find a basis to subject equipment authorization activities to regulatory fees). The Commission adopts a new regulatory fee category only when there is a sufficient legal and factual basis to conclude that significant FTE time is used in the oversight and regulation of a regulatee such that adoption of a fee category and designation of fee would satisfy the requirements of Section 9 of the Communications Act and the Commission's overarching goals that its regulatory framework is fair, administrable, and sustainable. Because the State Broadcasters Associations have not offered a framework by which it could assess laboratories involved in the testing of equipment for Certification with regulatory fees consistent with the Commission's methodology and policy goals, the Commission declines to do so. 42. One Ministries, which argues in a single sentence that the Commission should consider virtual MVPD providers as equivalent to cable service providers and assess them with the same regulatory fees, likewise offers no support or basis for how to do so. Specifically, this suggestion is provided without a factual or legal justification for how the agency could do so within the Commission's statutory authority and prior decision-making. 43. Additionally, because the Commission fully considered and rejected the suggestion to convene ``stake holder roundtables'' in 2023, for the same reasons the previously articulated, the Commission will not revisit the State Broadcasters Associations' suggestion to do so in FY 2026. Although the Commission recognizes the incentives for some commenters to continue to seek to expand the pool of entities subject to the Commission's regulatory fee process, repeatedly offering the same suggestions, without more factual or legal support for doing so, does not improve the Commission's regulatory fee process or satisfy the Commission's obligation to collect its full appropriation as dictated by section 9 of the Act. On the other hand, the Commission is encouraged by CTIA's agreement with the Commission's assessment that the work of FTEs in the non-core bureaus and offices should remain indirect as well as CTIA's [[Page 58266]] observation that the Commission proposes reallocations only ``after performing considerable analysis and finding the clearest case for reassignment.'' 44. As the Commission has explained for many years, the work of FTEs in the Office of Engineering and Technology, the Enforcement Bureau and the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau benefits the agency as a whole and the American public, and not one particular group of regulatory fee payors. In light of CTIA's support and in the absence of evidence to depart from the Commission's previously articulated reasons for treating its FTEs in the non-core bureau and offices, and more specifically, the FTEs in the Office of Engineering and Technology, Enforcement Bureau, and Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau, as indirect, the Commission affirms its past conclusion that it is not equitable for any one regulatory fee group of payors to shoulder the FTE burden of such indirect work. 45. As part of the Commission's ongoing efforts to modernize the assessment of regulatory fees, the Commission will continue its annual evaluation of whether any FTEs in the non-core bureaus and offices should be reallocated for regulatory fee purposes and exercise its discretion regarding where to focus its analytical efforts each year to best respond to changes in its substantive work and organization and changes in the telecommunications industry itself. In so doing, the Commission will look for additional ways in which it can ensure that it conducts its annual review and analysis of the FTE data in a manner that is fair, administrable, and sustainable.

B. Broadcast Television Stations

46. The Commission adopts its proposal, which was supported by NAB in the record, to continue to assess fees for full-power broadcast television stations based on the population covered by a full-service broadcast television station's contour as the Commission has since 2020. The population-based methodology conforms with the service authorized here--broadcasting television to the American people. The Commission will also continue the Commission's use of 2020 U.S. Census data to assess fees for full-power broadcast television stations, as the Commission traditionally has over the last few years. The population data for broadcasters' service areas are determined using the TVStudy software and the Licensing and Management System (LMS) database, based on a station's projected noise-limited service contour. However, consistent with the Commission's decision in FY 2024, the Commission will base assessments on limiting the population count of full-power television stations that rely on satellite television stations to reach terrain-limited areas in Puerto Rico. The Commission adopts a factor of $.007090 per population served for the FY 2026 full- power broadcast television station fee. The population data for each licensee and the population-based fee (population multiplied by $.007090 for each full-power broadcast television station) are listed in Table 8.

C. CMRS and Mobile Services Assessments

47. The Commission concludes that it will continue to assess regulatory fees for providers of CMRS and Mobile Services using a unit measure methodology based on the count of ``assigned numbers'' reported in providers' biannual Numbering Resource Utilization Forecast (NRUF) filings. 48. CTIA was the only commenter to address the questions the Commission posed in the FY 2026 NPRM regarding whether using a different unit measure to apportion regulatory fees for CMRS providers would better reflect the FTE burden of oversight of such fee payors. CTIA correctly points out that the Commission has utilized NRUF data since FY 2004 and cautions us to take more time to fully evaluate any options before amending the Commission's methodology for assessing regulatory fees for the CMRS fee category. CTIA further advises that until the Commission determines whether and how it may change NRUF reporting, ``it is unclear how NRUF data will compare to other data sources for purposes of allocating regulatory fees among CMRS providers.'' 49. The Commission agrees with CTIA that the Commission should not make any changes at this time. Given the lack of record support to change the Commission's existing methodology, the Commission concludes that NRUF assigned numbers data, which serve as a proxy for a provider's subscriber count, remain a reliable reflection of the FTE burden of the Commission's oversight of CMRS and mobile service providers and continue to meet the Commission's goals that the regulatory fee methodology is fair, sustainable, and administrable.

D. Space Station, Earth Station and Submarine Cable Assessments

50. The Commission also declines to act on the requests of commenters to amend the Commission's methodology for assessing regulatory fees in this fiscal year based on issues raised in the Space Modernization proceeding. While the Commission appreciates that the adoption of licensing decisions reached in Space Modernization proceeding may necessitate the consideration of amendments to the methodology for the Commission's annual assessment of regulatory fees, the Commission concludes that none of the issues raised by commenters in this current regulatory fee rulemaking are ripe for resolution in FY 2026 as those licensing decisions were not reached prior the release of the FY 2026 NPRM. As the Commission just explained in denying Kin[eacute]is's petition for reconsideration of the FY 2025 Report and Order, ``[i]n plain terms, whether any of the proposed changes, if adopted, will materially alter FTE resources devoted to the oversight and regulation of space stations sufficient to merit the Commission proposing changes to fee categories or methodologies is premature at this time.'' Rather, as CSF observed, as the Commission implements licensing changes adopted in the Space Modernization proceeding, the Commission will consider how those changes may impact the category of fee payors and the allocation of FTE benefits among fee categories in the assessment of regulatory fees in FY 2027 and in future years. 51. For similar reasons, the Commission also declines the request of NAB to reduce the regulatory fees on Transmit/Receive and Transmit only earth stations and shift such burdens to non-GSO space station fee payors because NAB claims those fee payors ``appear to be the focus of the Space Bureau's priorities.'' While NAB makes an effort to support its proposal for a fee reduction by generally pointing to the Space Bureau's recent work associated with the Space Modernization proceeding, it does not provide, nor does the record otherwise contain, sufficient evidence to support a conclusion that the Commission should shift FTEs from earth station payors to NGSO space station payors based on FTE workloads benefitting one fee category over another in FY 2026. As discussed above, the Commission will not implement fee reductions or fee caps to mitigate fee increases that result from the Commission's well-established fee assessment methodology. Additionally, as observed above, changes adopted Space Modernization proceeding may necessitate a comprehensive look at regulatory fees due to possible re-allocation of FTEs as a result of those change becoming [[Page 58267]] effective and any measurable changes in FTE utilization becomes apparent. NAB would have the opportunity to provide input on this issue as part of that proceeding. 52. The Commission does, however, make the necessary corrections to its FY 2026 NPRM proposals where the record supports such actions. In particular, NASCA asks us to revise the payment units for the submarine cable system fee based on actual data reported in the annual circuit capacity filings, rather than the projections the Commission used to formulate its proposals in the FY 2026 NPRM. Given the limited time the Commission has to initiate and conclude its annual regulatory fee proceeding, for the NPRM, the Commission must rely on historical data and projected trends to determine the unit count for submarine cables, as well as a number of other fee categories. Following the release of the NPRM, however, any new or updated data that are made available to the Commission by stakeholders in the record or otherwise obtained or updated by the Commission will become part of the Commission's analysis of unit counts to be used in the assessment of regulatory fees in the annual report and order. Making such adjustments during this process of the rulemaking proceeding is consistent with the Commission's rules and existing methodology, as outlined in Table 5. In accordance with the Commission's standard process and based on the Commission's verification of the additional information on circuit capacity data provided by NASCA as well as an updated review of Commission data, the Commission increases the unit count of submarine cables from 79 to 88, thus reducing the per unit fee from what the Commission proposed in the FY 2026 NPRM to $106,975. 53. Additionally, after review of the relevant Commission data and consistent with comments from SES, Spire, and Eutelsat, the Commission corrects Table 7 of the FY 2026 NPRM to more accurately reflect the list of space station satellites that were authorized as of October 1, 2025, and subject to regulatory fees. SES proposed the addition of one Geostationary Orbit U.S.-Licensed Space Station and the removal of three Geostationary Orbit U.S.-Licensed Space Stations and two Geostationary Orbit Non-U.S.-Licensed Space Stations with Market Access Through Earth Stations. Spire proposed the removal of one Non- Geostationary Orbit Small Constellation and the modification of a second Non-Geostationary Orbit Small Constellation. Eutelsat proposed the modification of one Non-Geostationary Large Constellation, which reclassifies the remaining affected call sign to the Non-Geostationary Small Constellation category. Consistent with the Commission's efforts to adjust fee rates to reflect information about actual authorized satellites as of October 1, 2025, which becomes available after the release of a regulatory fee NPRM, the Commission concludes that such modifications are appropriate.

E. De Minimis Threshold

54. Section 9(e)(2) of the Act permits the Commission to exempt a party from paying regulatory fees if ``in the judgment of the Commission, the cost of collecting a regulatory fee established under this section from a party would exceed the amount collected from such party.'' As explained below, after a careful review of the Commission's costs for the collection of delinquent regulatory fees, the Commission declines NAB's request to increase the de minimis threshold amount to $1,200. 55. By statute, a determination to raise the de minimis threshold for the payment of regulatory fees narrowly rests upon the Commission's cost of collections. At the outset, the Commission notes that the Commission's Debt Collection Improvement Act (DCIA) implementation, including adoption of the red-light rule, minimizes regulatory fee delinquent debt. In the limited circumstances where the Commission must pursue delinquent regulatory fees, the Commission has explained that its administrative process includes various functions, such as gathering data and validating data from the bureaus and external sources; validating delinquent bills; preparing delinquency bills for transfer to collection agent for processing; and processing payments received from collection (e.g., U.S. Department of the Treasury). Moreover, generally, delinquent debt is transferred to the Department of Treasury within 120 days after the date of delinquency. 56. The Commission calculates its collection costs for purposes of determining the de minimis threshold by estimating the number of FTE hours spent on each collection task multiplied by the value of FTE time expended on the task, to arrive at the estimated total cost of each task. The totals for each task are then added together to determine the total estimated cost of collection. The total estimated cost of collection divided by the estimated number of delinquent regulatory fee debts for that fiscal year yields the average cost of collecting an unpaid regulatory fee. The Commission's review of the estimated amount of FTE time devoted to collecting delinquent regulatory fees as well as the hourly rate of a Commission FTE assigned to such tasks reveals that the Commission's costs have not increased above the existing de minimis threshold. 57. Accordingly, NAB's and the State Broadcasters Associations' inferences to the contrary both fail to validate a different result. In particular, NAB reasons that since the Commission's staff salaries have increased since 2022, the Commission's cost of collections has ``likely increased.'' The State Broadcasters Associations support NAB's request and further maintain that since some fee payors' regulatory fees have now increased above the $1,000 de minimis threshold, it must follow that the Commission's cost of collections ``have similarly climbed.'' But an increase in the regulatory fees of certain regulatees to levels above the $1,000 de minimis threshold does not cause--or even directly correlate to--an increase in FCC's cost of collection of delinquent regulatory fees. In other words, because the methodologies for calculating regulatory fees and the cost of collections expenses differ, a rise in regulatory fees does not necessarily reflect or result in an increased cost of collections. And, while FTE salaries are one input into the Commission's cost of collection of delinquent debt, higher salaries without a significant increase in FTE time devoted to collections does not alone justify a 20% increase in the threshold. 58. Unlike the variable amount of regulatory fees that must be collected on an annual basis, the cost of the Commission's collections is less prone to fluctuations. It is merely one small aspect in the agency implementation of a vigorous debt collection process. Thus, it is not surprising that the cost has remained below the existing threshold. 59. Additionally, because regulatory fees are a zero-sum game, a higher de minimis threshold means that in order to collect the Commission's entire appropriation, regulatees with fee obligations above the threshold must cover the shortfall of regulatory fees that fall below it. Consequently, raising the de minimis threshold to benefit some regulatory fee payors over others, in the absence of an increase in costs of collection, is not supported by the Commission's statutory authority and is contrary to the goals of a fair, sustainable, and administrable regulatory framework. And, while NAB is correct that the Commission does not provide its internal collection calculations for review by commenters, [[Page 58268]] the results would be no different if the Commission did. The Commission has no reason to artificially deflate the de minimis threshold as the calculus dictated by the statute requires us to use the Commission's predictive judgment to determine whether the cost of collections outweighs the Commission's efforts in what will be collected. 60. Moreover, due to the limited nature of the fee exemptions expressly provided by statute, the Commission cannot implement NAB's suggestion to cap the regulatory fee assessment for classes of stations that fell below the de minimis threshold last year. Establishing the de minimis threshold on such a basis would result in exempting classes or categories of fee payors, which would necessarily result in another set of entities shouldering the fee burden. As the Commission explained the last time it entertained NAB's request to raise the threshold amount, although the de minimis threshold ``has the collateral effect of providing financial relief to some regulatees'' that does not mean that a regulatee's de minimis status provides it with a permanent exemption from regulatory fees. Furthermore, as the Commission has previously explained, pursuant to the wording of section 9(e)(2) of the Act, ``providing relief for financially strapped regulatees is not a factor for Commission consideration in setting this threshold.'' Nothing in the text of the statute supports using policy factors outside the cost of collection in establishing the de minimis threshold, and any regulatee with a financial hardship may seek a waiver, reduction, or deferral of its regulatory fees through the Commission's well- established process. Accordingly, after an internal evaluation of the Commission's costs, the Commission again concludes that the cost of collecting regulatory fees does not justify an increase to the existing $1,000 de minimis threshold.

IV. Procedural Matters

61. Included below are procedural items as well as our current payment and collection methods. The Commission includes these payments and collection procedures here as a useful way of reminding regulatory fee payers and the public about these aspects of the annual regulatory fee collection process. 62. Commission's Registration System. To increase efficiency, the Commission is using an all-electronic payment system for regulatory fees, which is contained within the Commission's Registration System (CORES). Before using CORES for the first time, you must obtain an FCC Username through the FCC User Registration System, and subsequently use it to access CORES and either register an FCC Registration Number (FRN) or associate an existing FRN to your Username. If you are unable to register electronically, you may fax your application for a Registration Number (FCC Form 160) to the CORES Helpdesk at (202) 418- 7869 for filing procedures. 63. Credit Card Transaction Levels. In accordance with Treasury Financial Manual, Volume I, Part 5, Chapter 7000, Section 7065.20a-- Credit Card Collections, the total daily credit card transactions processed from a single customer can be no more than $24,999.99 (hereinafter the ``Maximum Daily Limit'') and the total monthly transactions processed from a single customer (based on a rolling 30- day period) can be no more than $100,000.00 (hereinafter the ``Maximum Monthly Limit''). Transactions greater than the Maximum Limits will be rejected. If a customer initiates multiple transactions on the same day with the same credit card, those transactions causing the total charge to exceed the Maximum Limits will also be rejected. This applies to single payments or bundled payments of more than one bill. Multiple transactions to a single agency in one day may be aggregated and treated as a single transaction subject to the $24,999.99 limit. Customers who wish to pay an amount greater than $24,999.99 should consider available electronic alternatives such as debit cards, Automates Clearing House (ACH) debits from a bank account, and wire transfers. Each of these payment options is available after filing regulatory fee information in the Commission's Registration System (CORES). Further details will be provided regarding payment methods and procedures at the time of FY 2026 regulatory fee collection in Fact Sheets, https://www.fcc.gov/regfees. 64. Payment Methods. During the fee season for collecting regulatory fees, regulatees can pay their fees by credit card through Pay.gov, ACH, debit card, or by wire transfer. Additional payment instructions are posted on the Commission's website at https://www.fcc.gov/licensing-databases/fees/wire-transfer. The receiving bank for all wire payments is the U.S. Treasury, New York, NY (TREAS NYC). Any other form of payment (e.g., checks, cashier's checks, or money orders) will be rejected. For payments by wire, an FCC Form 159-E should still be transmitted via fax so that the Commission can associate the wire payment with the correct regulatory fee information. The fax should be sent to the Commission at (202) 418-2843 at least one hour before initiating the wire transfer (but on the same business day) so as not to delay crediting their account. Regulatees should discuss arrangements (including bank closing schedules) with their bankers several days before they plan to make the wire transfer to allow sufficient time for the transfer to be initiated and completed before the deadline. Complete instructions for making wire payments are posted at https://www.fcc.gov/licensing-databases/fees/wire-transfer. 65. De Minimis Regulatory Fees, Section 9(e)(2) Exemption. Under the de minimis rule, and pursuant to the Commission's analysis under section 9(e)(2) of the Act, a regulatee is exempt from paying regulatory fees if the sum total of all of its annual regulatory fee liabilities is $1,000 or less for the fiscal year. The de minimis threshold applies only to filers of annual regulatory fees, not regulatory fees paid through multi-year filings, and it is not a permanent exemption. Each regulatee will need to reevaluate the total annual fee liability each fiscal year to determine whether it meets the de minimis exemption. 66. Standard Fee Calculations and Payment Dates. The Commission will accept fee payments made in advance of the window for the payment of regulatory fees. The responsibility for payment of fees by service category is as follows: Media Services: Regulatory fees must be paid for initial construction permits that were granted on or before October 1, 2025 for AM/FM radio stations, full-power VHF/UHF broadcast television stations, and satellite television stations. Regulatory fees must be paid for all broadcast facility licenses granted on or before October 1, 2025. Wireline (Common Carrier) Services: Regulatory fees must be paid for authorizations that were granted on or before October 1, 2025. In instances where an authorization is transferred or assigned after October 1, 2025, responsibility for payment rests with the holder of the authorization as of the fee due date. Audio bridging service providers are included in this category. For Responsible Organizations (RespOrgs) that manage Toll Free Numbers (TFN), regulatory fees should be paid on all working, assigned, and reserved toll free numbers as well as toll free numbers in any other status as defined in Sec. 52.103 of the Commission's rules. The unit count should be based on toll free numbers managed by RespOrgs on or about December 31, 2025. Wireless Services: Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) cellular, [[Page 58269]] mobile, and messaging services (fees based on number of subscribers or telephone number count): Regulatory fees must be paid for authorizations that were granted on or before October 1, 2025. The number of subscribers, units, or telephone numbers on December 31, 2025 will be used as the basis from which to calculate the fee payment. In instances where a permit or license is transferred or assigned after October 1, 2025, responsibility for payment rests with the holder of the permit or license as of the fee due date. Wireless Services, Multi-year fees: The first eight regulatory fee categories in the Commission's Schedule of Regulatory Fees (Table 4) (first seven in the Commission's Calculation of Fees (Table 3) pay ``small multi-year wireless regulatory fees.'' Entities pay these regulatory fees in advance for the entire amount period covered by the five-year or ten-year terms of their initial licenses and pay regulatory fees again only when the license is renewed, or a new license is obtained. The Commission includes these fee categories in its rulemaking to publicize its estimates of the number of ``small multi-year wireless'' licenses that will be renewed or newly obtained in FY 2026. Multichannel Video Programming Distributor (MVPD) Services (cable television operators, Cable Television Relay Service (CARS) licensees, DBS, and IPTV): Regulatory fees must be paid for the number of basic cable television subscribers as of December 31, 2025. Regulatory fees also must be paid for CARS licenses that were granted on or before October 1, 2025. In instances where a permit or license is transferred or assigned after October 1, 2025, responsibility for payment rests with the holder of the permit or license as of the fee due date. For providers of DBS service and IPTV-based MVPDs, regulatory fees should be paid based on a subscriber count on or about December 31, 2025. In instances where a permit or license is transferred or assigned after October 1, 2025, responsibility for payment rests with the holder of the permit or license as of the fee due date. Space Services: Regulatory fees must be paid for earth stations that were licensed (or authorized) on or before October 1, 2025. Regulatory fees must also be paid for geostationary orbit space stations (GSO) and non-geostationary orbit satellite systems (NGSO), and the two NGSO subcategories ``Small Constellations '' and ``Large Constellations,'' that were authorized or granted U.S. market access on or before October 1, 2025. Licensees of small satellites and RPO, OOS, and OTV space stations that were authorized or granted U.S. market access on or before October 1, 2025 must also pay regulatory fees. In instances where a permit or license is transferred or assigned after October 1, 2025, responsibility for payment rests with the holder of the authorization as of the fee due date. International Services (Submarine Cable Systems, Terrestrial and Satellite Services): Regulatory fees for submarine cable systems are to be paid on a per cable landing license basis based on lit circuit capacity as of December 31, 2025. Regulatory fees for terrestrial and satellite IBCs are to be paid based on active (used or leased) international bearer circuits as of December 31, 2025, in any terrestrial or satellite transmission facility for the provision of service to an end user or resale carrier. When calculating the number of such active circuits, entities must include circuits used by themselves or their affiliates. For these purposes, ``active circuits'' include backup and redundant circuits as of December 31, 2025. Whether circuits are used specifically for voice or data is not relevant for purposes of determining that they are active circuits. In instances where a permit or license is transferred or assigned after October 1, 2025, responsibility for payment rests with the holder of the permit or license as of the fee due date. 67. CMRS and Mobile Services Assessments. The Commission will compile data from the Numbering Resource Utilization Forecast (NRUF) report that is based on ``assigned'' telephone number (subscriber) counts that have been adjusted for porting to net Type 0 ports (``in'' and ``out''). The Commission has included non-geographic numbers in the calculation of the number of subscribers for each CMRS provider in Table 3 and the CMRS regulatory fee factor proposed in Table 4. CMRS provider regulatory fees will be calculated and should be paid based on the inclusion of non-geographic numbers. CMRS providers can adjust the total number of subscribers, if needed. This information of telephone numbers (subscriber count) will be posted on CORES along with the carrier's Operating Company Numbers (OCNs). 68. A carrier wishing to revise its telephone number (subscriber) count can do so by accessing CORES and following the prompts to revise their telephone number counts. Any revisions to the telephone number counts should be accompanied by an explanation. The Commission will then review the revised count and supporting explanation, if any, and either approve or disapprove the submission in CORES. If the submission is disapproved, the Commission will contact the provider to afford the provider an opportunity to discuss its revised subscriber count and/or provide supporting documentation. If the Commission receives no response from the provider, or the Commission does not reverse its initial disapproval of the provider's revised count submission, the fee payment must be based on the number of subscribers listed initially in CORES. Once the timeframe for revision has passed, the telephone number counts are final and are the basis upon which CMRS regulatory fees are to be paid. Providers can view their final telephone counts online in CORES. 69. Because some carriers do not file the NRUF report, they may not see their telephone number counts in CORES. In these instances, the carriers should compute their fee payment using the standard methodology that is currently in place for CMRS Wireless services (i.e., compute their telephone number counts as of December 31, 2025), and submit their fee payment accordingly. Whether a carrier reviews its telephone number counts in CORES or not, the Commission reserves the right to audit the number of telephone numbers for which regulatory fees are paid. If the Commission determines that a carrier paid CMRS or mobile services regulatory fees based on an incorrect number of telephone numbers, the Commission will bill the carrier for the difference between what was paid and what should have been paid. [[Page 58270]] Table 3--Calculation of FY 2026 Revenue Requirements and Pro-Rata Fees [Regulatory fees for the first seven categories, identified with an *, are collected by the Commission in advance to cover the term of the license and are submitted at the time the application is filed] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FY 2026 Computed FY Rounded FY FY 2025 revenue 2026 2026 Expected FY Fee category FY 2026 payment units Years revenue requirement regulatory fee regulatory fee 2026 Rrevenue estimate ($) ($) ($) ($) ($) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *PLMRS (Exclusive Use)............. 1,400................. 10 320,000 350,000 25 25 350,000 *PLMRS (Shared use)................ 23,000................ 10 2,600,000 2,300,000 10 10 2,300,000 *Microwave......................... 11,000................ 10 2,600,000 2,750,000 25 25 2,750,000 *Marine (Ship)..................... 7,400................. 10 1,080,000 1,110,000 15 15 1,110,000 *Aviation (Aircraft)............... 6,000................. 10 590,000 600,000 10 10 600,000 *Marine (Coast).................... 330................... 10 144,000 132,000 40 40 132,000 *Aviation (Ground)................. 400................... 10 76,000 80,000 20 20 80,000 AM Class A \1\..................... 60.................... 1 266,220 281,748 4,696 4,695 281,700 AM Class B \1\..................... 1,330................. 1 3,316,680 3,508,878 2,638 2,640 3,511,200 AM Class C \1\..................... 780................... 1 1,184,400 1,253,782 1,607 1,605 1,251,900 AM Class D \1\..................... 1,375................. 1 3,921,960 4,152,783 3,020 3,020 4,152,500 FM Classes A, B1 & C3 \1\.......... 3,105................. 1 8,273,900 8,748,274 2,817 2,815 8,740,575 FM Classes B, C, C0, C1 & C2 \1\... 3,125................. 1 10,128,640 10,716,357 3,429 3,430 10,718,750 AM Construction Permits \2\........ 1..................... 1 570 585 585 585 585 FM Construction Permits \2\........ 15.................... 1 15,000 15,375 1,025 1,025 15,375 Digital Television \5\............. 3.498 billion 1 23,412,392 24,801,183 0.007090 0.007090 24,800,820 (including Satellite TV)........... population. Digital TV Construction Permits \2\ 1..................... 1 41,600 5,300 5,300 5,300 5,300 LPTV/Class A/Translators FM Trans/ 6,300................. 1 1,512,500 1,606,598 255 255 1,606,500 Boosters. CARS Stations...................... 105................... 1 194,500 205,336 1,956 1,955 205,275 Cable TV Systems, including IPTV & 42,600,000............ 1 64,680,000 68,212,762 1.6012 1.60 68,160,000 DBS. Interstate Telecommunication $20,800,000,000....... 1 112,750,000 114,431,448 0.005502 0.005500 114,400,000 Service Providers. Toll Free Numbers.................. 40,000,000............ 1 3,900,000 3,931,916 0.098298 0.10 4,000,000 CMRS Mobile Services (Cellular/ 637,500,000........... 1 98,352,000 103,662,178 0.1626 0.163 103,912,500 Public Mobile). CMRS Messaging Services............ 580,000............... 1 44,800 46,400 0.08 0.08 46,400 BRS/ \3\........................... 1,230................. 1 919,600 978,625 796 800 984,000 LMDS............................... 375................... 1 281,200 298,361 796 800 300,000 Per Gbps circuit Int'l Bearer 36,000................ 1 364,000 495,475 13.76 14 504,000 Circuits. Terrestrial (Common & Non-Common) & Satellite (Common & Non-Common). Submarine Cable Providers (See 88.................... 1 6,686,863 9,414,016 106,977 106,975 9,413,800 chart at bottom of Appendix B) \4\. Earth Stations..................... 3,270................. 1 8,240,000 9,708,659 2,969 2,970 9,711,900 Space Stations (Geostationary)..... 141................... 1 21,977,450 25,886,233 183,590 183,590 25,886,190 Space Stations (Non-Geostationary, 23.................... 1 8,628,220 10,153,028 441,436 441,435 10,153,005 Small Constellation). Space Stations (Non-Geostationary, 2..................... 1 5,752,170 6,768,685 3,384,343 3,384,345 6,768,690 Large Constellation). Space Stations (Non-Geostationary, 23.................... 1 271,260 334,014 14,522 14,520 333,960 Small Satellite). * * ** * * Total Estimated Revenue ...................... ........... 391,734,169 416,940,000 .............. .............. 417,186,925 to be Collected. * * ** * * Total Revenue ...................... ........... 390,192,000 416,112,000 .............. .............. 416,112,000 Requirement. Difference......................... ...................... ........... 1,542,258 828,000 .............. .............. 1,074,925 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes on Table 3 \1\ The fee amounts listed in the column entitled ``Rounded FY 2026 Reg. Fee'' are the result of dividing the revenue requirement by the payment units of each radio class category. The actual FY 2026 regulatory fees for AM/FM radio station are listed on a grid located at the end of Table 4. \2\ The AM and FM Construction Permit revenues and the full-power (VHF/UHF) Construction Permit revenues were adjusted, respectively, to set the regulatory fee to an amount no higher than the lowest licensed fee for that class of service based on the threshold 10,001-25,000, the traditional basis for identifying the lowest licensed fee. Reductions in the full-power (VHF/UHF) Construction Permit revenues, and in the AM and FM Construction Permit revenues, were offset by increases in the revenue totals for full-power television stations by market size, and in the AM and FM radio stations by class size and population served, respectively. \3\ The MDS/MMDS category was renamed Broadband Radio Service (BRS). See Amendment of Parts 1, 21, 73, 74 and 101 of the Commission's Rules to Facilitate the Provision of Fixed and Mobile Broadband Access, Educational and Other Advanced Services in the 2150-2162 and 2500-2690 MHz Bands, Report & Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 19 FCC Rcd 14165, 14169, para. 6 (2004). \4\ The chart at the end of Table 4 lists the submarine cable bearer circuit regulatory fees (common and non-common carrier basis) that resulted from the adoption of the Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2008, Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 24 FCC Rcd 6388 (2008) and Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2008, Second Report and Order, 24 FCC Rcd 4208 (2009). The Submarine Cable fee in Table 3 is a weighted average of the various fee payers in the chart at the end of Table 4. \5\ The actual full-power television regulatory fees to be paid by call sign are identified in Table 8. [[Page 58271]] Table 4--FY 2026 Schedule of Regulatory Fees [Regulatory fees for the first eight categories listed, identified with an *, are collected by the Commission in advance to cover the term of the license and are submitted at the time the application is filed] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fee category Annual regulatory Fee ($) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *PLMRS (per license) (Exclusive Use) 25. (47 CFR part 90). *Microwave (per license) (47 CFR 25. part 101). *Marine (Ship) (per station) (47 CFR 15. part 80). *Marine (Coast) (per license) (47 40. CFR part 80). *Rural Radio (47 CFR part 22) 10. (previously listed under the Land Mobile category). *PLMRS (Shared Use) (per license) 10. (47 CFR part 90). *Aviation (Aircraft) (per station) 10. (47 CFR part 87). *Aviation (Ground) (per license) (47 20. CFR part 87). CMRS Mobile/Cellular Services (per 0.163. unit) (47 CFR parts 20, 22, 24, 27, 80 and 90) (Includes Non-Geographic telephone numbers). CMRS Messaging Services (per unit) 0.08. (47 CFR parts 20, 22, 24 and 90). Broadband Radio Service (formerly 800. MMDS/MDS) (per license) (47 CFR part 27). Local Multipoint Distribution 800. Service (per call sign) (47 CFR, part 101). AM Radio Construction Permits....... 585. FM Radio Construction Permits....... 1,025. AM and FM Broadcast Radio Station See Table Below. Fees. Digital TV (47 CFR part 73) VHF and 0.007090. UHF Commercial Fee Factor. See Appendix F for fee amounts due, also available at https://www.fcc.gov/licensing-databases/fees/regulatory-fees. Digital TV Construction Permits..... 5,300. Low Power TV, Class A TV, TV/FM 255. Translators & FM Boosters (47 CFR. part 74)............................ CARS (47 CFR part 78)............... 1,955. Cable Television Systems (per 1.60. subscriber) (47 CFR part 76), Including IPTV and Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS). Interstate Telecommunication Service 0.0055. Providers (per revenue dollar). Toll Free (per toll free subscriber) 0.10. (47 CFR 52.101 (f) of the rules). Earth Stations: Transmit/Receive & 2,970. Transmit only (per authorization or registration). Space Stations (per authorized 183,590. station in geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25). Space Stations (per authorized 441,435. system in non-geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25)--Small Constellation (fewer than 1000 authorized space stations). Space Stations (per authorized 3,384,345. system in non-geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25)--Large Constellation (1000 or more authorized space stations). Space Stations (per license/call 14,520. sign in non-geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25) (Small Satellite). International Bearer Circuits-- 14. Terrestrial/Satellites (per Gbps circuit). Submarine Cable Landing Licenses Fee See Table Below. (per cable system). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ FY 2026 Radio Station Regulatory Fees -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FM Classes A, FM Classes B, Population served AM Class A AM Class B AM Class C AM Class D B1 & C3 C, C0, C1 & C2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <=10,000................................................ $560 $405 $350 $385 $615 $700 10,001-25,000........................................... 935 675 585 645 1,025 1,170 25,001-75,000........................................... 1,405 1,015 880 970 1,540 1,755 75,001-150,000.......................................... 2,105 1,520 1,315 1,450 2,305 2,635 150,001-500,000......................................... 3,160 2,280 1,975 2,180 3,465 3,955 500,001-1,200,000....................................... 4,730 3,415 2,960 3,265 5,185 5,920 1,200,001-3,000,000..................................... 7,105 5,130 4,445 4,900 7,790 8,890 3,000,001-6,000,000..................................... 10,650 7,690 6,665 7,345 11,675 13,325 >6,000,000.............................................. 15,980 11,535 10,000 11,025 17,515 19,995 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FY 2026 International Bearer Circuits--Submarine Cable Systems ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Submarine cable systems (capacity as of December 31, Fee ratio FY 2026 regulatory 2025) fees ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Less than 50 Gbps............... 0.0625 Units...... $6,685 50 Gbps or greater, but less 0.125 Units....... 13,370 than 250 Gbps. 250 Gbps or greater, but less 0.25 Units........ 26,745 than 1,500 Gbps. 1,500 Gbps or greater, but less 0.5 Units......... 53,490 than 3,500 Gbps. 3,500 Gbps or greater, but less 1.0 Unit.......... 106,975 than 6,500 Gbps. 6,500 Gbps or greater........... 2.0 Units......... 213,955 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [[Page 58272]] Table 5--Sources of Payment Unit Estimates for FY 2026 In order to calculate individual service fees for FY 2026, the Commission adjusted FY 2025 payment units for each service to more accurately reflect expected FY 2026 payment liabilities. The Commission obtained its updated estimates through a variety of means and sources. For example, the Commission used Commission licensee databases, actual prior year payment records, and industry and trade association projections, where available. The databases the Commission consulted include the Commission's Universal Licensing System (ULS), International Communications Filing System (ICFS), Licensing and Management System (LMS), and Cable Operations and Licensing System (COALS), as well as reports generated within the Commission such as the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau's Numbering Resource Utilization Forecast. Regulatory fee payment units are not all the same for all fee categories. For most fee categories, the term ``units'' reflect licenses or permits that have been issued, but for other fee categories, the term ``units'' reflect quantities such as subscribers, population counts, circuit counts, telephone numbers, and revenues. As more current data are received after the NPRM is released, the Commission sometimes adjusts the NPRM fee rates to reflect the new information in the Report and Order. This is intended to make sure that the fee rates in the Report and Order reflect more recent and accurate information. The Commission realizes that by adjusting the unit counts as more accurate information is received may adjust the fee rates for certain regulatory fee categories. Certain entities that collect the fees from customers in advance in order to pay the Commission, such as Cable and DBS companies, ITSP providers, Cell Phone and Toll-Free providers, may need to adjust their billings to customers as the Commission adjusts its fee rates. As a result, the Commission understands that these adjustments are necessary so that these regulatees can recover their fee obligations from their customers. The Commission sought verification for these estimates from multiple sources and, in all cases, the Commission compared FY 2026 estimates with actual FY 2025 payment units to ensure that its revised estimates were reasonable. Where appropriate, the Commission adjusted and/or rounded its final estimates to take into consideration the fact that certain variables that impact on the number of payment units cannot yet be estimated with sufficient accuracy. These include an unknown number of waivers and/or exemptions that may occur in FY 2026 and the fact that, in many services, the number of actual licensees or station operators fluctuates over time due to economic, technical, or other reasons. When the Commission notes, for example, that its estimated FY 2026 payment units are based on FY 2025 actual payment units, it does not necessarily mean that the Commission's FY 2026 projection is exactly the same number as in FY 2025. The Commission has either rounded the FY 2026 number or adjusted it slightly to account for these variables. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fee category Sources of payment unit estimates ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Land Mobile (All), Microwave, Based on Wireless Telecommunications Marine (Ship & Coast), Aviation Bureau (WTB) information as well as (Aircraft & Ground), Domestic prior year payment information. Public Fixed. Estimates have been adjusted to take into consideration the licensing of portions of these services. CMRS Cellular/Mobile Services..... Based on WTB projection reports, and FY 2025 payment data. CMRS Messaging Services........... Based on WTB reports, and FY 2025 payment data. AM/FM Radio Stations.............. Based on downloaded LMS data, adjusted for exemptions, and actual FY 2025 payment units. Digital TV Stations (Combined VHF/ Based on LMS data, fee rate adjusted UHF units). for exemptions, and population figures are calculated based on individual station parameters. AM/FM/TV Construction Permits..... Based on LMS data, adjusted for exemptions, and actual FY 2025 payment units. LPTV, Translators and Boosters, Based on LMS data, adjusted for Class A Television. exemptions, and actual FY 2025 payment units. BRS (formerly MDS/MMDS)........... Based on WTB reports and actual FY LMDS.............................. 2025 payment units. Based on WTB reports and actual FY 2025 payment units. Cable Television Relay Service Based on cable trend data, data from (CARS) Stations. the Media Bureau's COALS database, and actual FY 2025 payment units. Cable Television System Based on publicly available data Subscribers, Including IPTV sources for estimated subscriber Subscribers. counts, trend information from past payment data, and actual FY 2025 payment units. Interstate Telecommunication Based on FCC Form 499-A worksheets Service Providers. due in April 2026, and any data assistance provided by the Wireline Competition Bureau. Earth Stations.................... Based on Space Bureau licensing data and actual FY 2025 payment units. Space Stations (GSOs & NGSOs)..... Based on Space Bureau data reports and actual FY 2025 payment units. International Bearer Circuits..... Based on assistance provided by the Office of International Affairs, any data submissions by licensees, adjusted as necessary, and actual FY 2025 payment units. Submarine Cable Licenses.......... Based on Office of International Affairs license information, and actual FY 2025 payment units. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Table 6--Factors, Measurements, and Calculations That Determine Signal Contours and Associated Population Coverages AM Stations For stations with nondirectional daytime antennas, the theoretical radiation was used at all azimuths. For stations with directional daytime antennas, specific information on each day tower, including field ratio, phase, spacing, and orientation was retrieved, as well as the theoretical pattern root-mean-square of the radiation in all directions in the horizontal plane (RMS) figure (milliVolt per meter (mV/m) @1 km) for the antenna system. The standard, or augmented standard if pertinent, horizontal plane radiation pattern was calculated using techniques and methods specified in Sec. Sec. 73.150 and 73.152 of the Commission's rules. Radiation values were calculated for each of 360 radials around the transmitter site. Next, estimated soil conductivity data was retrieved from a database representing the information in FCC Figure R3. Using the calculated horizontal radiation values, and the retrieved soil conductivity data, the [[Page 58273]] distance to the principal community (5 mV/m) contour was predicted for each of the 360 radials. The resulting distance to principal community contours were used to form a geographical polygon. Population counting was accomplished by determining which 2020 block centroids were contained in the polygon. (A block centroid is the center point of a small area containing population as computed by the U.S. Census Bureau.) The sum of the population figures for all enclosed blocks represents the total population for the predicted principal community coverage area. FM Stations The greater of the horizontal or vertical effective radiated power (ERP) (kW) and respective height above average terrain (HAAT) (m) combination was used. Where the antenna height above mean sea level (HAMSL) was available, it was used in lieu of the average HAAT figure to calculate specific HAAT figures for each of 360 radials under study. Any available directional pattern information was applied as well, to produce a radial-specific ERP figure. The HAAT and ERP figures were used in conjunction with the Field Strength (50-50) propagation curves specified in 47 CFR 73.313 of the Commission's rules to predict the distance to the principal community (70 dBu (decibel above 1 microVolt per meter) or 3.17 mV/m) contour for each of the 360 radials. The resulting distance to principal community contours were used to form a geographical polygon. Population counting was accomplished by determining which 2020 block centroids were contained in the polygon. The sum of the population figures for all enclosed blocks represents the total population for the predicted principal community coverage area. Table 7--Space Station Satellite Charts for FY 2026 Regulatory Fees Space Stations (Geostationary Orbit): U.S.-Licensed Space Stations ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Licensee Call sign Satellite name Type ------------------------------------------------------------------------

18. EchoStar BSS S3093.......... ECHOSTAR 23.... GSO.

Corp. 19. ES 172 LLC...... S2610.......... EUTELSAT 174A.. GSO. 20. ES 172 LLC...... S3021.......... EUTELSAT 172B.. GSO. 21. Horizon-3 S2947.......... HORIZONS-3e.... GSO. Satellite LLC.

22. Hughes Network S2753.......... ECHOSTAR XVII.. GSO.

Systems, LLC. 23 Hughes Network S2834.......... ECHOSTAR 19.... GSO. Systems, LLC. 24. Hughes Network S3017.......... ECHOSTAR 24 GSO. Systems, LLC. (JUPITER 3). 25. Intelsat License S2160.......... GALAXY 28...... GSO. LLC/Viasat, Inc.. 26. Intelsat License S2381.......... GALAXY 3C...... GSO. LLC. 27. Intelsat License S2382.......... INTELSAT 10.... GSO. LLC. 28. Intelsat License S2386.......... GALAXY 13/ GSO. LLC. Horizons 1. 29. Intelsat License S2406.......... INTELSAT 902... GSO. LLC. 30. Intelsat License S2408.......... INTELSAT 904... GSO. LLC. 31. Intelsat License S2409.......... INTELSAT 905... GSO. LLC. 32. Intelsat License S2410.......... INTELSAT 906... GSO. LLC. 33. Intelsat License S2414.......... INTELSAT 10-02. GSO. LLC. 34. Intelsat License S2423.......... HORIZONS 2..... GSO. LLC. 35. Intelsat License S2647.......... GALAXY 19...... GSO. LLC. 36. Intelsat License S2687.......... GALAXY 16...... GSO. LLC. 37. Intelsat License S2715.......... GALAXY 17...... GSO. LLC. 38. Intelsat License S2733.......... GALAXY 18...... GSO. LLC. 39. Intelsat License S2750.......... INTELSAT 16.... GSO. LLC. 40. Intelsat License S2751.......... INTELSAT 28.... GSO. LLC. 41. Intelsat License S2785.......... INTELSAT 14.... GSO. LLC. 42. Intelsat License S2804.......... INTELSAT 25.... GSO. LLC. 43. Intelsat License S2817.......... INTELSAT 18.... GSO. LLC. 44. Intelsat License S2831.......... INTELSAT 23.... GSO. LLC. 45. Intelsat License S2846.......... INTELSAT 22.... GSO. LLC. 46. Intelsat License S2847.......... INTELSAT 20.... GSO. LLC. 47. Intelsat License S2850.......... INTELSAT 19.... GSO. LLC. 48. Intelsat License S2863.......... INTELSAT 21.... GSO. LLC. 49. Intelsat License S2789.......... INTELSAT 15.... GSO. LLC. 50. Intelsat License S2814.......... INTELSAT 17.... GSO. LLC. 51. Intelsat License S2887.......... INTELSAT 30.... GSO. LLC. 52. Intelsat License S2915.......... INTELSAT 34.... GSO. LLC. [[Page 58274]] 53. Intelsat License S2924.......... INTELSAT 31.... GSO. LLC. 54. Intelsat License S2948.......... INTELSAT 36.... GSO. LLC. 55. Intelsat License S2959.......... INTELSAT 35e... GSO. LLC. 56. Intelsat License S2972.......... INTELSAT 37e... GSO. LLC. 57. Intelsat License S3015.......... GALAXY 33...... GSO. LLC. 58. Intelsat License S3016.......... GALAXY 30...... GSO. LLC. 59. Intelsat License S3023.......... INTELSAT 39.... GSO. LLC. 60. Intelsat License S3066.......... INTELSAT 40e... GSO. LLC. 61. Intelsat License S3076.......... GALAXY 31...... GSO. LLC. 62. Intelsat License S3078.......... GALAXY 32...... GSO. LLC. 63. Intelsat License S3083.......... GALAXY 34...... GSO. LLC. 64. Intelsat License S3143.......... GALAXY 35...... GSO. LLC. 65. Intelsat License S3148.......... GALAXY 36...... GSO. LLC. 66. Intelsat License S3164.......... GALAXY 37...... GSO. LLC. 67. Ligado Networks S2358.......... SKYTERRA-1..... GSO. Subsidiary, LLC. 68. Novavision S2861.......... DIRECTV KU-79W. GSO. Group, Inc.. 69. Open Plaza Corp./ S2922.......... SKY-B1......... GSO. DIRECTV Latin America, LLC. 70. Satellite CD S2812.......... FM-6........... GSO. Radio LLC. 71. SES Americom, S2162.......... AMC-3.......... GSO. Inc.. 72. SES Americom, S2180.......... AMC-15......... GSO. Inc.. 73. SES Americom, S2347.......... AMC-6.......... GSO. Inc.. 74. SES Americom, S2415.......... NSS-10......... GSO. Inc.. 75. SES Americom, S2826.......... SES-2.......... GSO. Inc.. 76. SES Americom, S2807.......... SES-1.......... GSO. Inc.. 77. SES Americom, S2892.......... SES-3.......... GSO. Inc.. 78. SES Americom, S3097.......... SES-19......... GSO. Inc.. 79. SES Americom, S3138.......... SES-22......... GSO. Inc.. 80. SES Americom, S3096.......... SES-18......... GSO. Inc.. 81. SES Americom, S3098.......... SES-20......... GSO. Inc.. 82. SES Americom, S3099.......... SES-21......... GSO. Inc.. 83. Silkwave Africa, S3074.......... AsiaStar....... GSO. LLC. 84. Sirius XM Radio S2710.......... FM-5........... GSO. Inc.. 85. Sirius XM Radio S3033.......... SXM-7.......... GSO. Inc.. 86. Sirius XM Radio S3034.......... SXM-8.......... GSO. Inc.. 87. Sirius XM Radio S3166.......... SXM-9.......... GSO. Inc.. 88. Sirius XM Radio S3167.......... SXM-10......... GSO. Inc.. 89. Skynet Satellite S2933.......... TELSTAR 12V.... GSO. Corp.. 90. Skynet Satellite S2357.......... TELSTAR 11N.... GSO. Corporation. 91. Telesat Canada.. S2433.......... ANIK F4 (AMC- GSO. 11). 92. Viasat, Inc..... S2747.......... VIASAT-1....... GSO. 93. Viasat, Inc..... S2917.......... VIASAT-3....... GSO. 94. Viasat, Inc..... S3050.......... VIASAT-89US.... GSO. 95. XM Radio LLC.... S2786.......... XM-5........... GSO. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Space Stations (Geostationary Orbit): Non-U.S.-Licensed Space Stations-- Market Access Through Petition for Declaratory Ruling ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Grantee Call sign Satellite name Type ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 96. Avanti Hylas 2 S3130.......... HYLAS-4........ GSO. Lt.. 97. DBSD Services S2651.......... DBSD G1........ GSO. Ltd. 98. Embratel TVSAT S3142.......... Star One D2.... GSO. Telecomunicaco es S.A. 99. Embratel TVSAT S3192.......... Star One C4.... GSO. Telecomunicaco es S.A. 100. Empresa S2956.......... ARSAT-2........ GSO. Argentina de Soluciones Satelitales S.A. 101. Embratel Tvsat S2678.......... STAR ONE C2.... GSO. Telecommunicac oes S.A. 102. Embratel Tvsat S2845.......... STAR ONE C3.... GSO. Telecommunicac oes S.A. 103. Eutelsat do S3226.......... EUTELSAT 65 GSO. Brasil Ltda. West A. 104. Eutelsat S.A... S3055.......... EUTELSAT 139 GSO. WEST A. 105. Eutelsat S.A... S3056.......... EUTELSAT 8 WEST GSO. B. 106. Gamma S2633.......... TerreStar 1.... GSO. Acquisition L.L.C. 107. Hispamar S2886.......... AMAZONAS-3..... GSO. Sat[eacute]lit es, S.A. 108. Hispamar S3086.......... AMAZONAS NEXUS. GSO. Sat[eacute]lit es, S.A. 109. Hispasat, S.A.. S2969.......... HISPASAT 30W-6. GSO. 110. Horizons-4 S3180.......... Horizon-4...... GSO. Satellite LLC. 111. Inmarsat PLC... S2932.......... Inmarsat-4 F3.. GSO. 112. Inmarsat PLC... S2949.......... Inmarsat-3 F5.. GSO. 113. Inmarsat PLC... S3205.......... Inmarsat 4-F2.. GSO. 114. New Skies S2756.......... NSS-9.......... GSO. Satellites B.V. 115. New Skies S2828.......... SES-4.......... GSO. Satellites B.V. 116. New Skies S2870.......... SES-6.......... GSO. Satellites B.V. [[Page 58275]] 117. New Skies S2950.......... SES-10......... GSO. Satellites B.V. 118. Satelites S2873.......... EUTELSAT 117 GSO. Mexicanos, WEST A. S.A. de C.V. 119. Satelites S2926.......... EUTELSAT 117 GSO. Mexicanos, WEST B. S.A. de C.V. 120. Satelites S2938.......... EUTELSAT 115 GSO. Mexicanos, WEST B. S.A. de C.V. 121. SES Satellites S2676.......... AMC 21......... GSO. (Gibraltar) Ltd. 122. SES Satellites S2951.......... SES-15......... GSO. (Gibraltar) Ltd. 123. SES Americom, S2964.......... SES-11......... GSO. Inc. 124. SES Americom, S3037.......... NSS-11......... GSO. Inc. 125. SES DTH do S2974.......... SES-14......... GSO. Brasil Ltda. 126. SES-17 S.a.r.l. S3043.......... SES-17......... GSO. 127. Spacing Guild S3150.......... NuView Bravo... GSO. UK Limited. 128. Spacing Guild S3151.......... NuView Alpha... GSO. UK Limited. 129. Telesat Brasil S2821.......... ESTRELA DO SUL GSO. Capacidade de 2. Satelites Ltda. 130. Telesat Canada. S2674.......... ANIK F1R....... GSO. 131. Telesat Canada. S2703.......... ANIK F3........ GSO. 132. Telesat Canada. S2472.......... ANIK F2........ GSO. 133. Telesat S2955.......... TELSTAR 19 GSO. International VANTAGE. Ltd. 134. Viasat, Inc.... S2902.......... VIASAT-2....... GSO. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Space Stations (Geostationary Orbit): Non-U.S.-Licensed Space Stations-- Market Access Through Earth Station Licenses ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ITU or operator name (if Call sign Common name Type available) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 135. AUSSAT B 152E.. M221170........ OPTUS D2....... GSO. 136. Ciel Satellite E050029........ Ciel-2......... GSO. Group. 137. Ciel Satellite E140100........ Ciel-6i........ GSO. Group. 138. QuetzSat, S.de E090020........ Quetzsat-1..... GSO. R.L. de C.V. 139. Eutelsat 65 E160081........ Eutelsat 65 GSO. West A. West A. 140. INMARSAT 5F2... E120072........ INMARSAT 5F2... GSO. 141. INMARSAT 5F3... E150028........ INMARSAT 5F3... GSO. 142. JCSAT-2B....... M174163........ JCSAT-2B....... GSO. 143. NIMIQ 5........ E080107........ NIMIQ 5........ GSO. 144. WILDBLUE-1..... E040213........ WILDBLUE-1..... GSO. 145. APT Satellite M161190........ APSTAR 6C...... GSO. Holdings. 146. APT Satellite M246190........ APSTAR 6D...... GSO. Holdings. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Space Stations [Per license/call sign in non-geostationary orbit] [Small satellite] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Licensee/grantee Call sign Satellite name Type ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Aethero Space Inc.... S3189................ Deimos............... Small Satellite. 2. Capella Space Corp... S3162................ Acadia-1&2........... Small Satellite. 3. ICEYE US, Inc........ S3082................ ICEYE................ Small Satellite. 4. ICEYE US, Inc........ S3165................ ICEYE Second Tranche. Small Satellite. 5. ICEYE US, Inc........ S3224................ ICEYE Third Tranche.. Small Satellite. 6. Impulse Space........ S3194................ Impulse-2............ Small Satellite. 7. Impulse Space........ S3228................ Impulse-3............ Small Satellite. 8. Loft Orbital S3072................ YAM-3................ Small Satellite. Solutions Inc.

18. Space Sciences & S3185................ GNOMES-5............. Small Satellite.

Engineering LLC. 19. Turion Space Corp.... S3146................ DROID.001............ Small Satellite. 20. Turion Space Corp.... S3198................ DROID.002............ Small Satellite. 21. Umbra Lab Inc........ S3095................ Umbra SAR............ Small Satellite. 22. Umbra Lab Inc........ S3168................ Umbra Block Two SAR Small Satellite. Constellation.

25. XPLORE, Inc.......... S3193................ XCUBE-1.............. Small Satellite.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Space Stations (Non-Geostationary Orbit)--Small Constellations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Authorized Licensee/grantee Call sign Satellite/system name stations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Albedo Space Inc........ S3208............................ Clarity-1.............. 1 2. AST & Science, LLC...... S3065............................ Bluebird Block 1....... 5 3. BlackSky Global, LLC.... S3032............................ Global................. 16 4. Capella Space Corp...... S3178............................ Acadia-3, Acadia-4, 4 Acadia-5, Acadia-6. 5. Globalstar License LLC.. S2115............................ GLOBALSTAR............. 96 6. Hawkeye 360............. S3042............................ HE360.................. 174 7. Iridium Constellation S2110............................ IRIDIUM................ 99 LLC.

11. Maxar License, Inc., DG S2129/S2348...................... WorldView 1, 2 & 3, 15

Consents Sub, Inc. GeoEye-1, Worldview Legion. 12. Muon Space, Inc......... S3173............................ MuSat-2, MuSat-3....... 2 13. Myriota Pty. Ltd........ S3047............................ MYRIOTA................ 26 14. O3b Limited............. S2935............................ O3b.................... 42 15. ORBCOMM License Corp.... S2103............................ ORBCOMM................ 72 16. Orbital Sidekick, Inc... S3139............................ GHOSt.................. 6 17. Planet Labs PBC......... S2912/S3152...................... Flock/Skysats/Tanager 1/ 578 Tanager 2.

25. WorldVu Satellites Ltd.. S2963............................ ONEWEB Ku-/Ka-/V-BAND.. 716

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Space Stations (Non-Geostationary)--Large Constellations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Authorized Licensee/grantee Call sign Satellite/ system name stations ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2. Space Exploration S2983/S3018/S2992/S3069/S3041.... SPACEX/Ku-/Ka-/V-band/ 19.408

Holdings, LLC. Gen 2/Swarm. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table 8--FY 2026 Full-Service Broadcast Television Stations By Call Sign ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Terrain- Terrain- Facility Id Call sign Service area limited limited fee population population amount ($) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3246............................ KAAH-TV....................... 1,018,897 939,246 $6,659 18285........................... KAAL.......................... 605,222 580,564 4,116 11912........................... KAAS-TV....................... 243,984 243,947 1,730 56528........................... KABB.......................... 3,017,860 3,000,477 21,273 282............................. KABC-TV....................... 18,303,336 17,670,502 125,284 1236............................ KACV-TV....................... 383,228 383,071 2,716 33261........................... KADN-TV....................... 889,583 889,583 6,307 8263............................ KAEF-TV....................... 139,510 124,133 880 2728............................ KAET.......................... 4,867,739 4,836,434 34,290 2767............................ KAFT.......................... 1,294,492 1,218,670 8,640 62442........................... KAID.......................... 864,547 857,276 6,078 4145............................ KAII-TV....................... 203,698 179,435 1,272 67494........................... KAIL.......................... 2,091,288 2,061,175 14,614 13988........................... KAIT.......................... 594,090 583,749 4,139 40517........................... KAJB.......................... 393,654 393,355 2,789 65522........................... KAKE.......................... 821,488 816,811 5,791 804............................. KAKM.......................... 397,237 395,241 2,802 148............................. KAKW-DT....................... 3,350,876 3,242,159 22,987 51598........................... KALB-TV....................... 933,915 932,500 6,611 [[Page 58277]] 51241........................... KALO.......................... 1,018,088 971,631 6,889 40820........................... KAMC.......................... 411,973 411,949 2,921 8523............................ KAMR-TV....................... 377,485 377,410 2,676 65301........................... KAMU-TV....................... 395,784 392,044 2,780 2506............................ KAPP.......................... 337,194 298,159 2,114 3658............................ KARD.......................... 680,743 678,724 4,812 23079........................... KARE.......................... 4,243,145 4,234,439 30,022 33440........................... KARK-TV....................... 1,243,813 1,230,366 8,723 37005........................... KARZ-TV....................... 1,153,588 1,134,221 8,042 32311........................... KASA-TV....................... 1,198,361 1,159,350 8,220 41212........................... KASN.......................... 1,200,705 1,185,725 8,407 7143............................ KASW.......................... 4,828,272 4,813,078 34,125 55049........................... KASY-TV....................... 1,182,887 1,143,258 8,106 33471........................... KATC.......................... 1,376,057 1,376,057 9,756 13813........................... KATN.......................... 95,520 95,197 675 21649........................... KATU.......................... 3,400,708 3,238,560 22,961 33543........................... KATV.......................... 1,285,451 1,265,986 8,976 50182........................... KAUT-TV....................... 1,826,857 1,825,132 12,940 21488........................... KAUU.......................... 398,876 396,486 2,811 6864............................ KAUZ-TV....................... 366,943 365,162 2,589 73101........................... KAVU-TV....................... 323,202 322,961 2,290 49579........................... KAWB.......................... 193,767 193,705 1,373 49578........................... KAWE.......................... 139,854 137,788 977 58684........................... KAYU-TV....................... 925,282 861,276 6,106 29234........................... KAZA-TV....................... 15,481,136 14,233,993 100,919 17433........................... KAZD.......................... 8,087,952 8,085,339 57,325 776273.......................... KAZF.......................... 253,785 188,057 1,333 1151............................ KAZQ.......................... 1,137,703 1,126,947 7,990 776268.......................... KAZS.......................... 396,796 390,474 2,768 35811........................... KAZT-TV....................... 495,353 409,112 2,901 4148............................ KBAK-TV....................... 1,626,532 1,363,867 9,670 16940........................... KBCA.......................... 465,218 465,157 3,298 53586........................... KBCB.......................... 1,510,168 1,478,647 10,484 22685........................... KBDI-TV....................... 4,731,715 4,335,180 30,736 65395........................... KBFD-DT....................... 1,016,508 887,671 6,294 169030.......................... KBGS-TV....................... 176,271 173,911 1,233 61068........................... KBHE-TV....................... 153,390 144,914 1,027 48556........................... KBIM-TV....................... 226,233 226,194 1,604 29108........................... KBIN-TV....................... 1,014,918 1,013,041 7,182 33658........................... KBJR-TV....................... 278,564 274,572 1,947 83306........................... KBLN-TV....................... 322,286 145,745 1,033 63768........................... KBLR.......................... 2,280,730 2,220,879 15,746 53324........................... KBME-TV....................... 146,149 146,082 1,036 10150........................... KBMT.......................... 799,217 798,262 5,660 22121........................... KBMY.......................... 142,682 142,622 1,011 49760........................... KBOI-TV....................... 872,030 863,497 6,122 55370........................... KBRR.......................... 154,408 154,405 1,095 66414........................... KBSD-DT....................... 151,986 151,901 1,077 66415........................... KBSH-DT....................... 97,884 95,916 680 19593........................... KBSI.......................... 730,259 728,325 5,164 66416........................... KBSL-DT....................... 47,462 46,328 328 4939............................ KBSV.......................... 1,535,281 1,424,913 10,103 62469........................... KBTC-TV....................... 4,319,699 4,228,861 29,983 61214........................... KBTV-TV....................... 771,692 771,692 5,471 6669............................ KBTX-TV....................... 5,354,551 5,351,089 37,939 35909........................... KBVO.......................... 1,911,833 1,684,206 11,941 58618........................... KBVU.......................... 136,908 121,846 864 776229.......................... KBWT.......................... 2,672 2,667 19 6823............................ KBYU-TV....................... 2,838,181 2,620,447 18,579 33756........................... KBZK.......................... 153,764 141,054 1,000 21422........................... KCAL-TV....................... 18,258,912 17,586,821 124,691 11265........................... KCAU-TV....................... 769,096 754,352 5,348 14867........................... KCBA.......................... 3,334,176 2,557,080 18,130 27507........................... KCBD.......................... 426,315 426,302 3,022 9628............................ KCBS-TV....................... 18,628,137 17,359,665 123,080 776213.......................... KCBU.......................... 28,971 23,368 166 49750........................... KCBY-TV....................... 92,825 77,624 550 33710........................... KCCI.......................... 1,216,146 1,209,219 8,573 9640............................ KCCW-TV....................... 294,831 287,246 2,037 63158........................... KCDO-TV....................... 3,305,368 3,160,730 22,410 [[Page 58278]] 62424........................... KCDT.......................... 807,726 762,258 5,404 83913........................... KCEB.......................... 446,377 445,850 3,161 57219........................... KCEC.......................... 4,497,531 4,237,580 30,044 10245........................... KCEN-TV....................... 2,224,490 2,174,193 15,415 13058........................... KCET.......................... 17,868,933 16,310,676 115,643 18079........................... KCFW-TV....................... 196,292 157,001 1,113 132606.......................... KCGE.......................... 129,876 129,876 921 60793........................... KCHF.......................... 1,175,596 1,148,137 8,140 33722........................... KCIT.......................... 392,243 391,646 2,777 62468........................... KCKA.......................... 1,082,723 906,771 6,429 41969........................... KCLO-TV....................... 150,949 145,392 1,031 47903........................... KCNC-TV....................... 4,460,509 4,175,114 29,602 71586........................... KCNS.......................... 9,007,762 8,012,556 56,809 33742........................... KCOP-TV....................... 18,134,022 17,318,605 122,789 19117........................... KCOS.......................... 1,092,982 1,092,792 7,748 63165........................... KCOY-TV....................... 700,154 478,768 3,394 33894........................... KCPQ.......................... 5,131,164 4,985,829 35,350 53843........................... KCPT.......................... 2,690,171 2,688,808 19,064 33875........................... KCRA-TV....................... 11,608,107 7,153,845 50,721 9719............................ KCRG-TV....................... 1,143,055 1,130,704 8,017 60728........................... KCSD-TV....................... 323,237 323,093 2,291 59494........................... KCSG.......................... 229,899 220,818 1,566 33749........................... KCTS-TV....................... 4,848,434 4,778,758 33,881 41230........................... KCTV.......................... 2,732,197 2,730,443 19,359 58605........................... KCVU.......................... 700,745 689,702 4,890 10036........................... KCWC-DT....................... 42,872 38,501 273 64444........................... KCWE.......................... 2,642,880 2,641,432 18,728 51502........................... KCWI-TV....................... 1,152,163 1,151,070 8,161 42008........................... KCWO-TV....................... 55,411 55,383 393 166511.......................... KCWV.......................... 210,633 210,626 1,493 24316........................... KCWX.......................... 4,897,780 4,890,042 34,670 68713........................... KCWY-DT....................... 85,085 84,715 601 22201........................... KDAF.......................... 7,951,276 7,949,040 56,359 33764........................... KDBC-TV....................... 1,101,513 1,097,028 7,778 79258........................... KDCK.......................... 43,010 42,993 305 166332.......................... KDCU-DT....................... 773,823 773,808 5,486 38375........................... KDEN-TV....................... 3,973,266 3,942,210 27,950 17037........................... KDFI.......................... 7,990,955 7,989,287 56,644 33770........................... KDFW.......................... 7,962,141 7,959,855 56,435 29102........................... KDIN-TV....................... 1,193,740 1,189,191 8,431 25454........................... KDKA-TV....................... 3,569,162 3,428,192 24,306 60740........................... KDKF.......................... 73,619 66,137 469 4691............................ KDLH.......................... 267,326 264,686 1,877 41975........................... KDLO-TV....................... 214,001 213,796 1,516 55379........................... KDLT-TV....................... 700,230 689,305 4,887 55375........................... KDLV-TV....................... 98,101 97,673 693 25221........................... KDMD.......................... 394,250 391,278 2,774 78915........................... KDMI.......................... 1,248,443 1,247,337 8,844 56524........................... KDNL-TV....................... 3,013,924 3,009,244 21,336 24518........................... KDOC-TV....................... 18,264,021 17,379,123 123,218 1005............................ KDOR-TV....................... 1,180,603 1,177,894 8,351 60736........................... KDRV.......................... 551,809 469,537 3,329 61064........................... KDSD-TV....................... 65,355 60,171 427 53329........................... KDSE.......................... 52,777 51,188 363 56527........................... KDSM-TV....................... 1,202,702 1,201,866 8,521 49326........................... KDTN.......................... 7,901,133 7,898,922 56,003 83491........................... KDTP.......................... 25,965 23,729 168 33778........................... KDTV-DT....................... 8,697,794 7,750,134 54,948 67910........................... KDTX-TV....................... 7,985,188 7,983,676 56,604 126............................. KDVR.......................... 4,301,541 4,144,268 29,383 18084........................... KECI-TV....................... 228,161 210,560 1,493 51208........................... KECY-TV....................... 407,175 403,848 2,863 791767.......................... KEDB.......................... 105,050 97,963 695 791702.......................... KEDS.......................... 2,594,159 2,593,835 18,390 58408........................... KEDT.......................... 527,343 527,343 3,739 55435........................... KEET.......................... 181,333 161,389 1,144 41983........................... KELO-TV....................... 767,130 715,437 5,072 34440........................... KEMO-TV....................... 9,007,762 8,012,556 56,809 776162.......................... KEMS.......................... 55,920 54,847 389 2777............................ KEMV.......................... 634,060 576,758 4,089 [[Page 58279]] 26304........................... KENS.......................... 3,091,086 3,077,749 21,821 63845........................... KENV-DT....................... 52,294 45,932 326 18338........................... KENW.......................... 85,762 85,762 608 50591........................... KEPB-TV....................... 680,317 618,277 4,384 56029........................... KEPR-TV....................... 529,602 519,486 3,683 49324........................... KERA-TV....................... 7,984,381 7,981,440 56,588 40878........................... KERO-TV....................... 1,387,245 1,257,683 8,917 61067........................... KESD-TV....................... 172,302 165,214 1,171 25577........................... KESQ-TV....................... 1,487,393 615,803 4,366 50205........................... KETA-TV....................... 1,874,445 1,860,161 13,189 62182........................... KETC.......................... 2,945,200 2,942,622 20,863 37101........................... KETD.......................... 3,918,776 3,879,692 27,507 2768............................ KETG.......................... 421,357 403,179 2,859 12895........................... KETH-TV....................... 7,293,196 7,293,115 51,708 55643........................... KETK-TV....................... 1,072,485 1,071,097 7,594 2770............................ KETS.......................... 1,209,518 1,191,713 8,449 53903........................... KETV.......................... 1,491,674 1,486,408 10,539 92872........................... KETZ.......................... 505,102 502,310 3,561 68853........................... KEYC-TV....................... 553,554 539,853 3,828 33691........................... KEYE-TV....................... 3,533,479 3,444,549 24,422 60637........................... KEYT-TV....................... 1,466,777 1,275,243 9,041 83715........................... KEYU.......................... 366,142 366,071 2,595 34406........................... KEZI.......................... 1,221,893 1,166,907 8,273 73701........................... KFAA-TV....................... 7,987,157 7,983,918 56,606 34412........................... KFBB-TV....................... 96,782 95,488 677 125............................. KFCT.......................... 967,548 960,099 6,807 51466........................... KFDA-TV....................... 394,744 393,695 2,791 22589........................... KFDM.......................... 770,621 770,609 5,464 48521........................... KFDR.......................... 672,350 657,307 4,660 65370........................... KFDX-TV....................... 367,320 366,583 2,599 49264........................... KFFV.......................... 4,674,758 4,634,964 32,862 12729........................... KFFX-TV....................... 467,787 463,006 3,283 83992........................... KFJX.......................... 709,125 679,797 4,820 42122........................... KFMB-TV....................... 4,239,135 3,914,207 27,752 53321........................... KFME.......................... 442,176 441,664 3,131 74256........................... KFNB.......................... 84,543 83,990 595 21613........................... KFNE.......................... 53,059 52,392 371 21612........................... KFNR.......................... 9,724 9,457 67 66222........................... KFOR-TV....................... 1,813,323 1,811,723 12,845 33716........................... KFOX-TV....................... 1,107,424 1,097,251 7,780 41517........................... KFPH-DT....................... 385,474 313,720 2,224 81509........................... KFPX-TV....................... 1,072,290 1,072,222 7,602 31597........................... KFQX.......................... 197,918 173,495 1,230 59013........................... KFRE-TV....................... 1,850,426 1,835,478 13,014 51429........................... KFSF-DT....................... 7,986,866 7,039,241 49,908 66469........................... KFSM-TV....................... 1,005,574 981,351 6,958 8620............................ KFSN-TV....................... 1,973,837 1,957,017 13,875 29560........................... KFTA-TV....................... 907,937 894,593 6,343 83714........................... KFTC.......................... 64,284 64,250 456 60537........................... KFTH-DT....................... 7,287,908 7,287,530 51,669 60549........................... KFTR-DT....................... 18,326,526 16,971,273 120,326 61335........................... KFTS.......................... 77,847 66,866 474 81441........................... KFTU-DT....................... 109,271 105,476 748 34439........................... KFTV-DT....................... 1,930,415 1,914,464 13,574 664............................. KFVE.......................... 91,164 81,417 577 592............................. KFVS-TV....................... 867,085 843,470 5,980 29015........................... KFWD.......................... 7,970,373 7,964,229 56,466 35336........................... KFXA.......................... 914,357 912,893 6,472 17625........................... KFXB-TV....................... 377,548 370,365 2,626 70917........................... KFXK-TV....................... 969,012 966,868 6,855 84453........................... KFXL-TV....................... 977,327 976,428 6,923 56079........................... KFXV.......................... 1,335,643 1,335,643 9,470 41427........................... KFYR-TV....................... 153,218 150,858 1,070 25685........................... KGAN.......................... 1,122,060 1,109,804 7,869 34457........................... KGBT-TV....................... 1,350,104 1,350,004 9,572 7841............................ KGCW.......................... 938,174 935,835 6,635 24485........................... KGEB.......................... 1,257,918 1,224,797 8,684 34459........................... KGET-TV....................... 982,744 940,071 6,665 53320........................... KGFE.......................... 120,164 120,164 852 7894............................ KGIN.......................... 235,875 233,749 1,657 [[Page 58280]] 83945........................... KGLA-DT....................... 1,754,806 1,754,806 12,442 34445........................... KGMB.......................... 1,017,227 907,842 6,437 58608........................... KGMC.......................... 2,076,523 2,052,808 14,554 36914........................... KGMD-TV....................... 101,247 100,762 714 36920........................... KGMV.......................... 209,577 175,904 1,247 10061........................... KGNS-TV....................... 283,777 274,877 1,949 34470........................... KGO-TV........................ 9,406,080 8,630,291 61,189 56034........................... KGPE.......................... 1,829,902 1,812,936 12,854 81694........................... KGPX-TV....................... 792,059 724,592 5,137 25511........................... KGTF.......................... 155,729 154,491 1,095 40876........................... KGTV.......................... 4,257,568 3,912,037 27,736 36918........................... KGUN-TV....................... 1,479,221 1,292,183 9,162 34874........................... KGW........................... 3,397,112 3,239,730 22,970 63177........................... KGWC-TV....................... 84,597 84,117 596 63162........................... KGWL-TV....................... 37,314 37,199 264 63166........................... KGWN-TV....................... 558,685 528,237 3,745 63170........................... KGWR-TV....................... 49,435 49,242 349 4146............................ KHAW-TV....................... 102,381 101,946 723 60353........................... KHBS.......................... 610,455 588,263 4,171 27300........................... KHCE-TV....................... 2,848,289 2,842,696 20,155 26431........................... KHET.......................... 1,022,459 1,009,772 7,159 21160........................... KHGI-TV....................... 245,331 244,515 1,734 36917........................... KHII-TV....................... 1,017,217 907,842 6,437 29085........................... KHIN.......................... 1,137,059 1,135,866 8,053 17688........................... KHME.......................... 196,002 194,233 1,377 47670........................... KHMT.......................... 193,159 188,714 1,338 47987........................... KHNE-TV....................... 205,833 204,923 1,453 34867........................... KHNL.......................... 1,017,191 907,816 6,436 60354........................... KHOG-TV....................... 862,177 797,810 5,656 4144............................ KHON-TV....................... 1,016,508 944,271 6,695 34529........................... KHOU.......................... 7,289,635 7,287,991 51,672 4690............................ KHQA-TV....................... 308,541 308,333 2,186 34537........................... KHQ-TV........................ 938,773 887,184 6,290 30601........................... KHRR.......................... 1,298,625 1,241,818 8,804 34348........................... KHSD-TV....................... 203,077 199,032 1,411 24508........................... KHSL-TV....................... 634,956 615,388 4,363 69677........................... KHSV.......................... 2,384,812 2,343,597 16,616 64544........................... KHVO.......................... 101,138 99,980 709 23394........................... KIAH.......................... 7,307,171 7,306,816 51,805 34564........................... KICU-TV....................... 8,992,796 7,837,235 55,566 56028........................... KIDK.......................... 351,335 348,794 2,473 58560........................... KIDY.......................... 126,096 126,079 894 53382........................... KIEM-TV....................... 177,885 166,501 1,180 66258........................... KIFI-TV....................... 360,684 357,711 2,536 16950........................... KIFR.......................... 2,356,175 2,330,021 16,520 10188........................... KIII.......................... 580,363 577,602 4,095 29095........................... KIIN.......................... 1,405,103 1,375,871 9,755 34527........................... KIKU.......................... 1,017,227 920,837 6,529 63865........................... KILM.......................... 18,009,859 16,478,550 116,833 56033........................... KIMA-TV....................... 325,241 275,599 1,954 66402........................... KIMT.......................... 671,281 662,859 4,700 67089........................... KINC.......................... 2,320,873 2,230,933 15,817 34847........................... KING-TV....................... 4,735,386 4,686,752 33,229 51708........................... KINT-TV....................... 1,093,579 1,093,227 7,751 26249........................... KION-TV....................... 2,814,543 1,002,679 7,109 62427........................... KIPT.......................... 190,856 189,839 1,346 66781........................... KIRO-TV....................... 4,715,994 4,685,383 33,219 62430........................... KISU-TV....................... 358,145 353,319 2,505 12896........................... KITU-TV....................... 749,934 749,934 5,317 64548........................... KITV.......................... 1,016,508 890,101 6,311 59255........................... KIVI-TV....................... 864,257 856,996 6,076 47285........................... KIXE-TV....................... 484,629 444,405 3,151 13792........................... KJJC-TV....................... 85,813 84,995 603 14000........................... KJLA.......................... 18,944,109 17,650,447 125,142 20015........................... KJNP-TV....................... 96,266 96,001 681 53315........................... KJRE.......................... 15,414 15,394 109 59439........................... KJRH-TV....................... 1,475,194 1,458,401 10,340 55364........................... KJRR.......................... 45,707 44,148 313 7675............................ KJTL.......................... 365,659 365,242 2,590 55031........................... KJTV-TV....................... 433,372 432,694 3,068 [[Page 58281]] 13814........................... KJUD.......................... 32,087 31,083 220 36607........................... KJZZ-TV....................... 2,837,622 2,620,561 18,580 776244.......................... KKAB.......................... 935,198 933,568 6,619 776230.......................... KKAC.......................... 128,739 128,719 913 776239.......................... KKAD.......................... 55,004 54,083 383 83180........................... KKAI.......................... 1,016,756 995,859 7,061 58267........................... KKAP.......................... 1,002,980 967,770 6,861 24766........................... KKCO.......................... 252,558 223,619 1,585 776228.......................... KKEL.......................... 8,625 8,430 60 35097........................... KKJB.......................... 780,452 775,264 5,497 22644........................... KKPX-TV....................... 8,265,775 7,324,470 51,930 35037........................... KKTV.......................... 3,340,505 2,899,502 20,557 35042........................... KLAS-TV....................... 2,421,827 2,256,225 15,997 52907........................... KLAX-TV....................... 350,490 350,144 2,483 3660............................ KLBK-TV....................... 409,551 409,512 2,903 65523........................... KLBY.......................... 29,875 29,852 212 38430........................... KLCS.......................... 17,868,933 16,310,676 115,643 77719........................... KLCW-TV....................... 404,384 404,369 2,867 51479........................... KLDO-TV....................... 267,717 267,717 1,898 37105........................... KLEI.......................... 149,648 122,977 872 56032........................... KLEW-TV....................... 173,816 158,086 1,121 35059........................... KLFY-TV....................... 1,380,417 1,379,775 9,783 54011........................... KLJB.......................... 1,003,676 992,763 7,039 11264........................... KLKN.......................... 1,295,353 1,249,913 8,862 52593........................... KLML.......................... 285,490 232,725 1,650 47975........................... KLNE-TV....................... 124,206 124,134 880 38590........................... KLPA-TV....................... 395,240 395,079 2,801 38588........................... KLPB-TV....................... 789,881 789,881 5,600 749............................. KLRN.......................... 2,865,059 2,843,302 20,159 11951........................... KLRT-TV....................... 1,206,848 1,187,015 8,416 8564............................ KLRU.......................... 3,404,331 3,364,831 23,857 8322............................ KLSR-TV....................... 617,791 555,511 3,939 31114........................... KLST.......................... 205,611 176,862 1,254 24436........................... KLTJ.......................... 7,239,268 7,239,082 51,325 38587........................... KLTL-TV....................... 438,847 438,847 3,111 38589........................... KLTM-TV....................... 670,083 665,283 4,717 38591........................... KLTS-TV....................... 930,704 927,650 6,577 68540........................... KLTV.......................... 1,125,646 1,108,403 7,859 12913........................... KLUJ-TV....................... 1,304,523 1,304,523 9,249 57220........................... KLUZ-TV....................... 1,122,002 1,061,683 7,527 11683........................... KLVX.......................... 2,368,176 2,246,657 15,929 82476........................... KLWB.......................... 1,066,369 1,066,248 7,560 40250........................... KLWY.......................... 652,057 648,301 4,596 64551........................... KMAU.......................... 230,508 205,410 1,456 51499........................... KMAX-TV....................... 11,771,919 7,828,092 55,501 65686........................... KMBC-TV....................... 2,690,459 2,688,812 19,064 35183........................... KMCB.......................... 77,018 70,797 502 41237........................... KMCC.......................... 2,384,330 2,325,062 16,485 42636........................... KMCI-TV....................... 2,611,447 2,610,077 18,505 38584........................... KMCT-TV....................... 270,862 270,855 1,920 22127........................... KMCY.......................... 80,761 80,722 572 162016.......................... KMDE.......................... 34,041 34,035 241 26428........................... KMEB.......................... 239,702 216,916 1,538 24753........................... KMEE-TV....................... 217,161 202,513 1,436 39665........................... KMEG.......................... 763,806 758,839 5,380 35123........................... KMEX-DT....................... 18,389,371 16,955,856 120,217 40875........................... KMGH-TV....................... 4,484,612 4,211,082 29,857 35131........................... KMID.......................... 453,896 453,890 3,218 16749........................... KMIR-TV....................... 3,014,399 805,795 5,713 63164........................... KMIZ.......................... 573,185 571,442 4,052 53541........................... KMLM-DT....................... 358,819 358,819 2,544 52046........................... KMLU.......................... 685,717 681,660 4,833 47981........................... KMNE-TV....................... 44,963 41,160 292 4326............................ KMOS-TV....................... 823,502 819,698 5,812 41425........................... KMOT.......................... 90,764 88,505 628 70034........................... KMOV.......................... 3,058,356 3,053,447 21,649 51488........................... KMPH-TV....................... 1,871,826 1,831,011 12,982 44052........................... KMSB.......................... 1,390,772 1,081,454 7,668 68883........................... KMSP-TV....................... 4,232,627 4,200,278 29,780 12525........................... KMSS-TV....................... 1,047,384 1,044,317 7,404 [[Page 58282]] 43095........................... KMTP-TV....................... 9,007,762 8,012,556 56,809 35189........................... KMTR.......................... 858,621 737,863 5,231 35190........................... KMTV-TV....................... 1,482,627 1,481,213 10,502 77063........................... KMTW.......................... 782,241 782,233 5,546 35200........................... KMVT.......................... 203,865 194,642 1,380 32958........................... KMVU-DT....................... 333,344 255,430 1,811 86534........................... KMYA-DT....................... 181,750 181,710 1,288 51518........................... KMYS.......................... 2,695,906 2,689,444 19,068 54420........................... KMYT-TV....................... 1,378,264 1,366,926 9,692 35822........................... KMYU.......................... 174,066 170,667 1,210 993............................. KNAT-TV....................... 1,194,249 1,164,035 8,253 24749........................... KNAZ-TV....................... 370,644 251,297 1,782 47906........................... KNBC.......................... 18,007,954 16,466,286 116,746 81464........................... KNBN.......................... 158,327 149,470 1,060 9754............................ KNCT.......................... 2,162,813 2,134,345 15,133 82611........................... KNDB.......................... 140,901 140,846 999 82615........................... KNDM.......................... 81,669 81,636 579 12395........................... KNDO.......................... 326,624 291,816 2,069 12427........................... KNDU.......................... 531,985 514,613 3,649 17683........................... KNEP.......................... 96,311 91,722 650 776145.......................... KNGF.......................... 418,755 418,649 2,968 48003........................... KNHL.......................... 282,894 282,649 2,004 125710.......................... KNIC-DT....................... 2,916,877 2,900,176 20,562 59363........................... KNIN-TV....................... 861,563 857,065 6,077 48525........................... KNLC.......................... 3,009,669 3,007,124 21,321 84215........................... KNMD-TV....................... 1,175,472 1,147,431 8,135 55528........................... KNME-TV....................... 1,185,928 1,145,659 8,123 47707........................... KNMT.......................... 3,242,939 3,141,420 22,273 48975........................... KNOE-TV....................... 744,581 736,357 5,221 49273........................... KNOP-TV....................... 84,998 83,626 593 10228........................... KNPB.......................... 687,138 528,128 3,744 55362........................... KNRR.......................... 24,339 24,315 172 35277........................... KNSD.......................... 4,176,531 3,908,916 27,714 19191........................... KNSN-TV....................... 703,800 557,463 3,952 23302........................... KNSO.......................... 1,962,568 1,942,998 13,776 35280........................... KNTV.......................... 9,285,323 8,743,038 61,988 144............................. KNVA.......................... 3,326,171 3,285,676 23,295 33745........................... KNVN.......................... 497,887 470,307 3,334 69692........................... KNVO.......................... 1,359,785 1,359,785 9,641 29557........................... KNWA-TV....................... 935,156 915,507 6,491 59440........................... KNXV-TV....................... 4,839,106 4,825,470 34,213 59014........................... KOAA-TV....................... 1,865,217 1,422,070 10,082 50588........................... KOAB-TV....................... 254,424 250,749 1,778 50590........................... KOAC-TV....................... 2,168,640 1,718,555 12,185 58552........................... KOAM-TV....................... 822,738 789,385 5,597 53928........................... KOAT-TV....................... 1,171,605 1,145,416 8,121 35313........................... KOB........................... 1,189,849 1,152,270 8,170 35321........................... KOBF.......................... 198,225 163,241 1,157 8260............................ KOBI.......................... 595,619 551,251 3,908 62272........................... KOBR.......................... 227,347 226,868 1,608 50170........................... KOCB.......................... 1,803,171 1,802,139 12,777 4328............................ KOCE-TV....................... 18,212,242 17,141,918 121,536 84225........................... KOCM.......................... 1,615,493 1,614,922 11,450 12508........................... KOCO-TV....................... 1,890,246 1,881,152 13,337 83181........................... KOCW.......................... 80,292 80,262 569 18283........................... KODE-TV....................... 789,082 781,251 5,539 66195........................... KOED-TV....................... 1,555,369 1,523,164 10,799 50198........................... KOET.......................... 657,252 637,057 4,517 51189........................... KOFY-TV....................... 5,746,338 4,850,897 34,393 34859........................... KOGG.......................... 206,000 173,034 1,227 166534.......................... KOHD.......................... 248,737 244,163 1,731 35380........................... KOIN.......................... 3,398,786 3,237,691 22,955 35388........................... KOKH-TV....................... 1,800,124 1,797,602 12,745 11910........................... KOKI-TV....................... 1,428,477 1,415,308 10,035 48663........................... KOLD-TV....................... 1,278,430 932,536 6,612 7890............................ KOLN.......................... 1,565,175 1,465,478 10,390 63331........................... KOLO-TV....................... 1,045,027 912,343 6,469 28496........................... KOLR.......................... 1,111,540 1,075,340 7,624 21656........................... KOMO-TV....................... 4,798,742 4,748,599 33,668 65583........................... KOMU-TV....................... 560,878 559,926 3,970 [[Page 58283]] 776087.......................... KONC.......................... 1,752,026 1,713,180 12,146 35396........................... KONG.......................... 4,651,055 4,627,490 32,809 60675........................... KOOD.......................... 107,949 107,840 765 50589........................... KOPB-TV....................... 3,433,002 3,231,453 22,911 2566............................ KOPX-TV....................... 1,674,969 1,674,820 11,874 64877........................... KORO.......................... 572,684 572,684 4,060 6865............................ KOSA-TV....................... 412,004 408,993 2,900 34347........................... KOTA-TV....................... 189,181 166,163 1,178 8284............................ KOTI.......................... 318,713 97,757 693 35434........................... KOTV-DT....................... 1,476,322 1,464,332 10,382 56550........................... KOVR.......................... 11,787,731 7,857,430 55,709 51101........................... KOZJ.......................... 431,452 429,469 3,045 51102........................... KOZK.......................... 876,101 867,569 6,151 3659............................ KOZL-TV....................... 1,026,947 999,396 7,086 35455........................... KPAX-TV....................... 224,598 210,969 1,496 67868........................... KPAZ-TV....................... 4,842,326 4,829,190 34,239 6124............................ KPBS.......................... 3,878,727 3,740,193 26,518 50044........................... KPBT-TV....................... 405,749 405,749 2,877 77452........................... KPCB-DT....................... 30,087 30,010 213 35460........................... KPDX.......................... 3,335,153 3,195,785 22,658 12524........................... KPEJ-TV....................... 439,758 439,752 3,118 41223........................... KPHO-TV....................... 4,847,036 4,823,456 34,198 61551........................... KPIC.......................... 162,187 108,923 772 86205........................... KPIF.......................... 294,133 287,132 2,036 25452........................... KPIX-TV....................... 8,939,616 8,011,243 56,800 58912........................... KPJK.......................... 8,580,033 7,562,337 53,617 166510.......................... KPJR-TV....................... 3,994,308 3,966,833 28,125 13994........................... KPLC.......................... 1,433,578 1,431,830 10,152 41964........................... KPLO-TV....................... 55,567 52,690 374 35417........................... KPLR-TV....................... 3,020,349 3,017,559 21,394 12144........................... KPMR.......................... 1,305,956 1,148,984 8,146 47973........................... KPNE-TV....................... 89,112 84,360 598 35486........................... KPNX.......................... 4,833,873 4,829,331 34,240 77512........................... KPNZ.......................... 2,843,405 2,620,343 18,578 73998........................... KPOB-TV....................... 131,017 130,539 926 26655........................... KPPX-TV....................... 4,839,734 4,825,175 34,210 53117........................... KPRC-TV....................... 7,306,242 7,305,940 51,799 48660........................... KPRY-TV....................... 42,882 42,790 303 61071........................... KPSD-TV....................... 19,034 17,986 128 53544........................... KPTB-DT....................... 351,156 349,137 2,475 81445........................... KPTF-DT....................... 83,380 83,378 591 77451........................... KPTH.......................... 709,738 706,066 5,006 51491........................... KPTM.......................... 1,544,022 1,542,684 10,938 33345........................... KPTS.......................... 849,715 845,613 5,995 50633........................... KPTV.......................... 3,367,478 3,193,457 22,642 82575........................... KPTW.......................... 93,904 86,230 611 1270............................ KPVI-DT....................... 301,761 295,401 2,094 58835........................... KPXB-TV....................... 7,268,859 7,268,534 51,534 68695........................... KPXC-TV....................... 3,953,241 3,922,814 27,813 68834........................... KPXD-TV....................... 7,851,329 7,849,492 55,653 33337........................... KPXE-TV....................... 2,621,434 2,620,523 18,580 5801............................ KPXG-TV....................... 3,396,167 3,240,309 22,974 81507........................... KPXJ.......................... 1,114,713 1,111,470 7,880 61173........................... KPXL-TV....................... 2,675,400 2,663,341 18,883 35907........................... KPXM-TV....................... 3,872,706 3,871,246 27,447 58978........................... KPXN-TV....................... 18,009,859 16,478,550 116,833 77483........................... KPXO-TV....................... 1,016,659 977,430 6,930 21156........................... KPXR-TV....................... 870,810 864,123 6,127 69619........................... KPYX.......................... 8,951,798 8,033,747 56,959 10242........................... KQCA.......................... 11,066,274 6,905,589 48,961 41430........................... KQCD-TV....................... 46,118 43,974 312 18287........................... KQCK.......................... 3,914,615 3,869,797 27,437 78322........................... KQCW-DT....................... 1,198,492 1,192,260 8,453 35525........................... KQDS-TV....................... 309,526 305,800 2,168 35500........................... KQED.......................... 8,924,403 7,934,659 56,257 35663........................... KQEH.......................... 8,924,403 7,934,659 56,257 8214............................ KQET.......................... 3,221,916 2,234,120 15,840 5471............................ KQIN.......................... 585,179 585,151 4,149 17686........................... KQME.......................... 203,177 198,383 1,407 61063........................... KQSD-TV....................... 32,060 31,225 221 [[Page 58284]] 8378............................ KQSL.......................... 209,114 145,828 1,034 20427........................... KQTV.......................... 1,587,910 1,493,576 10,589 78921........................... KQUP.......................... 801,534 624,922 4,431 306............................. KRBC-TV....................... 237,068 236,992 1,680 166319.......................... KRBK.......................... 1,018,307 1,001,775 7,103 22161........................... KRCA.......................... 18,303,336 17,670,502 125,284 57945........................... KRCB.......................... 9,553,735 9,246,484 65,558 41110........................... KRCG.......................... 758,918 744,644 5,280 8291............................ KRCR-TV....................... 523,130 470,701 3,337 10192........................... KRCW-TV....................... 3,330,638 3,194,693 22,650 49134........................... KRDK-TV....................... 396,418 396,379 2,810 52579........................... KRDO-TV....................... 3,041,472 2,649,733 18,787 70578........................... KREG-TV....................... 159,270 97,419 691 34868........................... KREM.......................... 935,162 865,664 6,138 51493........................... KREN-TV....................... 890,359 755,865 5,359 70596........................... KREX-TV....................... 154,968 154,745 1,097 70579........................... KREY-TV....................... 77,765 69,062 490 48589........................... KREZ-TV....................... 148,142 101,846 722 43328........................... KRGV-TV....................... 1,364,680 1,364,370 9,673 82698........................... KRII.......................... 130,753 129,582 919 29114........................... KRIN.......................... 989,720 976,875 6,926 25559........................... KRIS-TV....................... 576,145 576,104 4,085 22204........................... KRIV.......................... 7,295,333 7,294,571 51,719 14040........................... KRMA-TV....................... 4,385,284 4,186,932 29,685 14042........................... KRMJ.......................... 184,799 169,573 1,202 20476........................... KRMT.......................... 3,457,214 3,353,993 23,780 84224........................... KRMU.......................... 86,743 70,549 500 20373........................... KRMZ.......................... 37,319 34,727 246 47971........................... KRNE-TV....................... 45,930 38,258 271 60307........................... KRNV-DT....................... 1,043,407 879,554 6,236 65526........................... KRON-TV....................... 9,335,037 8,729,878 61,895 53539........................... KRPV-DT....................... 65,504 65,504 464 48575........................... KRQE.......................... 1,174,664 1,143,133 8,105 57431........................... KRSU-TV....................... 1,078,345 1,076,370 7,631 82613........................... KRTN-TV....................... 86,907 67,161 476 35567........................... KRTV.......................... 95,862 94,385 669 84157........................... KRWB-TV....................... 118,050 117,368 832 35585........................... KRWF.......................... 82,308 82,308 584 55516........................... KRWG-TV....................... 929,122 719,343 5,100 48360........................... KRXI-TV....................... 802,294 612,918 4,346 307............................. KSAN-TV....................... 142,667 142,664 1,011 11911........................... KSAS-TV....................... 773,161 773,144 5,482 53118........................... KSAT-TV....................... 3,075,254 3,027,321 21,464 35584........................... KSAX.......................... 380,811 380,811 2,700 35587........................... KSAZ-TV....................... 4,854,767 4,831,287 34,254 38214........................... KSBI.......................... 1,751,439 1,749,811 12,406 19653........................... KSBW.......................... 5,564,606 4,838,506 34,305 19654........................... KSBY.......................... 564,561 526,110 3,730 82910........................... KSCC.......................... 534,707 534,707 3,791 10202........................... KSCE.......................... 1,093,223 1,089,485 7,724 35608........................... KSCI.......................... 18,212,242 17,141,918 121,536 26231........................... KSCN-TV....................... 18,512,098 18,476,669 131,000 72348........................... KSCW-DT....................... 927,681 922,979 6,544 46981........................... KSDK.......................... 3,013,779 3,007,368 21,322 35594........................... KSEE.......................... 1,888,344 1,874,494 13,290 29121........................... KSFL-TV....................... 328,842 328,837 2,331 48658........................... KSFY-TV....................... 731,978 677,603 4,804 17680........................... KSGW-TV....................... 63,725 62,410 442 59444........................... KSHB-TV....................... 2,616,078 2,614,543 18,537 73706........................... KSHV-TV....................... 927,614 927,074 6,573 29096........................... KSIN-TV....................... 349,020 347,636 2,465 34846........................... KSIX-TV....................... 79,019 79,019 560 35606........................... KSKN.......................... 841,494 741,761 5,259 70482........................... KSLA.......................... 998,682 998,217 7,077 6359............................ KSL-TV........................ 2,839,353 2,616,980 18,554 71558........................... KSMN.......................... 357,081 357,075 2,532 33336........................... KSMO-TV....................... 2,585,699 2,584,094 18,321 28510........................... KSMQ-TV....................... 540,217 524,751 3,720 35611........................... KSMS-TV....................... 1,684,095 922,727 6,542 21161........................... KSNB-TV....................... 748,097 747,971 5,303 [[Page 58285]] 72359........................... KSNC.......................... 166,315 165,997 1,177 67766........................... KSNF.......................... 640,722 637,167 4,518 72361........................... KSNG.......................... 143,267 143,050 1,014 72362........................... KSNK.......................... 46,872 43,725 310 67335........................... KSNT.......................... 657,321 629,824 4,465 10179........................... KSNV.......................... 2,283,885 2,225,135 15,776 72358........................... KSNW.......................... 810,301 809,927 5,742 61956........................... KSPS-TV....................... 935,711 883,159 6,262 52953........................... KSPX-TV....................... 7,814,495 5,846,886 41,454 166546.......................... KSQA.......................... 391,323 383,112 2,716 53313........................... KSRE.......................... 83,984 83,984 595 35843........................... KSTC-TV....................... 4,228,163 4,218,565 29,910 63182........................... KSTF.......................... 49,439 49,305 350 28010........................... KSTP-TV....................... 4,230,921 4,222,032 29,934 60534........................... KSTR-DT....................... 7,934,842 7,931,770 56,236 64987........................... KSTS.......................... 9,125,502 7,902,723 56,030 22215........................... KSTU.......................... 2,834,133 2,604,938 18,469 23428........................... KSTW.......................... 4,945,092 4,849,973 34,386 5243............................ KSVI.......................... 192,678 191,712 1,359 58827........................... KSWB-TV....................... 3,976,536 3,773,857 26,757 60683........................... KSWK.......................... 78,448 78,334 555 35645........................... KSWO-TV....................... 461,432 437,725 3,103 776219.......................... KSWY.......................... 40,578 36,197 257 61350........................... KSYS.......................... 551,328 475,899 3,374 59988........................... KTAB-TV....................... 281,813 281,579 1,996 999............................. KTAJ-TV....................... 2,529,426 2,528,757 17,929 35648........................... KTAL-TV....................... 1,072,280 1,070,439 7,589 12930........................... KTAS.......................... 501,069 491,644 3,486 81458........................... KTAZ.......................... 4,835,851 4,811,877 34,116 35649........................... KTBC.......................... 4,138,493 3,857,454 27,349 67884........................... KTBN-TV....................... 18,729,484 17,423,297 123,531 67999........................... KTBO-TV....................... 1,758,274 1,756,813 12,456 35652........................... KTBS-TV....................... 1,138,628 1,135,638 8,052 28324........................... KTBU.......................... 7,233,338 7,232,807 51,281 67950........................... KTBW-TV....................... 4,873,117 4,763,879 33,776 35655........................... KTBY.......................... 360,565 358,722 2,543 68594........................... KTCA-TV....................... 4,022,616 4,008,908 28,423 68597........................... KTCI-TV....................... 3,912,137 3,908,528 27,711 35187........................... KTCW.......................... 106,581 93,009 659 36916........................... KTDO.......................... 1,093,374 1,089,602 7,725 2769............................ KTEJ.......................... 417,496 415,013 2,942 83707........................... KTEL-TV....................... 61,338 61,328 435 35666........................... KTEN.......................... 629,981 627,687 4,450 24514........................... KTFD-TV....................... 3,767,471 3,727,523 26,428 35512........................... KTFF-DT....................... 2,403,821 2,383,063 16,896 20871........................... KTFK-DT....................... 7,705,367 5,721,312 40,564 68753........................... KTFN.......................... 1,095,022 1,091,962 7,742 35084........................... KTFQ-TV....................... 1,188,205 1,154,792 8,187 29232........................... KTGM.......................... 153,836 153,653 1,089 2787............................ KTHV.......................... 1,302,388 1,276,430 9,050 29100........................... KTIN.......................... 275,295 273,715 1,941 66170........................... KTIV.......................... 806,217 800,304 5,674 49397........................... KTKA-TV....................... 805,221 786,518 5,576 35670........................... KTLA.......................... 18,962,616 17,555,224 124,467 62354........................... KTLM.......................... 1,148,738 1,148,738 8,145 49153........................... KTLN-TV....................... 5,867,943 5,221,797 37,023 64984........................... KTMD.......................... 7,304,022 7,303,795 51,784 14675........................... KTMF.......................... 203,121 182,458 1,294 10177........................... KTMW.......................... 2,690,440 2,543,730 18,035 21533........................... KTNC-TV....................... 9,007,762 8,012,556 56,809 47996........................... KTNE-TV....................... 95,310 90,746 643 60519........................... KTNL-TV....................... 8,275 8,274 59 74100........................... KTNV-TV....................... 2,422,112 2,249,532 15,949 71023........................... KTNW.......................... 512,412 493,366 3,498 8651............................ KTOO-TV....................... 32,198 32,017 227 7078............................ KTPX-TV....................... 1,138,473 1,136,085 8,055 68541........................... KTRE.......................... 438,137 420,563 2,982 35675........................... KTRK-TV....................... 7,318,272 7,316,846 51,876 28230........................... KTRV-TV....................... 869,223 861,267 6,106 69170........................... KTSC.......................... 3,598,645 3,397,164 24,086 [[Page 58286]] 61066........................... KTSD-TV....................... 84,807 83,980 595 37511........................... KTSF.......................... 8,697,794 7,750,134 54,948 67760........................... KTSM-TV....................... 1,093,389 1,090,716 7,733 35678........................... KTTC.......................... 836,828 748,435 5,306 28501........................... KTTM.......................... 77,930 75,368 534 11908........................... KTTU-TV....................... 1,393,795 1,109,962 7,870 22208........................... KTTV.......................... 18,130,338 17,373,502 123,178 28521........................... KTTW.......................... 381,013 377,833 2,679 65355........................... KTTZ-TV....................... 402,714 402,692 2,855 35685........................... KTUL.......................... 1,573,310 1,543,051 10,940 10173........................... KTUU-TV....................... 397,237 395,237 2,802 77480........................... KTUZ-TV....................... 1,841,616 1,840,457 13,049 49632........................... KTVA.......................... 354,313 354,089 2,510 34858........................... KTVB.......................... 869,177 862,056 6,112 31437........................... KTVC.......................... 140,329 104,355 740 68581........................... KTVD.......................... 4,468,718 4,179,057 29,630 35692........................... KTVE.......................... 607,145 606,961 4,303 49621........................... KTVF.......................... 96,106 95,973 680 5290............................ KTVH-DT....................... 241,887 181,640 1,288 35693........................... KTVI.......................... 3,025,572 3,022,219 21,428 40993........................... KTVK.......................... 4,837,443 4,825,882 34,216 22570........................... KTVL.......................... 476,591 388,139 2,752 18066........................... KTVM-TV....................... 294,105 208,697 1,480 59139........................... KTVN.......................... 1,043,407 885,756 6,280 21251........................... KTVO.......................... 220,732 220,235 1,561 35694........................... KTVQ.......................... 193,122 188,064 1,333 50592........................... KTVR.......................... 153,040 56,934 404 23422........................... KTVT.......................... 8,233,312 8,230,812 58,356 35703........................... KTVU.......................... 9,036,813 8,056,602 57,121 35705........................... KTVW-DT....................... 4,827,096 4,809,796 34,101 68889........................... KTVX.......................... 2,838,210 2,602,217 18,450 55907........................... KTVZ.......................... 249,013 246,030 1,744 18286........................... KTWO-TV....................... 84,574 84,044 596 70938........................... KTWU.......................... 1,834,018 1,697,183 12,033 51517........................... KTXA.......................... 8,210,642 8,208,172 58,196 42359........................... KTXD-TV....................... 8,012,541 8,010,333 56,793 51569........................... KTXH.......................... 7,302,378 7,301,602 51,768 10205........................... KTXL.......................... 9,145,873 6,451,158 45,739 308............................. KTXS-TV....................... 269,545 267,328 1,895 69315........................... KUAC-TV....................... 96,544 96,043 681 51233........................... KUAM-TV....................... 153,836 153,836 1,091 2722............................ KUAS-TV....................... 1,060,599 1,041,636 7,385 2731............................ KUAT-TV....................... 1,596,429 1,361,399 9,652 60520........................... KUBD.......................... 15,387 13,666 97 70492........................... KUBE-TV....................... 7,297,882 7,297,596 51,740 1136............................ KUCW.......................... 2,837,693 2,601,359 18,444 69396........................... KUED.......................... 2,837,687 2,603,895 18,462 69582........................... KUEN.......................... 2,806,982 2,580,258 18,294 82576........................... KUES.......................... 32,094 26,754 190 82585........................... KUEW.......................... 174,491 162,588 1,153 66611........................... KUFM-TV....................... 203,395 180,333 1,279 169028.......................... KUGF-TV....................... 89,762 89,455 634 68717........................... KUHM-TV....................... 166,592 156,454 1,109 69269........................... KUHT.......................... 7,288,782 7,288,082 51,673 62382........................... KUID-TV....................... 482,761 308,950 2,190 169027.......................... KUKL-TV....................... 140,626 131,415 932 35724........................... KULR-TV....................... 194,552 186,663 1,323 41429........................... KUMV-TV....................... 70,878 70,314 499 81447........................... KUNP.......................... 133,781 45,006 319 4624............................ KUNS-TV....................... 4,682,176 4,668,774 33,102 86532........................... KUOK.......................... 28,807 28,738 204 66589........................... KUON-TV....................... 1,516,440 1,502,853 10,655 86263........................... KUPB.......................... 386,448 386,448 2,740 65535........................... KUPK.......................... 147,290 146,174 1,036 27431........................... KUPT.......................... 101,334 101,329 718 89714........................... KUPU.......................... 1,019,651 1,010,979 7,168 57884........................... KUPX-TV....................... 2,824,302 2,598,543 18,424 23074........................... KUSA.......................... 4,470,580 4,195,376 29,745 61072........................... KUSD-TV....................... 519,419 519,181 3,681 10238........................... KUSI-TV....................... 3,853,072 3,707,454 26,286 [[Page 58287]] 43567........................... KUSM-TV....................... 155,558 140,071 993 69694........................... KUTF.......................... 1,357,824 1,164,486 8,256 81451........................... KUTH-DT....................... 2,636,456 2,416,549 17,133 68886........................... KUTP.......................... 4,842,720 4,823,413 34,198 35823........................... KUTV.......................... 2,837,398 2,601,168 18,442 63927........................... KUVE-DT....................... 1,370,137 1,024,072 7,261 7700............................ KUVI-DT....................... 1,287,700 1,076,164 7,630 35841........................... KUVN-DT....................... 7,987,884 7,986,084 56,621 58609........................... KUVS-DT....................... 4,496,875 4,458,448 31,610 49766........................... KVAL-TV....................... 1,113,777 992,676 7,038 32621........................... KVAW.......................... 58,052 58,052 412 58795........................... KVCR-DT....................... 19,073,599 18,308,953 129,810 35846........................... KVCT.......................... 291,432 290,038 2,056 10195........................... KVCW.......................... 2,283,670 2,224,688 15,773 64969........................... KVDA.......................... 3,114,838 3,092,933 21,929 19783........................... KVEA.......................... 18,300,497 17,059,098 120,949 12523........................... KVEO-TV....................... 1,357,022 1,356,984 9,621 2495............................ KVEW.......................... 537,519 524,246 3,717 35852........................... KVHP.......................... 773,592 773,545 5,484 49832........................... KVIA-TV....................... 1,093,416 1,090,743 7,733 35855........................... KVIE.......................... 11,759,390 8,232,137 58,366 40450........................... KVIH-TV....................... 139,435 119,247 845 40446........................... KVII-TV....................... 392,629 391,979 2,779 61961........................... KVLY-TV....................... 409,018 408,931 2,899 16729........................... KVMD.......................... 15,940,782 15,143,297 107,366 83825........................... KVME-TV....................... 26,212 22,277 158 25735........................... KVOA.......................... 1,386,793 1,069,725 7,584 35862........................... KVOS-TV....................... 2,566,816 2,493,670 17,680 69733........................... KVPT.......................... 1,854,771 1,828,301 12,963 55372........................... KVRR.......................... 403,075 403,075 2,858 166331.......................... KVSN-DT....................... 3,136,196 2,698,298 19,131 608............................. KVTH-DT....................... 319,985 318,374 2,257 2784............................ KVTJ-DT....................... 1,459,963 1,459,552 10,348 607............................. KVTN-DT....................... 970,045 963,130 6,829 35867........................... KVUE.......................... 3,458,312 3,395,187 24,072 78910........................... KVUI.......................... 286,007 279,513 1,982 35870........................... KVVU-TV....................... 2,369,125 2,246,682 15,929 36170........................... KVYE.......................... 404,453 401,890 2,849 776246.......................... KWAL.......................... 202,934 167,016 1,184 35095........................... KWBA-TV....................... 1,194,062 1,136,172 8,055 78314........................... KWBM.......................... 694,164 676,716 4,798 27425........................... KWBN.......................... 1,016,508 893,029 6,332 76268........................... KWBQ.......................... 1,186,772 1,147,638 8,137 66413........................... KWCH-DT....................... 897,522 896,232 6,354 71549........................... KWCM-TV....................... 253,609 245,441 1,740 35419........................... KWDK.......................... 4,867,196 4,778,196 33,877 42007........................... KWES-TV....................... 506,963 506,675 3,592 50194........................... KWET.......................... 125,090 109,790 778 35881........................... KWEX-DT....................... 2,871,330 2,864,298 20,308 35883........................... KWGN-TV....................... 4,368,605 4,155,087 29,460 37099........................... KWHB.......................... 1,056,520 1,056,118 7,488 36846........................... KWHE.......................... 1,015,533 885,013 6,275 56384........................... KWHY.......................... 18,512,098 18,476,669 131,000 35096........................... KWKB.......................... 1,167,302 1,156,465 8,199 162115.......................... KWKS.......................... 38,196 37,876 269 12522........................... KWKT-TV....................... 1,631,788 1,626,721 11,533 21162........................... KWNB-TV....................... 87,130 85,538 606 776269.......................... KWNV.......................... 18,419 17,701 126 67347........................... KWOG.......................... 634,387 615,024 4,361 56852........................... KWPX-TV....................... 4,985,717 4,873,427 34,553 6885............................ KWQC-TV....................... 1,082,087 1,072,789 7,606 53318........................... KWSE.......................... 85,141 83,532 592 71024........................... KWSU-TV....................... 824,342 528,984 3,750 25382........................... KWTV-DT....................... 1,801,405 1,800,115 12,763 35903........................... KWTX-TV....................... 2,532,542 2,418,595 17,148 593............................. KWWL.......................... 1,127,596 1,116,266 7,914 84410........................... KWWT.......................... 358,813 358,813 2,544 14674........................... KWYB.......................... 91,657 72,951 517 10032........................... KWYP-DT....................... 163,309 143,265 1,016 35920........................... KXAN-TV....................... 3,476,567 3,408,238 24,164 [[Page 58288]] 49330........................... KXAS-TV....................... 8,080,362 8,077,819 57,272 24287........................... KXGN-TV....................... 14,265 13,906 99 37103........................... KXHI.......................... 105,022 101,614 720 35954........................... KXII.......................... 2,904,223 2,845,456 20,174 55083........................... KXLA.......................... 18,944,109 17,650,447 125,142 35959........................... KXLF-TV....................... 301,370 256,892 1,821 53847........................... KXLN-DT....................... 7,293,696 7,293,476 51,711 35906........................... KXLT-TV....................... 369,632 369,086 2,617 61978........................... KXLY-TV....................... 884,722 852,475 6,044 55684........................... KXMA-TV....................... 42,033 41,964 298 55686........................... KXMB-TV....................... 164,736 160,794 1,140 55685........................... KXMC-TV....................... 108,096 100,774 714 55683........................... KXMD-TV....................... 66,215 66,107 469 47995........................... KXNE-TV....................... 314,798 313,705 2,224 81593........................... KXNW.......................... 707,066 702,866 4,983 35991........................... KXRM-TV....................... 2,129,262 1,769,815 12,548 1255............................ KXTF.......................... 157,622 157,168 1,114 25048........................... KXTV.......................... 11,761,085 8,212,854 58,229 35994........................... KXTX-TV....................... 8,029,815 8,026,902 56,911 62293........................... KXVA.......................... 195,284 195,242 1,384 23277........................... KXVO.......................... 1,535,792 1,534,836 10,882 9781............................ KXXV.......................... 2,192,443 2,159,450 15,311 31870........................... KYAZ.......................... 7,295,634 7,295,425 51,725 29086........................... KYIN.......................... 596,722 594,616 4,216 60384........................... KYLE-TV....................... 367,648 367,562 2,606 33639........................... KYMA-DT....................... 403,372 400,541 2,840 47974........................... KYNE-TV....................... 1,089,692 1,089,546 7,725 53820........................... KYOU-TV....................... 679,167 668,722 4,741 36003........................... KYTV.......................... 1,129,940 1,117,420 7,923 55644........................... KYTX.......................... 956,234 955,262 6,773 13815........................... KYUR.......................... 397,084 395,055 2,801 5237............................ KYUS-TV....................... 12,525 12,495 89 33752........................... KYVE.......................... 317,640 273,973 1,942 55762........................... KYVV-TV....................... 51,859 51,856 368 25453........................... KYW-TV........................ 11,769,848 11,559,783 81,959 69531........................... KZJL.......................... 7,255,731 7,255,494 51,441 69571........................... KZJO.......................... 4,814,396 4,758,120 33,735 61062........................... KZSD-TV....................... 40,148 34,607 245 33079........................... KZTV.......................... 578,385 575,560 4,081 57292........................... WAAY-TV....................... 1,644,869 1,570,146 11,132 1328............................ WABC-TV....................... 22,259,872 21,880,695 155,134 4190............................ WABE-TV....................... 6,138,218 6,116,631 43,367 43203........................... WABG-TV....................... 352,521 352,047 2,496 17005........................... WABI-TV....................... 532,053 512,796 3,636 16820........................... WABM.......................... 1,857,082 1,825,082 12,940 23917........................... WABW-TV....................... 1,106,011 1,104,788 7,833 19199........................... WACH.......................... 1,448,991 1,442,358 10,226 189358.......................... WACP.......................... 9,884,531 9,777,819 69,325 23930........................... WACS-TV....................... 785,954 782,957 5,551 60018........................... WACX.......................... 5,173,569 5,164,028 36,613 361............................. WACY-TV....................... 992,148 991,650 7,031 455............................. WADL.......................... 4,727,529 4,719,528 33,461 589............................. WAFB.......................... 1,928,550 1,927,924 13,669 591............................. WAFF.......................... 1,642,889 1,574,162 11,161 70689........................... WAGA-TV....................... 6,879,310 6,793,067 48,163 48305........................... WAGM-TV....................... 60,320 59,087 419 37809........................... WAGV.......................... 1,267,813 1,122,725 7,960 706............................. WAIQ.......................... 624,285 622,198 4,411 701............................. WAKA.......................... 796,039 790,015 5,601 4143............................ WALA-TV....................... 1,431,666 1,428,457 10,128 70713........................... WALB.......................... 794,686 793,085 5,623 60536........................... WAMI-DT....................... 6,013,991 6,013,991 42,639 70852........................... WAND.......................... 1,345,860 1,344,596 9,533 39270........................... WANE-TV....................... 1,182,627 1,182,599 8,385 72120........................... WANF.......................... 6,907,445 6,833,668 48,451 64546........................... WAOW.......................... 642,013 633,108 4,489 52073........................... WAPA-TV....................... 3,310,492 2,963,089 21,008 49712........................... WAPT.......................... 784,962 783,938 5,558 67792........................... WAQP.......................... 2,125,841 2,121,638 15,042 13206........................... WATC-DT....................... 6,582,231 6,553,248 46,463 [[Page 58289]] 71082........................... WATE-TV....................... 1,971,491 1,724,804 12,229 22819........................... WATL.......................... 6,759,193 6,686,998 47,411 20287........................... WATM-TV....................... 868,640 735,080 5,212 11907........................... WATN-TV....................... 1,792,866 1,789,289 12,686 13989........................... WAVE.......................... 1,998,359 1,989,161 14,103 71127........................... WAVY-TV....................... 2,171,033 2,171,033 15,393 54938........................... WAWD.......................... 661,368 661,287 4,689 65247........................... WAWV-TV....................... 684,558 679,421 4,817 12793........................... WAXN-TV....................... 3,101,362 3,092,322 21,925 65696........................... WBAL-TV....................... 10,637,240 10,226,692 72,507 74417........................... WBAY-TV....................... 1,275,960 1,275,160 9,041 71085........................... WBBH-TV....................... 2,368,347 2,368,347 16,792 65204........................... WBBJ-TV....................... 654,842 651,262 4,617 9617............................ WBBM-TV....................... 10,069,057 10,062,626 71,344 9088............................ WBBZ-TV....................... 1,293,109 1,281,368 9,085 70138........................... WBDT.......................... 3,996,184 3,976,552 28,194 51349........................... WBEC-TV....................... 5,979,674 5,979,674 42,396 10758........................... WBFF.......................... 9,293,641 9,148,848 64,865 12497........................... WBFS-TV....................... 5,895,133 5,895,133 41,796 6568............................ WBGU-TV....................... 1,325,871 1,325,871 9,400 81594........................... WBIF.......................... 315,981 315,981 2,240 84802........................... WBIH.......................... 734,949 717,111 5,084 717............................. WBIQ.......................... 1,649,738 1,621,834 11,499 46984........................... WBIR-TV....................... 2,083,590 1,795,576 12,731 67048........................... WBKB-TV....................... 131,202 123,916 879 34167........................... WBKI.......................... 2,220,753 2,204,001 15,626 4692............................ WBKO.......................... 1,079,438 953,403 6,760 76001........................... WBKP.......................... 54,703 54,532 387 68427........................... WBMM.......................... 595,569 595,314 4,221 73692........................... WBNA.......................... 1,955,499 1,904,525 13,503 23337........................... WBNG-TV....................... 1,400,072 1,023,266 7,255 71217........................... WBNS-TV....................... 3,083,491 3,021,775 21,424 72958........................... WBNX-TV....................... 3,642,087 3,632,499 25,754 71218........................... WBOC-TV....................... 880,031 880,031 6,239 71220........................... WBOY-TV....................... 689,705 605,977 4,296 60850........................... WBPH-TV....................... 11,348,739 10,115,153 71,716 7692............................ WBPX-TV....................... 7,354,860 7,283,151 51,638 5981............................ WBRA-TV....................... 1,705,750 1,657,188 11,749 71221........................... WBRC.......................... 1,976,420 1,942,307 13,771 71225........................... WBRE-TV....................... 2,912,468 2,263,626 16,049 38616........................... WBRZ-TV....................... 2,815,186 2,813,190 19,946 82627........................... WBSF.......................... 1,816,355 1,811,602 12,844 30826........................... WBTV.......................... 4,973,067 4,828,412 34,233 66407........................... WBTW.......................... 2,060,897 2,044,444 14,495 16363........................... WBUI.......................... 964,071 964,061 6,835 59281........................... WBUP.......................... 124,208 111,143 788 60830........................... WBUY-TV....................... 1,568,306 1,566,684 11,108 72971........................... WBXX-TV....................... 2,270,940 2,098,066 14,875 25456........................... WBZ-TV........................ 8,524,410 8,283,402 58,729 63153........................... WCAU.......................... 11,821,594 11,646,436 82,573 363............................. WCAV.......................... 1,122,505 960,525 6,810 46728........................... WCAX-TV....................... 793,321 675,201 4,787 39659........................... WCBB.......................... 985,125 952,373 6,752 10587........................... WCBD-TV....................... 1,336,923 1,336,923 9,479 12477........................... WCBI-TV....................... 675,135 673,011 4,772 9610............................ WCBS-TV....................... 23,434,126 22,837,346 161,917 49157........................... WCCB.......................... 4,088,954 4,017,224 28,482 9629............................ WCCO-TV....................... 4,237,121 4,228,346 29,979 14050........................... WCCT-TV....................... 5,898,482 5,384,454 38,176 69544........................... WCCU.......................... 673,293 673,293 4,774 3001............................ WCCV-TV....................... 3,000,204 2,188,016 15,513 23937........................... WCES-TV....................... 1,138,637 1,137,146 8,062 65666........................... WCET.......................... 3,245,827 3,234,134 22,930 46755........................... WCFE-TV....................... 468,278 427,164 3,029 71280........................... WCHS-TV....................... 1,276,867 1,199,053 8,501 42124........................... WCIA.......................... 809,784 809,348 5,738 711............................. WCIQ.......................... 3,433,774 3,244,161 23,001 71428........................... WCIU-TV....................... 10,205,649 10,199,522 72,315 9015............................ WCIV.......................... 1,341,404 1,341,404 9,511 42116........................... WCIX.......................... 568,778 555,600 3,939 [[Page 58290]] 16993........................... WCJB-TV....................... 1,080,055 1,080,055 7,658 11125........................... WCLF.......................... 5,072,243 5,072,204 35,962 68007........................... WCLJ-TV....................... 2,538,971 2,537,989 17,994 3255............................ WCLO-TV....................... 3,274,828 3,009,859 21,340 50781........................... WCMH-TV....................... 2,988,929 2,947,009 20,894 9917............................ WCML.......................... 229,956 221,000 1,567 9908............................ WCMU-TV....................... 717,859 708,880 5,026 9922............................ WCMV.......................... 435,637 421,372 2,988 9913............................ WCMW.......................... 107,851 105,871 751 32326........................... WCNC-TV....................... 4,347,601 4,262,460 30,221 53734........................... WCNY-TV....................... 1,328,626 1,263,336 8,957 73642........................... WCOV-TV....................... 916,080 911,398 6,462 40618........................... WCPB.......................... 612,947 612,947 4,346 59438........................... WCPO-TV....................... 3,461,834 3,448,166 24,447 10981........................... WCPX-TV....................... 9,906,756 9,905,251 70,228 71297........................... WCSC-TV....................... 1,188,482 1,188,482 8,426 39664........................... WCSH.......................... 1,844,256 1,625,773 11,527 69479........................... WCTE.......................... 645,441 572,887 4,062 18334........................... WCTI-TV....................... 1,741,252 1,734,851 12,300 31590........................... WCTV.......................... 1,083,799 1,083,709 7,683 33081........................... WCTX.......................... 7,999,974 7,453,383 52,844 65684........................... WCVB-TV....................... 8,334,723 8,171,970 57,939 9987............................ WCVE-TV....................... 1,894,231 1,892,374 13,417 83304........................... WCVI-TV....................... 41,004 40,978 291 34204........................... WCVN-TV....................... 2,242,264 2,237,912 15,867 9989............................ WCVW.......................... 1,662,141 1,660,801 11,775 73042........................... WCWF.......................... 1,175,186 1,174,365 8,326 35385........................... WCWG.......................... 3,895,811 3,546,156 25,142 29712........................... WCWJ.......................... 1,938,352 1,938,263 13,742 73264........................... WCWN.......................... 1,917,787 1,630,664 11,561 2455............................ WCYB-TV....................... 2,296,374 1,447,129 10,260 11291........................... WDAF-TV....................... 2,724,533 2,722,049 19,299 21250........................... WDAM-TV....................... 507,937 495,331 3,512 22129........................... WDAY-TV....................... 389,109 389,023 2,758 22124........................... WDAZ-TV....................... 155,202 154,877 1,098 71325........................... WDBB.......................... 1,874,003 1,841,150 13,054 71326........................... WDBD.......................... 924,445 923,304 6,546 71329........................... WDBJ.......................... 1,603,364 1,421,509 10,078 51567........................... WDCA.......................... 8,945,253 8,890,093 63,031 16530........................... WDCQ-TV....................... 1,226,421 1,226,397 8,695 30576........................... WDCW.......................... 9,008,590 8,971,597 63,609 54385........................... WDEF-TV....................... 1,887,280 1,668,579 11,830 32851........................... WDFX-TV....................... 343,408 343,096 2,433 43846........................... WDHN.......................... 454,174 453,945 3,218 71338........................... WDIO-DT....................... 345,803 332,242 2,356 714............................. WDIQ.......................... 674,543 625,633 4,436 53114........................... WDIV-TV....................... 5,555,564 5,555,436 39,388 71427........................... WDJT-TV....................... 3,315,464 3,306,632 23,444 39561........................... WDKA.......................... 640,692 640,230 4,539 64017........................... WDKY-TV....................... 1,280,920 1,245,717 8,832 67893........................... WDLI-TV....................... 4,131,639 4,098,980 29,062 72335........................... WDPB.......................... 652,694 652,694 4,628 83740........................... WDPM-DT....................... 1,493,282 1,491,552 10,575 1283............................ WDPN-TV....................... 12,164,952 12,033,746 85,319 6476............................ WDPX-TV....................... 7,354,860 7,283,151 51,638 28476........................... WDRB.......................... 2,166,593 2,149,625 15,241 12171........................... WDSC-TV....................... 4,131,441 4,131,441 29,292 17726........................... WDSE.......................... 335,589 320,243 2,271 71353........................... WDSI-TV....................... 1,155,212 1,094,624 7,761 71357........................... WDSU.......................... 1,746,300 1,746,300 12,381 7908............................ WDTI.......................... 2,314,404 2,313,996 16,406 65690........................... WDTN.......................... 3,998,815 3,979,357 28,214 70592........................... WDTV.......................... 554,217 513,260 3,639 25045........................... WDVM-TV....................... 7,516,686 5,790,489 41,055 4110............................ WDWL.......................... 2,449,731 2,192,227 15,543 49421........................... WEAO.......................... 3,954,789 3,936,003 27,906 71363........................... WEAR-TV....................... 1,662,799 1,662,271 11,786 7893............................ WEAU.......................... 1,031,280 993,529 7,044 61003........................... WEBA-TV....................... 652,051 645,245 4,575 19561........................... WECN.......................... 2,551,597 2,296,482 16,282 [[Page 58291]] 48666........................... WECT.......................... 1,284,078 1,284,078 9,104 13602........................... WEDH.......................... 5,419,331 4,792,684 33,980 13607........................... WEDN.......................... 3,520,804 2,654,657 18,822 69338........................... WEDQ.......................... 6,372,341 6,354,538 45,054 21808........................... WEDU.......................... 6,372,341 6,354,538 45,054 13594........................... WEDW.......................... 21,942,405 21,529,106 152,641 13595........................... WEDY.......................... 5,419,331 4,792,684 33,980 24801........................... WEEK-TV....................... 730,054 729,949 5,175 6744............................ WEFS.......................... 4,115,849 4,115,849 29,181 24215........................... WEHT.......................... 854,000 838,936 5,948 721............................. WEIQ.......................... 1,138,095 1,137,690 8,066 18301........................... WEIU-TV....................... 442,120 442,040 3,134 69271........................... WEKW-TV....................... 1,306,163 800,635 5,677 60825........................... WELF-TV....................... 1,547,836 1,455,263 10,318 26602........................... WELU.......................... 2,052,918 1,847,568 13,099 40761........................... WEMT.......................... 1,708,704 1,169,182 8,290 69237........................... WENH-TV....................... 4,865,355 4,679,954 33,181 71508........................... WENY-TV....................... 636,768 501,692 3,557 83946........................... WEPH.......................... 604,510 602,977 4,275 81508........................... WEPX-TV....................... 945,425 945,425 6,703 25738........................... WESH.......................... 4,917,201 4,906,261 34,785 65670........................... WETA-TV....................... 9,177,186 9,112,861 64,610 69944........................... WETK.......................... 681,830 571,729 4,054 60653........................... WETM-TV....................... 844,248 745,266 5,284 18252........................... WETP-TV....................... 2,251,212 1,940,383 13,757 2709............................ WEUX.......................... 396,788 387,527 2,748 72041........................... WEVV-TV....................... 751,428 750,047 5,318 59441........................... WEWS-TV....................... 4,098,329 4,061,663 28,797 72052........................... WEYI-TV....................... 3,802,069 3,734,694 26,479 72054........................... WFAA.......................... 8,238,058 8,226,984 58,329 81669........................... WFBD.......................... 919,012 918,335 6,511 69532........................... WFDC-DT....................... 9,008,590 8,971,597 63,609 10132........................... WFFF-TV....................... 644,230 566,681 4,018 25040........................... WFFT-TV....................... 1,133,445 1,133,031 8,033 11123........................... WFGC.......................... 6,357,641 6,357,641 45,076 6554............................ WFGX.......................... 1,631,714 1,631,224 11,565 13991........................... WFIE.......................... 742,941 741,771 5,259 715............................. WFIQ.......................... 550,070 548,067 3,886 64592........................... WFLA-TV....................... 6,656,303 6,639,930 47,077 22211........................... WFLD.......................... 10,111,733 10,105,397 71,647 72060........................... WFLI-TV....................... 1,357,801 1,252,063 8,877 39736........................... WFLX.......................... 6,299,680 6,299,680 44,665 72062........................... WFMJ-TV....................... 4,291,547 3,802,286 26,958 72064........................... WFMY-TV....................... 5,399,787 5,364,129 38,032 39884........................... WFMZ-TV....................... 11,348,739 10,115,153 71,716 83943........................... WFNA.......................... 1,511,431 1,509,839 10,705 47902........................... WFOR-TV....................... 5,952,062 5,952,062 42,200 11909........................... WFOX-TV....................... 1,881,740 1,881,740 13,342 40626........................... WFPT.......................... 6,479,421 6,072,020 43,051 21245........................... WFPX-TV....................... 2,980,937 2,976,800 21,106 25396........................... WFQX-TV....................... 537,914 533,910 3,785 9635............................ WFRV-TV....................... 1,313,825 1,300,885 9,223 53115........................... WFSB.......................... 4,799,110 4,417,573 31,321 6093............................ WFSG.......................... 403,233 403,173 2,858 21801........................... WFSU-TV....................... 592,693 592,676 4,202 11913........................... WFTC.......................... 4,159,690 4,144,073 29,381 64588........................... WFTS-TV....................... 6,213,173 6,213,039 44,050 16788........................... WFTT-TV....................... 5,291,296 5,291,296 37,515 72076........................... WFTV.......................... 4,707,940 4,707,940 33,379 70649........................... WFTX-TV....................... 2,076,721 2,076,721 14,724 60553........................... WFTY-DT....................... 5,838,625 5,724,691 40,588 25395........................... WFUP.......................... 235,473 234,457 1,662 60555........................... WFUT-DT....................... 21,842,105 21,428,169 151,926 22108........................... WFWA.......................... 1,071,881 1,071,733 7,599 9054............................ WFXB.......................... 1,448,018 1,447,713 10,264 3228............................ WFXG.......................... 1,126,109 1,115,208 7,907 70815........................... WFXL.......................... 748,116 748,087 5,304 19707........................... WFXP.......................... 556,627 543,130 3,851 24813........................... WFXR.......................... 1,418,873 1,283,217 9,098 6463............................ WFXT.......................... 8,044,623 7,951,492 56,376 [[Page 58292]] 22245........................... WFXU.......................... 225,675 225,675 1,600 43424........................... WFXV.......................... 682,282 587,673 4,167 25236........................... WFXW.......................... 217,631 217,631 1,543 41397........................... WFYI.......................... 2,614,535 2,613,865 18,532 53930........................... WGAL.......................... 6,592,850 5,851,154 41,485 2708............................ WGBA-TV....................... 1,219,315 1,218,972 8,643 24314........................... WGBC.......................... 233,035 232,798 1,651 72099........................... WGBH-TV....................... 8,264,395 8,151,180 57,792 12498........................... WGBO-DT....................... 9,984,682 9,984,501 70,790 72098........................... WGBX-TV....................... 8,354,289 8,184,570 58,029 72096........................... WGBY-TV....................... 4,556,980 3,838,887 27,218 62388........................... WGCU.......................... 1,789,951 1,789,951 12,691 54275........................... WGEM-TV....................... 325,716 325,430 2,307 27387........................... WGEN-TV....................... 47,451 47,451 336 7727............................ WGFL.......................... 958,665 958,665 6,797 25682........................... WGGB-TV....................... 3,501,457 3,092,700 21,927 11027........................... WGGN-TV....................... 4,010,515 3,987,566 28,272 9064............................ WGGS-TV....................... 2,096,590 1,891,182 13,408 72106........................... WGHP.......................... 4,716,324 4,663,025 33,061 710............................. WGIQ.......................... 367,358 367,140 2,603 12520........................... WGMB-TV....................... 1,815,089 1,814,919 12,868 25683........................... WGME-TV....................... 1,562,382 1,391,898 9,869 24618........................... WGNM.......................... 765,295 764,308 5,419 72119........................... WGNO.......................... 1,737,340 1,737,340 12,318 9762............................ WGNT.......................... 2,218,861 2,218,861 15,732 72115........................... WGN-TV........................ 10,139,791 10,133,994 71,850 40619........................... WGPT.......................... 570,828 347,754 2,466 65074........................... WGPX-TV....................... 3,063,562 3,053,879 21,652 64547........................... WGRZ.......................... 2,042,983 1,973,423 13,992 63329........................... WGTA.......................... 1,174,842 1,134,460 8,043 66285........................... WGTE-TV....................... 2,250,689 2,250,689 15,957 59279........................... WGTQ.......................... 114,517 109,995 780 59280........................... WGTU.......................... 395,169 388,357 2,753 23948........................... WGTV.......................... 6,872,895 6,793,292 48,164 7623............................ WGTW-TV....................... 830,912 830,818 5,890 24783........................... WGVK.......................... 2,565,756 2,563,031 18,172 24784........................... WGVU-TV....................... 1,943,807 1,894,218 13,430 21536........................... WGWG.......................... 1,146,502 1,146,502 8,129 56642........................... WGWW.......................... 1,742,591 1,714,951 12,159 58262........................... WGXA.......................... 799,532 798,664 5,663 73371........................... WHAM-TV....................... 1,381,792 1,333,395 9,454 32327........................... WHAS-TV....................... 2,065,124 2,034,746 14,426 6096............................ WHA-TV........................ 1,715,866 1,709,075 12,117 13950........................... WHBF-TV....................... 1,726,081 1,717,606 12,178 12521........................... WHBQ-TV....................... 1,735,050 1,714,081 12,153 10894........................... WHBR.......................... 1,425,293 1,424,691 10,101 65128........................... WHDF.......................... 1,720,614 1,666,798 11,818 72145........................... WHDH.......................... 7,993,816 7,899,325 56,006 83929........................... WHDT.......................... 6,334,757 6,334,757 44,913 70041........................... WHEC-TV....................... 1,322,761 1,278,323 9,063 67971........................... WHFT-TV....................... 5,976,793 5,976,793 42,375 41458........................... WHIO-TV....................... 4,041,602 4,033,560 28,598 713............................. WHIQ.......................... 1,383,801 1,329,761 9,428 61216........................... WHIZ-TV....................... 962,141 885,771 6,280 18780........................... WHLA-TV....................... 569,415 530,529 3,761 48668........................... WHLT.......................... 481,036 479,959 3,403 24582........................... WHLV-TV....................... 4,739,820 4,739,820 33,605 37102........................... WHMB-TV....................... 3,187,327 3,126,458 22,167 61004........................... WHMC.......................... 838,228 838,228 5,943 36117........................... WHME-TV....................... 1,490,612 1,490,518 10,568 37106........................... WHNO.......................... 1,561,961 1,561,961 11,074 72300........................... WHNS.......................... 2,753,561 2,462,848 17,462 48693........................... WHNT-TV....................... 1,687,347 1,607,863 11,400 66221........................... WHO-DT........................ 1,226,093 1,209,327 8,574 6866............................ WHOI.......................... 716,035 715,956 5,076 11113........................... WHOT-TV....................... 1,964,065 1,956,753 13,873 72313........................... WHP-TV........................ 4,219,869 3,695,568 26,202 51980........................... WHPX-TV....................... 5,666,126 5,176,293 36,700 73036........................... WHRM-TV....................... 537,971 535,112 3,794 25932........................... WHRO-TV....................... 2,261,464 2,261,381 16,033 [[Page 58293]] 68058........................... WHSG-TV....................... 6,744,093 6,678,392 47,350 4688............................ WHSV-TV....................... 894,602 760,620 5,393 9990............................ WHTJ.......................... 867,445 743,025 5,268 72326........................... WHTM-TV....................... 3,349,178 2,923,354 20,727 11117........................... WHTN.......................... 2,282,597 2,269,471 16,091 27772........................... WHUT-TV....................... 8,785,956 8,745,663 62,007 18793........................... WHWC-TV....................... 1,205,932 1,152,576 8,172 72338........................... WHYY-TV....................... 10,984,166 10,590,279 75,085 5360............................ WIAT.......................... 1,959,076 1,921,566 13,624 63160........................... WIBW-TV....................... 1,312,372 1,263,123 8,956 25684........................... WICD.......................... 1,220,886 1,219,775 8,648 25686........................... WICS.......................... 1,060,412 1,058,572 7,505 24970........................... WICU-TV....................... 704,263 654,470 4,640 62210........................... WICZ-TV....................... 1,208,124 932,840 6,614 18410........................... WIDP.......................... 2,258,204 2,022,801 14,342 26025........................... WIFS.......................... 1,664,757 1,659,814 11,768 720............................. WIIQ.......................... 325,293 321,753 2,281 68939........................... WILL-TV....................... 1,148,587 1,125,681 7,981 6863............................ WILX-TV....................... 3,505,808 3,321,258 23,548 22093........................... WINK-TV....................... 2,135,187 2,135,187 15,138 67787........................... WINM.......................... 1,035,236 1,004,998 7,125 41314........................... WINP-TV....................... 2,918,791 2,870,939 20,355 3646............................ WIPB.......................... 2,098,072 2,097,589 14,872 48408........................... WIPL.......................... 902,112 849,374 6,022 53863........................... WIPM-TV....................... 2,018,636 1,743,992 794 53859........................... WIPR-TV....................... 3,164,369 2,988,035 21,185 10253........................... WIPX-TV....................... 2,538,971 2,537,989 17,994 39887........................... WIRS.......................... 962,531 803,553 3,164 71336........................... WIRT-DT....................... 125,282 123,221 874 13990........................... WIS........................... 2,873,204 2,819,721 19,992 65143........................... WISC-TV....................... 1,816,917 1,779,975 12,620 13960........................... WISE-TV....................... 1,105,600 1,105,444 7,838 39269........................... WISH-TV....................... 3,141,430 3,093,806 21,935 65680........................... WISN-TV....................... 3,041,677 3,036,957 21,532 73083........................... WITF-TV....................... 2,757,178 2,500,545 17,729 73107........................... WITI.......................... 3,149,773 3,140,719 22,268 594............................. WITN-TV....................... 1,942,458 1,927,751 13,668 61005........................... WITV.......................... 1,002,380 1,002,380 7,107 7780............................ WIVB-TV....................... 1,911,934 1,834,562 13,007 11260........................... WIVT.......................... 831,941 612,317 4,341 60571........................... WIWN.......................... 3,387,206 3,370,697 23,898 62207........................... WIYC.......................... 673,128 670,480 4,754 73120........................... WJAC-TV....................... 2,152,162 1,855,359 13,154 10259........................... WJAL.......................... 9,654,785 9,309,845 66,007 50780........................... WJAR.......................... 7,602,846 7,447,435 52,802 35576........................... WJAX-TV....................... 1,909,321 1,909,321 13,537 27140........................... WJBF.......................... 1,669,785 1,652,861 11,719 73123........................... WJBK.......................... 5,840,177 5,804,131 41,151 37174........................... WJCL.......................... 1,031,857 1,031,857 7,316 73130........................... WJCT.......................... 1,893,148 1,892,490 13,418 29719........................... WJEB-TV....................... 1,880,192 1,880,192 13,331 65749........................... WJET-TV....................... 711,412 685,375 4,859 7651............................ WJFB.......................... 2,745,573 2,734,787 19,390 49699........................... WJFW-TV....................... 281,148 271,274 1,923 73136........................... WJHG-TV....................... 912,881 905,531 6,420 57826........................... WJHL-TV....................... 2,035,505 1,463,539 10,376 68519........................... WJKT.......................... 645,594 645,161 4,574 1051............................ WJLA-TV....................... 9,654,785 9,314,754 66,042 86537........................... WJLP.......................... 22,694,994 22,426,423 159,003 9630............................ WJMN-TV....................... 158,494 151,938 1,077 61008........................... WJPM-TV....................... 587,058 586,836 4,161 58340........................... WJPX.......................... 2,861,004 2,653,740 18,815 21735........................... WJRT-TV....................... 2,831,612 2,583,368 18,316 23918........................... WJSP-TV....................... 4,678,958 4,643,904 32,925 41210........................... WJTC.......................... 1,517,180 1,516,056 10,749 48667........................... WJTV.......................... 966,513 958,676 6,797 73150........................... WJW........................... 3,969,148 3,895,876 27,622 61007........................... WJWJ-TV....................... 1,180,652 1,180,652 8,371 58342........................... WJWN-TV....................... 1,830,695 1,568,858 3,164 53116........................... WJXT.......................... 1,899,110 1,899,110 13,465 [[Page 58294]] 11893........................... WJXX.......................... 1,888,910 1,888,113 13,387 32334........................... WJYS.......................... 9,820,848 9,820,831 69,630 25455........................... WJZ-TV........................ 10,637,240 10,228,751 72,522 73152........................... WJZY.......................... 4,965,077 4,831,865 34,258 64983........................... WKAQ-TV....................... 3,259,225 2,914,322 1,181 6104............................ WKAR-TV....................... 1,713,640 1,709,038 12,117 34171........................... WKAS.......................... 522,877 496,277 3,519 51570........................... WKBD-TV....................... 5,180,191 5,179,980 36,726 73153........................... WKBN-TV....................... 4,870,043 4,522,748 32,066 13929........................... WKBS-TV....................... 1,054,914 914,205 6,482 74424........................... WKBT-DT....................... 973,803 920,961 6,530 54176........................... WKBW-TV....................... 2,261,221 2,175,654 15,425 53465........................... WKCF.......................... 5,109,221 5,107,692 36,214 73155........................... WKEF.......................... 3,860,944 3,850,405 27,299 34177........................... WKGB-TV....................... 444,266 442,639 3,138 34196........................... WKHA.......................... 475,212 372,027 2,638 34207........................... WKLE.......................... 918,947 911,337 6,461 34212........................... WKMA-TV....................... 558,464 558,150 3,957 71293........................... WKMG-TV....................... 4,643,692 4,643,692 32,924 34195........................... WKMJ-TV....................... 1,572,974 1,565,579 11,100 34202........................... WKMR.......................... 457,241 422,772 2,997 34174........................... WKMU.......................... 339,477 339,064 2,404 42061........................... WKNO.......................... 1,649,295 1,647,327 11,680 83931........................... WKNX-TV....................... 1,778,483 1,548,751 10,981 776176.......................... WKOF.......................... 1,636,277 1,519,722 10,775 34205........................... WKOH.......................... 591,189 584,484 4,144 67869........................... WKOI-TV....................... 3,996,184 3,976,552 28,194 34211........................... WKON.......................... 1,170,361 1,163,470 8,249 18267........................... WKOP-TV....................... 1,641,367 1,465,642 10,391 64545........................... WKOW.......................... 1,999,166 1,978,160 14,025 21432........................... WKPC-TV....................... 1,620,977 1,613,304 11,438 65758........................... WKPD.......................... 277,245 276,367 1,959 34200........................... WKPI-TV....................... 552,999 432,287 3,065 27504........................... WKPT-TV....................... 1,107,992 876,999 6,218 58341........................... WKPV.......................... 981,832 762,182 3,164 11289........................... WKRC-TV....................... 3,412,677 3,359,970 23,822 73187........................... WKRG-TV....................... 1,661,088 1,660,222 11,771 73188........................... WKRN-TV....................... 2,843,550 2,823,383 20,018 34222........................... WKSO-TV....................... 675,800 663,810 4,706 40902........................... WKTC.......................... 1,422,142 1,421,788 10,080 60654........................... WKTV.......................... 1,566,267 1,340,030 9,501 73195........................... WKYC.......................... 4,162,460 4,109,739 29,138 24914........................... WKYT-TV....................... 1,263,314 1,247,201 8,843 71861........................... WKYU-TV....................... 447,402 444,471 3,151 34181........................... WKZT-TV....................... 1,092,295 1,075,603 7,626 18819........................... WLAE-TV....................... 1,489,518 1,489,518 10,561 36533........................... WLAJ.......................... 4,230,811 4,195,529 29,746 2710............................ WLAX.......................... 480,917 455,361 3,229 68542........................... WLBT.......................... 930,984 929,897 6,593 39644........................... WLBZ.......................... 374,046 364,463 2,584 69328........................... WLED-TV....................... 333,929 175,095 1,241 63046........................... WLEF-TV....................... 201,828 200,259 1,420 73203........................... WLEX-TV....................... 1,083,858 1,075,334 7,624 37806........................... WLFB.......................... 756,510 656,110 4,652 37808........................... WLFG.......................... 1,555,609 1,240,816 8,797 73204........................... WLFI-TV....................... 2,422,930 2,397,991 17,002 73205........................... WLFL.......................... 4,154,373 4,151,842 29,437 19777........................... WLII-DT....................... 2,661,917 2,391,018 16,952 37503........................... WLIO.......................... 1,076,204 1,052,712 7,464 38336........................... WLIW.......................... 21,331,793 21,007,396 148,942 27696........................... WLJC-TV....................... 1,433,034 1,317,702 9,343 71645........................... WLJT.......................... 382,232 381,417 2,704 53939........................... WLKY.......................... 2,035,700 2,028,397 14,381 11033........................... WLLA.......................... 2,204,047 2,203,715 15,624 1222............................ WLMA.......................... 1,681,703 1,678,515 11,901 17076........................... WLMB.......................... 1,598,305 1,597,151 11,324 68518........................... WLMT.......................... 1,764,760 1,762,079 12,493 22591........................... WLNE-TV....................... 6,880,185 6,815,475 48,322 74420........................... WLNS-TV....................... 4,230,811 4,195,529 29,746 73206........................... WLNY-TV....................... 7,829,527 7,738,668 54,867 [[Page 58295]] 84253........................... WLOO.......................... 897,764 896,755 6,358 56537........................... WLOS.......................... 3,337,211 2,748,224 19,485 37732........................... WLOV-TV....................... 608,778 606,994 4,304 13995........................... WLOX.......................... 1,236,798 1,224,809 8,684 38586........................... WLPB-TV....................... 1,409,300 1,409,216 9,991 73189........................... WLPX-TV....................... 1,012,910 963,892 6,834 66358........................... WLRN-TV....................... 6,010,422 6,010,422 42,614 73226........................... WLS-TV........................ 10,428,632 10,421,900 73,891 73230........................... WLTV-DT....................... 5,988,029 5,988,029 42,455 37176........................... WLTX.......................... 1,614,789 1,611,719 11,427 37179........................... WLTZ.......................... 738,023 734,057 5,204 21259........................... WLUC-TV....................... 103,185 95,367 676 4150............................ WLUK-TV....................... 1,237,211 1,236,394 8,766 73238........................... WLVI.......................... 7,993,816 7,899,325 56,006 36989........................... WLVT-TV....................... 11,348,739 10,115,153 71,716 3978............................ WLWC.......................... 3,398,164 3,257,998 23,099 46979........................... WLWT.......................... 3,499,610 3,489,652 24,742 54452........................... WLXI.......................... 3,243,843 3,015,382 21,379 55350........................... WLYH.......................... 3,349,178 2,923,354 20,727 43192........................... WMAB-TV....................... 389,089 384,767 2,728 43170........................... WMAE-TV....................... 692,999 663,737 4,706 43197........................... WMAH-TV....................... 1,302,245 1,301,790 9,230 43176........................... WMAO-TV....................... 333,490 333,321 2,363 47905........................... WMAQ-TV....................... 10,069,653 10,068,069 71,383 59442........................... WMAR-TV....................... 10,025,750 9,879,744 70,047 43184........................... WMAU-TV....................... 637,434 631,358 4,476 43193........................... WMAV-TV....................... 1,018,601 1,018,556 7,222 43169........................... WMAW-TV....................... 731,384 716,614 5,081 46991........................... WMAZ-TV....................... 1,238,176 1,180,117 8,367 66398........................... WMBB.......................... 990,632 964,744 6,840 43952........................... WMBC-TV....................... 22,446,503 21,778,765 154,411 42121........................... WMBD-TV....................... 720,722 720,669 5,110 83969........................... WMBF-TV....................... 526,232 526,232 3,731 60829........................... WMCF-TV....................... 644,916 641,833 4,551 9739............................ WMCN-TV....................... 10,984,166 10,590,279 75,085 19184........................... WMC-TV........................ 1,559,675 1,557,573 11,043 189357.......................... WMDE.......................... 6,933,795 6,802,466 48,229 73255........................... WMDN.......................... 259,822 259,616 1,841 16455........................... WMDT.......................... 790,315 790,315 5,603 39656........................... WMEA-TV....................... 965,365 911,355 6,462 39648........................... WMEB-TV....................... 411,335 396,677 2,812 70537........................... WMEC.......................... 199,187 198,698 1,409 39649........................... WMED-TV....................... 28,850 27,884 198 776266.......................... WMEI.......................... 910,872 910,788 6,457 39662........................... WMEM-TV....................... 61,231 60,308 428 41893........................... WMFD-TV....................... 2,011,673 1,686,812 11,959 41436........................... WMFP.......................... 6,230,964 5,959,061 42,250 61111........................... WMGM-TV....................... 830,912 830,818 5,890 43847........................... WMGT-TV....................... 614,625 614,040 4,354 73263........................... WMHT.......................... 1,729,302 1,559,066 11,054 68545........................... WMLW-TV....................... 1,863,951 1,863,679 13,213 53819........................... WMOR-TV....................... 6,400,456 6,400,333 45,378 81503........................... WMOW.......................... 122,110 106,904 758 65944........................... WMPB.......................... 8,059,368 7,940,127 56,296 43168........................... WMPN-TV....................... 843,756 841,772 5,968 65942........................... WMPT.......................... 9,500,117 9,442,413 66,947 60827........................... WMPV-TV....................... 1,565,537 1,564,599 11,093 10221........................... WMSN-TV....................... 2,030,916 2,010,636 14,255 2174............................ WMTJ.......................... 2,764,573 2,492,464 17,672 6870............................ WMTV.......................... 1,628,641 1,625,206 11,523 73288........................... WMTW.......................... 2,041,342 1,737,673 12,320 23935........................... WMUM-TV....................... 926,604 921,419 6,533 73292........................... WMUR-TV....................... 5,652,739 5,453,759 38,667 42663........................... WMVS.......................... 3,216,887 3,155,770 22,374 42665........................... WMVT.......................... 3,216,887 3,155,770 22,374 81946........................... WMWC-TV....................... 935,338 912,437 6,469 56548........................... WMYA-TV....................... 1,808,659 1,723,755 12,221 74211........................... WMYD.......................... 5,840,155 5,839,880 41,405 20624........................... WMYT-TV....................... 4,965,077 4,831,865 34,258 25544........................... WMYV.......................... 4,406,813 4,379,408 31,050 [[Page 58296]] 73310........................... WNAB.......................... 2,600,886 2,591,235 18,372 73311........................... WNAC-TV....................... 7,817,084 7,459,610 52,889 47535........................... WNBC.......................... 23,283,577 22,722,761 161,104 83965........................... WNBW-DT....................... 1,557,530 1,550,637 10,994 72307........................... WNCF.......................... 665,079 658,994 4,672 50782........................... WNCN.......................... 4,201,973 4,186,944 29,685 57838........................... WNCT-TV....................... 2,034,787 1,975,930 14,009 41674........................... WNDU-TV....................... 1,901,588 1,870,311 13,261 28462........................... WNDY-TV....................... 3,141,430 3,093,806 21,935 71928........................... WNED-TV....................... 1,408,141 1,390,745 9,860 60931........................... WNEH.......................... 1,389,794 1,383,193 9,807 41221........................... WNEM-TV....................... 1,437,726 1,434,104 10,168 49439........................... WNEO.......................... 3,343,598 3,265,373 23,151 73318........................... WNEP-TV....................... 3,472,501 2,879,994 20,419 18795........................... WNET.......................... 22,428,695 21,915,470 155,381 51864........................... WNEU.......................... 7,676,529 7,606,661 53,931 23942........................... WNGH-TV....................... 6,461,522 6,281,764 44,538 67802........................... WNIN.......................... 907,713 891,200 6,319 41671........................... WNIT.......................... 1,335,767 1,335,767 9,471 48457........................... WNJB.......................... 22,145,547 21,374,668 151,546 48477........................... WNJN.......................... 22,145,547 21,374,668 151,546 48481........................... WNJS.......................... 7,729,626 7,710,589 54,668 48465........................... WNJT.......................... 7,729,626 7,710,589 54,668 73333........................... WNJU.......................... 23,283,577 22,722,761 161,104 73336........................... WNJX-TV....................... 1,446,990 1,265,826 971 61217........................... WNKY.......................... 414,184 412,652 2,926 71905........................... WNLO.......................... 1,911,934 1,834,562 13,007 4318............................ WNMU.......................... 178,504 177,692 1,260 73344........................... WNNE.......................... 801,186 684,501 4,853 54280........................... WNOL-TV....................... 1,730,074 1,730,074 12,266 71676........................... WNPB-TV....................... 2,094,971 1,923,306 13,636 62137........................... WNPI-DT....................... 159,208 154,143 1,093 41398........................... WNPT.......................... 2,692,492 2,657,273 18,840 28468........................... WNPX-TV....................... 2,494,581 2,470,662 17,517 61009........................... WNSC-TV....................... 2,860,897 2,853,300 20,230 61010........................... WNTV.......................... 2,775,252 2,572,161 18,237 16539........................... WNTZ-TV....................... 328,336 327,661 2,323 7933............................ WNUV.......................... 9,944,268 9,731,571 68,997 9999............................ WNVC.......................... 867,445 743,025 5,268 10019........................... WNVT.......................... 1,894,231 1,892,374 13,417 776263.......................... WNWE.......................... 16,156 16,156 115 73354........................... WNWO-TV....................... 2,915,507 2,915,507 20,671 136751.......................... WNYA.......................... 1,932,105 1,656,014 11,741 30303........................... WNYB.......................... 1,784,805 1,758,025 12,464 6048............................ WNYE-TV....................... 20,693,079 20,445,674 144,960 34329........................... WNYI.......................... 1,609,642 1,329,569 9,427 67784........................... WNYO-TV....................... 1,449,480 1,428,169 10,126 73363........................... WNYT.......................... 1,975,605 1,653,904 11,726 22206........................... WNYW.......................... 21,377,740 21,043,915 149,201 69618........................... WOAI-TV....................... 3,063,753 3,050,610 21,629 66804........................... WOAY-TV....................... 536,548 414,046 2,936 41225........................... WOFL.......................... 4,897,034 4,891,577 34,681 70651........................... WOGX.......................... 1,262,333 1,262,333 8,950 8661............................ WOI-DT........................ 1,278,698 1,277,340 9,056 39746........................... WOIO.......................... 4,198,546 4,095,152 29,035 71725........................... WOLE-DT....................... 1,581,955 1,411,809 5,027 73375........................... WOLF-TV....................... 3,025,477 2,531,097 17,945 60963........................... WOLO-TV....................... 2,854,959 2,814,886 19,958 36838........................... WOOD-TV....................... 2,637,147 2,631,110 18,655 67602........................... WOPX-TV....................... 4,677,102 4,676,992 33,160 64865........................... WORA-TV....................... 3,172,055 2,933,387 20,798 73901........................... WORO-DT....................... 2,847,102 2,661,536 18,870 60357........................... WOST.......................... 1,055,465 918,659 6,513 66185........................... WOSU-TV....................... 3,073,523 3,013,857 21,368 131............................. WOTF-TV....................... 4,204,625 4,204,625 29,811 10212........................... WOTV.......................... 2,493,328 2,492,908 17,675 50147........................... WOUB-TV....................... 739,667 721,384 5,115 50141........................... WOUC-TV....................... 1,680,457 1,618,502 11,475 23342........................... WOWK-TV....................... 1,098,995 1,028,502 7,292 65528........................... WOWT.......................... 1,516,978 1,514,052 10,735 [[Page 58297]] 31570........................... WPAN.......................... 1,392,393 1,392,261 9,871 51988........................... WPBF.......................... 3,601,603 3,601,603 25,535 21253........................... WPBN-TV....................... 452,157 440,310 3,122 62136........................... WPBS-TV....................... 332,147 296,972 2,106 13456........................... WPBT.......................... 5,976,331 5,976,331 42,372 13924........................... WPCB-TV....................... 2,920,794 2,802,648 19,871 64033........................... WPCH-TV....................... 6,826,973 6,747,200 47,838 4354............................ WPCT.......................... 207,688 207,286 1,470 17012........................... WPDE-TV....................... 1,845,347 1,838,747 13,037 52527........................... WPEC.......................... 6,332,850 6,332,850 44,900 84088........................... WPFO.......................... 1,390,230 1,272,952 9,025 54728........................... WPGA-TV....................... 575,813 575,578 4,081 60820........................... WPGD-TV....................... 2,787,190 2,772,517 19,657 73875........................... WPGH-TV....................... 3,209,933 3,099,658 21,977 2942............................ WPGX.......................... 448,453 445,686 3,160 73879........................... WPHL-TV....................... 10,944,731 10,756,717 76,265 73881........................... WPIX.......................... 22,259,872 21,818,842 154,696 69880........................... WPKD-TV....................... 3,366,547 3,181,216 22,555 53113........................... WPLG.......................... 6,165,413 6,165,413 43,713 11906........................... WPMI-TV....................... 1,609,741 1,609,491 11,411 10213........................... WPMT.......................... 2,757,178 2,500,545 17,729 18798........................... WPNE-TV....................... 1,210,150 1,209,366 8,574 73907........................... WPNT.......................... 3,148,917 3,050,465 21,628 28480........................... WPPT.......................... 11,348,739 10,115,153 71,716 51984........................... WPPX-TV....................... 8,429,105 8,212,096 58,224 47404........................... WPRI-TV....................... 7,754,340 7,480,561 53,037 51991........................... WPSD-TV....................... 852,232 848,332 6,015 12499........................... WPSG.......................... 11,342,493 11,068,585 78,476 66219........................... WPSU-TV....................... 1,016,983 842,529 5,974 73905........................... WPTA.......................... 1,136,029 1,135,873 8,053 25067........................... WPTD.......................... 3,535,155 3,522,151 24,972 25065........................... WPTO.......................... 3,080,289 3,066,947 21,745 59443........................... WPTV-TV....................... 6,414,108 6,414,108 45,476 57476........................... WPTZ.......................... 801,186 684,501 4,853 8616............................ WPVI-TV....................... 11,997,071 11,834,791 83,909 48772........................... WPWR-TV....................... 10,111,733 10,105,397 71,647 51969........................... WPXA-TV....................... 7,486,662 7,341,812 52,053 71236........................... WPXC-TV....................... 1,812,411 1,812,329 12,849 5800............................ WPXD-TV....................... 5,357,614 5,357,504 37,985 37104........................... WPXE-TV....................... 3,105,562 3,094,581 21,941 48406........................... WPXG-TV....................... 2,760,323 2,697,351 19,124 73312........................... WPXH-TV....................... 1,558,487 1,543,110 10,941 73910........................... WPXI.......................... 3,270,399 3,179,997 22,546 2325............................ WPXJ-TV....................... 2,383,753 2,319,308 16,444 52628........................... WPXK-TV....................... 1,897,932 1,672,850 11,861 21729........................... WPXL-TV....................... 1,738,354 1,738,354 12,325 48608........................... WPXM-TV....................... 5,673,283 5,673,283 40,224 73356........................... WPXN-TV....................... 22,193,311 21,756,322 154,252 27290........................... WPXP-TV....................... 6,117,297 6,117,297 43,372 50063........................... WPXQ-TV....................... 3,398,164 3,257,998 23,099 70251........................... WPXR-TV....................... 1,361,522 1,199,794 8,507 40861........................... WPXS.......................... 2,313,093 2,228,599 15,801 53065........................... WPXT.......................... 1,058,317 1,005,248 7,127 37971........................... WPXU-TV....................... 764,835 764,835 5,423 67077........................... WPXV-TV....................... 1,997,620 1,997,620 14,163 74091........................... WPXW-TV....................... 8,918,745 8,866,240 62,862 21726........................... WPXX-TV....................... 1,563,942 1,560,675 11,065 73319........................... WQAD-TV....................... 1,077,293 1,065,179 7,552 65130........................... WQCW.......................... 1,234,953 1,165,995 8,267 71561........................... WQEC.......................... 177,193 175,191 1,242 41315........................... WQED.......................... 3,491,971 3,385,114 24,000 60556........................... WQHS-DT....................... 3,982,203 3,936,334 27,909 53716........................... WQLN.......................... 573,688 553,172 3,922 52075........................... WQMY.......................... 403,099 246,363 1,747 64550........................... WQOW.......................... 383,460 372,929 2,644 5468............................ WQPT-TV....................... 928,221 922,909 6,543 64690........................... WQPX-TV....................... 1,624,976 1,207,503 8,561 52408........................... WQRF-TV....................... 1,384,090 1,360,850 9,648 2175............................ WQTO.......................... 2,533,848 1,714,503 4,307 8688............................ WRAL-TV....................... 4,258,430 4,255,027 30,168 [[Page 58298]] 10133........................... WRAY-TV....................... 4,701,102 4,682,210 33,197 64611........................... WRAZ.......................... 4,206,845 4,204,439 29,809 136749.......................... WRBJ-TV....................... 1,029,422 1,026,759 7,280 3359............................ WRBL.......................... 1,573,722 1,534,121 10,877 57221........................... WRBU.......................... 2,964,043 2,960,986 20,993 54940........................... WRBW.......................... 4,929,252 4,926,807 34,931 59137........................... WRCB.......................... 1,674,932 1,436,942 10,188 47904........................... WRC-TV........................ 9,040,003 8,996,367 63,784 54963........................... WRDC.......................... 4,380,924 4,374,069 31,012 55454........................... WRDQ.......................... 4,765,929 4,765,929 33,790 73937........................... WRDW-TV....................... 1,630,465 1,580,144 11,203 66174........................... WREG-TV....................... 1,645,112 1,638,826 11,619 61011........................... WRET-TV....................... 2,775,252 2,572,161 18,237 73940........................... WREX.......................... 2,777,313 2,554,899 18,114 54443........................... WRFB.......................... 2,361,435 2,105,790 1,181 73942........................... WRGB.......................... 1,773,206 1,559,637 11,058 411............................. WRGT-TV....................... 3,563,572 3,528,799 25,019 74416........................... WRIC-TV....................... 2,264,724 2,197,233 15,578 61012........................... WRJA-TV....................... 1,227,284 1,220,205 8,651 412............................. WRLH-TV....................... 2,215,949 2,152,568 15,262 61013........................... WRLK-TV....................... 1,268,677 1,267,713 8,988 43870........................... WRLM.......................... 3,954,789 3,936,003 27,906 74156........................... WRNN-TV....................... 21,146,732 20,904,564 148,213 73964........................... WROC-TV....................... 1,210,157 1,192,546 8,455 159007.......................... WRPT.......................... 108,521 108,009 766 20590........................... WRPX-TV....................... 2,980,937 2,976,800 21,106 62009........................... WRSP-TV....................... 1,062,091 1,060,251 7,517 40877........................... WRTV.......................... 3,148,448 3,125,475 22,160 15320........................... WRUA.......................... 2,624,204 2,339,222 16,585 71580........................... WRXY-TV....................... 2,114,529 2,114,529 14,992 48662........................... WSAV-TV....................... 1,094,897 1,094,884 7,763 6867............................ WSAW-TV....................... 657,843 651,328 4,618 36912........................... WSAZ-TV....................... 1,173,019 1,103,266 7,822 56092........................... WSBE-TV....................... 8,044,866 7,776,757 55,137 73982........................... WSBK-TV....................... 7,834,658 7,766,985 55,068 72053........................... WSBS-TV....................... 47,386 47,386 336 73983........................... WSBT-TV....................... 1,790,673 1,780,628 12,625 23960........................... WSB-TV........................ 6,772,503 6,695,450 47,471 69446........................... WSCG.......................... 961,649 961,649 6,818 64971........................... WSCV.......................... 6,029,382 6,029,382 42,748 70536........................... WSEC.......................... 517,830 517,364 3,668 49711........................... WSEE-TV....................... 585,062 562,271 3,987 21258........................... WSES.......................... 1,905,067 1,866,312 13,232 73988........................... WSET-TV....................... 1,587,650 1,345,990 9,543 13993........................... WSFA.......................... 1,206,335 1,168,069 8,282 11118........................... WSFJ-TV....................... 1,911,871 1,902,328 13,488 10203........................... WSFL-TV....................... 5,890,244 5,890,244 41,762 72871........................... WSFX-TV....................... 1,088,964 1,088,964 7,721 73999........................... WSIL-TV....................... 650,734 647,093 4,588 4297............................ WSIU-TV....................... 994,418 936,746 6,642 74007........................... WSJV.......................... 1,686,953 1,680,493 11,915 78908........................... WSKA.......................... 530,610 416,302 2,952 74034........................... WSKG-TV....................... 866,172 616,130 4,368 76324........................... WSKY-TV....................... 2,003,325 2,002,894 14,201 776220.......................... WSLN.......................... 3,269,796 3,020,118 21,413 57840........................... WSLS-TV....................... 1,436,974 1,276,869 9,053 21737........................... WSMH.......................... 2,350,370 2,335,477 16,559 41232........................... WSMV-TV....................... 2,883,773 2,837,323 20,117 70119........................... WSNS-TV....................... 10,069,653 10,068,069 71,383 74070........................... WSOC-TV....................... 4,156,321 4,085,565 28,967 66391........................... WSPA-TV....................... 3,717,232 3,549,667 25,167 64352........................... WSPX-TV....................... 1,285,581 1,167,040 8,274 17611........................... WSRE.......................... 1,490,766 1,489,946 10,564 63867........................... WSST-TV....................... 312,974 312,260 2,214 60341........................... WSTE-DT....................... 3,284,058 3,220,155 22,831 21252........................... WSTM-TV....................... 1,437,543 1,367,590 9,696 11204........................... WSTR-TV....................... 3,424,743 3,411,973 24,191 19776........................... WSUR-DT....................... 3,276,102 3,182,722 5,027 2370............................ WSVI.......................... 41,004 41,004 291 63840........................... WSVN.......................... 6,165,386 6,165,386 43,713 [[Page 58299]] 73374........................... WSWB.......................... 1,516,774 1,088,360 7,716 28155........................... WSWG.......................... 389,103 389,030 2,758 71680........................... WSWP-TV....................... 849,038 633,378 4,491 74094........................... WSYM-TV....................... 1,695,809 1,694,640 12,015 73113........................... WSYR-TV....................... 1,314,500 1,226,575 8,696 40758........................... WSYT.......................... 1,962,530 1,731,744 12,278 56549........................... WSYX.......................... 2,871,413 2,825,664 20,034 65681........................... WTAE-TV....................... 2,985,875 2,865,692 20,318 23341........................... WTAJ-TV....................... 1,158,024 925,907 6,565 4685............................ WTAP-TV....................... 489,083 469,004 3,325 416............................. WTAT-TV....................... 1,284,148 1,284,148 9,105 67993........................... WTBY-TV....................... 16,997,114 16,897,718 119,805 29715........................... WTCE-TV....................... 2,964,583 2,964,583 21,019 65667........................... WTCI.......................... 1,276,295 1,159,269 8,219 67786........................... WTCT.......................... 590,643 586,819 4,161 28954........................... WTCV.......................... 2,861,004 2,653,740 18,815 74422........................... WTEN.......................... 1,913,356 1,621,808 11,499 9881............................ WTGL.......................... 4,516,827 4,516,827 32,024 27245........................... WTGS.......................... 1,064,292 1,064,066 7,544 70655........................... WTHI-TV....................... 966,268 914,388 6,483 70162........................... WTHR.......................... 3,175,603 3,122,761 22,140 147............................. WTIC-TV....................... 5,397,501 4,767,795 33,804 26681........................... WTIN-TV....................... 3,277,279 3,162,469 971 66536........................... WTIU.......................... 1,690,704 1,689,678 11,980 1002............................ WTJP-TV....................... 2,037,103 2,002,301 14,196 4593............................ WTJR.......................... 316,974 316,852 2,246 70287........................... WTJX-TV....................... 112,125 104,561 741 47401........................... WTKR.......................... 2,242,929 2,242,846 15,902 82735........................... WTLF.......................... 883,350 883,326 6,263 23486........................... WTLH.......................... 1,082,589 1,082,542 7,675 67781........................... WTLJ.......................... 1,738,667 1,736,853 12,314 65046........................... WTLV.......................... 2,041,165 2,022,822 14,342 74098........................... WTMJ-TV....................... 3,139,304 3,123,411 22,145 74109........................... WTNH.......................... 7,999,974 7,453,267 52,844 19200........................... WTNZ.......................... 1,790,817 1,598,570 11,334 590............................. WTOC-TV....................... 1,061,993 1,061,993 7,530 74112........................... WTOG.......................... 6,239,245 6,236,871 44,219 4686............................ WTOK-TV....................... 391,847 386,112 2,738 13992........................... WTOL.......................... 4,534,147 4,527,590 32,101 21254........................... WTOM-TV....................... 120,159 116,524 826 74122........................... WTOV-TV....................... 3,866,114 3,605,421 25,562 82574........................... WTPC-TV....................... 2,138,494 2,132,635 15,120 86496........................... WTPX-TV....................... 258,246 258,154 1,830 6869............................ WTRF-TV....................... 2,938,363 2,562,114 18,165 67798........................... WTSF.......................... 879,853 811,994 5,757 11290........................... WTSP.......................... 6,538,906 6,515,239 46,193 4108............................ WTTA.......................... 6,656,303 6,639,930 47,077 74137........................... WTTE.......................... 2,926,672 2,885,004 20,455 22207........................... WTTG.......................... 8,945,253 8,890,093 63,031 56526........................... WTTK.......................... 3,074,975 3,055,143 21,661 74138........................... WTTO.......................... 1,966,252 1,931,949 13,698 56523........................... WTTV.......................... 2,752,635 2,749,080 19,491 10802........................... WTTW.......................... 9,929,487 9,929,071 70,397 74148........................... WTVA.......................... 807,017 794,561 5,633 22590........................... WTVC.......................... 1,828,040 1,618,274 11,474 8617............................ WTVD.......................... 4,201,042 4,188,018 29,693 55305........................... WTVE.......................... 5,368,807 5,365,301 38,040 36504........................... WTVF.......................... 2,816,921 2,798,755 19,843 74150........................... WTVG.......................... 4,440,934 4,429,742 31,407 74151........................... WTVH.......................... 1,375,016 1,313,054 9,310 10645........................... WTVI.......................... 3,286,073 3,261,428 23,124 63154........................... WTVJ.......................... 6,009,434 6,009,434 42,607 52280........................... WTVK.......................... 7,403,075 7,395,979 52,437 595............................. WTVM.......................... 1,577,223 1,471,502 10,433 72945........................... WTVO.......................... 1,413,778 1,400,377 9,929 28311........................... WTVP.......................... 660,258 660,214 4,681 51597........................... WTVQ-DT....................... 1,060,102 1,054,409 7,476 57832........................... WTVR-TV....................... 1,998,729 1,990,377 14,112 16817........................... WTVS.......................... 5,607,125 5,606,929 39,753 68569........................... WTVT.......................... 6,511,462 6,491,829 46,027 [[Page 58300]] 3661............................ WTVW.......................... 839,062 833,035 5,906 35575........................... WTVX.......................... 3,558,645 3,556,727 25,217 4152............................ WTVY.......................... 1,032,612 1,029,898 7,302 40759........................... WTVZ-TV....................... 2,251,663 2,251,580 15,964 66908........................... WTWC-TV....................... 1,078,213 1,078,166 7,644 20426........................... WTWO.......................... 716,304 710,680 5,039 81692........................... WTWV.......................... 1,529,924 1,528,555 10,837 51568........................... WTXF-TV....................... 11,330,716 11,023,958 78,160 41065........................... WTXL-TV....................... 1,071,056 1,070,908 7,593 8532............................ WUAB.......................... 4,198,546 4,095,152 29,035 12855........................... WUCF-TV....................... 4,516,827 4,516,827 32,024 36395........................... WUCW.......................... 4,213,867 4,205,494 29,817 69440........................... WUFT.......................... 1,524,792 1,524,792 10,811 413............................. WUHF.......................... 1,161,377 1,157,795 8,209 8156............................ WUJA.......................... 2,449,731 2,192,227 15,543 69080........................... WUNC-TV....................... 4,701,102 4,682,210 33,197 69292........................... WUND-TV....................... 1,526,704 1,526,704 10,824 69114........................... WUNE-TV....................... 3,449,284 2,886,515 20,465 69300........................... WUNF-TV....................... 2,825,704 2,517,064 17,846 69124........................... WUNG-TV....................... 4,065,099 4,049,218 28,709 60551........................... WUNI.......................... 7,755,236 7,627,170 54,077 69332........................... WUNJ-TV....................... 1,224,449 1,224,449 8,681 69149........................... WUNK-TV....................... 2,105,575 2,099,533 14,886 69360........................... WUNL-TV....................... 3,243,843 3,015,382 21,379 69444........................... WUNM-TV....................... 1,370,547 1,370,547 9,717 69397........................... WUNP-TV....................... 1,488,708 1,474,989 10,458 69416........................... WUNU.......................... 1,212,006 1,210,875 8,585 83822........................... WUNW.......................... 2,012,283 1,476,883 10,471 6900............................ WUPA.......................... 6,845,271 6,764,030 47,957 13938........................... WUPL.......................... 1,833,116 1,833,116 12,997 10897........................... WUPV.......................... 2,142,407 2,122,016 15,045 19190........................... WUPW.......................... 2,136,541 2,135,020 15,137 23128........................... WUPX-TV....................... 1,182,585 1,166,267 8,269 65593........................... WUSA.......................... 9,654,785 9,309,845 66,007 4301............................ WUSI-TV....................... 320,658 320,658 2,273 60552........................... WUTB.......................... 9,293,641 9,148,848 64,865 30577........................... WUTF-TV....................... 8,479,857 8,266,141 58,607 57837........................... WUTR.......................... 511,394 470,311 3,335 415............................. WUTV.......................... 1,611,128 1,579,265 11,197 16517........................... WUVC-DT....................... 4,224,285 4,208,453 29,838 48813........................... WUVG-DT....................... 6,908,879 6,834,542 48,457 3072............................ WUVN.......................... 1,236,426 1,156,397 8,199 60560........................... WUVP-DT....................... 10,944,731 10,756,717 76,265 9971............................ WUXP-TV....................... 2,749,827 2,737,094 19,406 417............................. WVAH-TV....................... 1,295,710 1,222,075 8,665 23947........................... WVAN-TV....................... 1,118,534 1,117,845 7,926 65387........................... WVBT.......................... 1,964,109 1,964,109 13,926 72342........................... WVCY-TV....................... 3,149,773 3,140,719 22,268 60559........................... WVEA-TV....................... 5,324,315 5,322,343 37,735 74167........................... WVEC.......................... 2,217,117 2,216,436 15,715 5802............................ WVEN-TV....................... 4,749,513 4,749,513 33,674 61573........................... WVEO.......................... 962,531 803,553 3,164 69946........................... WVER.......................... 903,858 770,412 5,462 10976........................... WVFX.......................... 688,514 596,278 4,228 47929........................... WVIA-TV....................... 3,472,501 2,879,994 20,419 3667............................ WVII-TV....................... 368,499 348,813 2,473 70309........................... WVIR-TV....................... 2,140,100 2,107,081 14,939 74170........................... WVIT.......................... 5,920,252 5,425,459 38,467 18753........................... WVIZ.......................... 3,694,957 3,687,740 26,146 70021........................... WVLA-TV....................... 1,969,063 1,969,000 13,960 81750........................... WVLR.......................... 1,483,484 1,376,091 9,756 35908........................... WVLT-TV....................... 1,983,974 1,714,780 12,158 74169........................... WVNS-TV....................... 889,675 560,472 3,974 11259........................... WVNY.......................... 755,448 673,828 4,777 29000........................... WVOZ-TV....................... 981,832 762,182 3,164 71657........................... WVPB-TV....................... 939,383 910,465 6,455 60111........................... WVPT.......................... 995,523 887,449 6,292 70491........................... WVPX-TV....................... 4,131,639 4,098,980 29,062 66378........................... WVPY.......................... 917,535 855,616 6,066 67190........................... WVSN.......................... 2,593,148 2,271,512 16,105 [[Page 58301]] 69940........................... WVTB.......................... 468,294 246,240 1,746 74173........................... WVTM-TV....................... 2,101,947 2,026,895 14,371 74174........................... WVTV.......................... 3,130,664 3,122,630 22,139 77496........................... WVUA.......................... 2,305,621 2,250,337 15,955 4149............................ WVUE-DT....................... 1,781,266 1,781,266 12,629 4329............................ WVUT.......................... 267,531 267,450 1,896 74176........................... WVVA.......................... 997,556 690,651 4,897 3113............................ WVXF.......................... 70,673 66,853 474 12033........................... WWAY.......................... 1,328,366 1,328,366 9,418 30833........................... WWBT.......................... 2,109,206 2,074,930 14,711 20295........................... WWCP-TV....................... 2,798,717 2,540,105 18,009 24812........................... WWCW.......................... 1,390,908 1,210,482 8,582 23671........................... WWDP.......................... 6,230,964 5,959,061 42,250 21158........................... WWHO.......................... 2,994,400 2,952,760 20,935 14682........................... WWJE-DT....................... 7,755,236 7,627,170 54,077 65919........................... WWJS.......................... 3,798,882 3,731,768 26,458 72123........................... WWJ-TV........................ 5,653,566 5,653,219 40,081 166512.......................... WWJX.......................... 524,625 524,579 3,719 6868............................ WWLP.......................... 3,866,407 3,097,621 21,962 74192........................... WWL-TV........................ 1,908,335 1,908,335 13,530 3133............................ WWMB.......................... 1,596,320 1,591,501 11,284 74195........................... WWMT.......................... 2,667,986 2,657,016 18,838 68851........................... WWNY-TV....................... 368,613 341,101 2,418 74197........................... WWOR-TV....................... 21,146,732 20,904,564 148,213 65943........................... WWPB.......................... 3,531,585 3,086,500 21,883 23264........................... WWPX-TV....................... 2,612,045 2,544,163 18,038 68547........................... WWRS-TV....................... 2,376,549 2,354,442 16,693 61251........................... WWSB.......................... 3,830,838 3,830,838 27,161 23142........................... WWSI.......................... 11,821,594 11,646,436 82,573 16747........................... WWTI.......................... 195,127 188,538 1,337 998............................. WWTO-TV....................... 6,837,732 6,837,732 48,480 26994........................... WWTV.......................... 1,047,227 1,032,448 7,320 84214........................... WWTW.......................... 1,529,924 1,528,555 10,837 26993........................... WWUP-TV....................... 114,688 108,690 771 23338........................... WXBU.......................... 4,219,869 3,695,568 26,202 61504........................... WXCW.......................... 2,000,927 2,000,927 14,187 61084........................... WXEL-TV....................... 5,976,331 5,976,331 42,372 60539........................... WXFT-DT....................... 10,428,632 10,421,900 73,891 23929........................... WXGA-TV....................... 618,176 616,843 4,373 51163........................... WXIA-TV....................... 7,067,151 6,920,534 49,067 53921........................... WXII-TV....................... 3,895,811 3,546,156 25,142 146............................. WXIN.......................... 3,066,589 3,043,020 21,575 39738........................... WXIX-TV....................... 3,033,449 3,023,049 21,433 414............................. WXLV-TV....................... 4,920,177 4,882,710 34,618 68433........................... WXMI.......................... 2,110,083 2,109,607 14,957 64549........................... WXOW.......................... 433,343 422,605 2,996 6601............................ WXPX-TV....................... 5,414,068 5,411,832 38,370 74215........................... WXTV-DT....................... 21,842,105 21,428,169 151,926 12472........................... WXTX.......................... 745,811 742,438 5,264 11970........................... WXXA-TV....................... 1,691,753 1,553,272 11,013 57274........................... WXXI-TV....................... 1,192,140 1,176,310 8,340 53517........................... WXXV-TV....................... 1,235,520 1,233,511 8,746 10267........................... WXYZ-TV....................... 5,716,967 5,716,632 40,531 77515........................... WYCI.......................... 32,321 21,447 152 70149........................... WYCW.......................... 3,717,232 3,549,667 25,167 62219........................... WYDC.......................... 542,984 435,924 3,091 18783........................... WYDN.......................... 2,760,323 2,697,351 19,124 35582........................... WYDO.......................... 1,340,990 1,340,990 9,508 25090........................... WYES-TV....................... 1,776,818 1,776,667 12,597 53905........................... WYFF.......................... 2,836,376 2,609,544 18,502 49803........................... WYIN.......................... 7,062,511 7,062,511 50,073 24915........................... WYMT-TV....................... 1,144,097 819,069 5,807 17010........................... WYOU.......................... 2,912,468 2,246,394 15,927 77789........................... WYOW.......................... 94,927 94,486 670 13933........................... WYPX-TV....................... 1,547,670 1,434,147 10,168 4693............................ WYTV.......................... 4,870,043 4,522,748 32,066 5875............................ WYZZ-TV....................... 1,008,995 1,002,743 7,109 15507........................... WZBJ.......................... 1,603,364 1,421,509 10,078 28119........................... WZDX.......................... 1,714,034 1,633,019 11,578 70493........................... WZME.......................... 22,102,923 21,652,522 153,516 [[Page 58302]] 81448........................... WZMQ.......................... 73,784 73,510 521 71871........................... WZPX-TV....................... 2,165,413 2,165,333 15,352 136750.......................... WZRB.......................... 1,007,172 1,006,731 7,138 418............................. WZTV.......................... 2,743,270 2,733,978 19,384 83270........................... WZVI.......................... 64,187 63,279 449 19183........................... WZVN-TV....................... 2,331,155 2,331,155 16,528 49713........................... WZZM.......................... 1,678,220 1,652,095 11,713 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \1\ Call signs WIPM and WIPR are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \2\ Call signs WNJX and WAPA are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \3\ Call signs WKAQ and WORA are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \4\ Call signs WOLE and WLII are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \5\ Call signs WVEO and WTCV are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \6\ Call signs WJPX and WJWN are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \7\ Call signs WAPA and WTIN are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \8\ Call signs WSUR and WLII are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \9\ Call signs WVOZ and WTCV are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \10\ Call signs WJPX and WKPV are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \11\ Call signs WMTJ and WQTO are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \12\ Call signs WIRS and WJPX are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. \13\ Call signs WRFB and WORA are stations in Puerto Rico that are linked together with a total fee of $21,979. Table 9--FY 2025 Schedule of Regulatory Fees [Regulatory fees for the first eight categories listed, identified with an *, are collected by the Commission in advance to cover the term of the license and are submitted at the time the application is filed] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fee category Annual regulatory fee ($) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *PLMRS (per license) (Exclusive Use) (47 25. CFR part 90). *Microwave (per license) (47 CFR part 101). 25. *Marine (Ship) (per station) (47 CFR part 15. 80). *Marine (Coast) (per license) (47 CFR part 40. 80). *Rural Radio (47 CFR part 22) (previously 10. listed under the Land Mobile category). *PLMRS (Shared Use) (per license) (47 CFR 10. part 90). *Aviation (Aircraft) (per station) (47 CFR 10. part 87). *Aviation (Ground) (per license) (47 CFR 20. part 87). CMRS Mobile/Cellular Services (per unit) 0.16. (47 CFR parts 20, 22, 24, 27, 80 and 90) (Includes Non-Geographic telephone numbers). CMRS Messaging Services (per unit) (47 CFR 0.08. parts 20, 22, 24 and 90). Broadband Radio Service (formerly MMDS/MDS) 760. (per license) (47 CFR part 27). Local Multipoint Distribution Service (per 760. call sign) (47 CFR, part 101). AM Radio Construction Permits.............. 570. FM Radio Construction Permits.............. 1,000. AM and FM Broadcast Radio Station Fees..... See Table Below. Full Power TV (47 CFR part 73) VHF and UHF .006674, See Appendix F of Commercial Fee Factor. FY 2025 Report and Order for fee amounts due, also available at https://www.fcc.gov/licensing-databases/fees/regulatory-fees fees. Full Power TV Construction Permits......... 5,200. Low Power TV, Class A TV, TV/FM Translators 275. & FM Boosters (47 CFR part 74). CARS (47 CFR part 78)...................... 1,945. Cable Television Systems (per subscriber) 1.47. (47 CFR part 76), Including IPTV and Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS). Interstate Telecommunication Service .005125. Providers (per revenue dollar). Toll Free (per toll free subscriber) (47 0.10. CFR 52.101 (f) of the rules). Earth Stations: Transmit/Receive & Transmit 2,060. only (per authorization or registration). Space Stations (per authorized station in 141,790. geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25). Space Stations (per authorized system in 375,140. non-geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25)-- Small Constellation (fewer than 1000 authorized space stations). Space Stations (per authorized system in 1,917,390. non-geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25)-- Large Constellation (1000 or more authorized space stations). Space Stations (per license/call sign in 12,330. non-geostationary orbit) (47 CFR part 25) (Small Satellite). International Bearer Circuits--Terrestrial/ 14. Satellites (per Gbps circuit). Submarine Cable Landing Licenses Fee (per See Table Below. cable system). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [[Page 58303]] FY 2025 Radio Station Regulatory Fees -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FM Classes A, FM Classes B, Population served AM Class A AM Class B AM Class C AM Class D B1 & C3 C, C0, C1 & C2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <=10,000................................................ $545 $395 $340 $375 $600 $685 10,001-25,000........................................... 910 655 570 625 1,000 1,140 25,001-75,000........................................... 1,365 985 855 940 1,500 1,710 75,001-150,000.......................................... 2,050 1,475 1,285 1,405 2,250 2,565 150,001-500,000......................................... 3,075 2,215 1,925 2,115 3,380 3,855 500,001-1,200,000....................................... 4,605 3,315 2,885 3,160 5,060 5,770 1,200,001-3,000,000..................................... 6,915 4,980 4,330 4,750 7,600 8,665 3,000,001-6,000,000..................................... 10,365 7,460 6,490 7,120 11,390 12,985 >6,000,000.............................................. 15,550 11,195 9,740 10,680 17,090 19,485 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FY 2025 International Bearer Circuits--Submarine Cable Systems ------------------------------------------------------------------------ FY 2025 Submarine cable systems (capacity Fee ratio regulatory fees as of December 31, 2024) ($) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Less than 50 Gbps................ 0.0625 Units...... 5,510 50 Gbps or greater, but less than 0.125 Units....... 11,015 250 Gbps. 250 Gbps or greater, but less 0.25 Units........ 22,030 than 1,500 Gbps. 1,500 Gbps or greater, but less 0.5 Units......... 44,065 than 3,500 Gbps. 3,500 Gbps or greater, but less 1.0 Unit.......... 88,130 than 6,500 Gbps. 6,500 Gbps or greater............ 2.0 Units......... 176,260 ------------------------------------------------------------------------

V. Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis

70. As required by the Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980, as amended (RFA), the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) incorporated an Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (IRFA) in the Review of the Commission's Assessment and Collection of Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2026, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (FY 2026 NPRM), released in April 2026. The Commission sought written public comment on the proposals in the FY 2026 NPRM, including comment on the IRFA. No comments were filed addressing the IRFA; however, comments in the record regarding alternatives to the methodology for assessing regulatory fees are discussed below. This Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (FRFA) conforms to the RFA and it (or summaries thereof) will be published in the Federal Register.

A. Need for, and Objectives of, the Report and Order

71. In the FY 2026 Report and Order, the Commission adopts a regulatory fee schedule to meet its objective of fully complying with its congressionally mandated requirement of collecting regulatory fees for fiscal year (FY) 2026. For FY 2026, pursuant to section 9 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended (Communications Act or Act), and the FY 2026 Consolidation Appropriations Act, the Commission is required to assess and collect $416,112,000, which is an amount that reasonably can be expected to total the Commission's FY 2026 salaries and expenses (S&E) appropriation. The Commission's methodology for assessing regulatory fees must ``reflect the full-time equivalent number of employees within the bureaus and offices of the Commission, adjusted to take into account factors that are reasonably related to the benefits provided to the payor of the fee by the Commission's activities.'' The total amount the Commission must collect in an offsetting collection generally changes each fiscal year, and payors' regulatory fees will also typically change each fiscal year as a mathematical consequence of the changes in the total amount to be collected, the number of full-time equivalents (FTEs), and projected unit estimates for each regulatory fee category. 72. In the FY 2026 NPRM, the Commission sought comment on several regulatory fee issues, including: (i) the proposed regulatory fees and methodology for FY 2026, as set forth in Tables 3 and 4 of the FY 2026 NPRM; (ii) the calculation of television broadcaster regulatory fees as set forth in Table 8 of the FY 2026 NPRM; and (iii) whether to continue to use Numbering Resource Utilization Forecast (NRUF) assigned number data as the basis for assessing regulatory fees on Commercial Mobile Radio Service (CMRS) providers. In the FY 2026 Report and Order, the Commission adopts, with modification, the regulatory fee schedule set forth in Tables 3 and 4 of the FY 2026 NPRM. The Commission also continues to use NRUF assigned number data for assessing CMRS regulatory fees.

B. Summary of Significant Issues Raised by Public Comments in Response

to the IRFA 73. Although not specifically filed in response to the IRFA, comments were filed suggesting alternatives to various elements of the methodology for assessing regulatory fees, including but not limited to proposals to adopt new fee categories, proposals to alleviate the impact of fee increases by reducing them or capping them for particular categories of fee payors--thereby effectively shifting the burden to other payors--and proposals to raise the de minimis threshold for exemptions from fees. Various proposals for new categories were supported by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), State Broadcasters Associations, SES Americom (SES), and One Ministries, Inc., but opposed by others, such as CTIA. Proposals to alleviate fee increases by reducing or capping and shifting regulatory fees for certain fee payors were offered by SES, Kepler, the Submarine Cable Coalition (SCC), the North American Submarine Cable Association (NASCA), and NAB. NAB proposed, and State Broadcasters Associations supported, raising the de minimis threshold. The Commission addresses these comments in Section F below. [[Page 58304]]

C. Response to Comments by the Chief Counsel for the Small Business

Administration Office of Advocacy 74. Pursuant to the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, which amended the RFA, the Commission is required to respond to any comments filed by Chief Counsel for the Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Advocacy, and also provide a detailed statement of any change made to the proposed rules as a result of those comments. The Chief Counsel did not file any comments in response to the proposed rules in this proceeding.

D. Description and Estimate of the Number of Small Entities to Which

the Rules Will Apply 75. The RFA directs agencies to provide a description of, and where feasible, an estimate of the number of small entities that may be affected by the adopted rules. The RFA generally defines the term ``small entity'' as having the same meaning as the terms ``small business,'' ``small organization,'' and ``small governmental jurisdiction.'' In addition, the term ``small business'' has the same meaning as the term ``small business concern'' under the Small Business Act. A ``small business concern'' is one which: (1) is independently owned and operated; (2) is not dominant in its field of operation; and (3) satisfies any additional criteria established by the SBA. The SBA establishes small business size standards that agencies are required to use when promulgating regulations relating to small businesses; agencies may establish alternative size standards for use in such programs, but must consult and obtain approval from SBA before doing so. 76. The Commission's actions, over time, may affect small entities that are not easily categorized at present. The Commission therefore describes three broad groups of small entities that could be directly affected by the Commission's actions. In general, a small business is an independent business having fewer than 500 employees. These types of small businesses represent 99.9% of all businesses in the United States, which translates to 34.75 million businesses. Next, ``small organizations'' are not-for-profit enterprises that are independently owned and operated and are not dominant in their field. While the Commission does not have data regarding the number of non-profits that meet that criteria, over 99 percent of nonprofits have fewer than 500 employees. Finally, ``small governmental jurisdictions'' are defined as cities, counties, towns, townships, villages, school districts, or special districts with populations of less than fifty thousand. Based on the 2022 U.S. Census of Governments data, the Commission estimates that at least 48,724 out of 90,835 local government jurisdictions have a population of less than 50,000. 77. The rules adopted in the FY 2026 Report and Order will apply to small entities in the industries identified in the chart below by their six-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes and corresponding SBA size standard. Where available, the Commission also provides additional information regarding the number of potentially affected entities in the identified industries below. 2022 U.S. Census Bureau Data by NAICS Code ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regulated industry (Footnotes specify potentially affected SBA size Total small Percent small entities within a regulated NAICS Code standard Total firms firms firms industry where applicable) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Radio Broadcasting Stations... 516110 $47 million..... 2,616 2,136 81.65 Television Broadcasting 516120 $47 million..... 413 316 76.51 Stations. Wired Telecommunications 517111 1,500 employees. 3,403 3,027 88.95 Carriers. Wireless Telecommunications 517112 1,500 employees. 1,184 1,081 91.30 Carriers (except Satellite). Telecommunications Resellers.. 517121 1,500 employees. 955 847 88.69 Satellite Telecommunications.. 517410 $44 million..... 332 195 58.73 All Other Telecommunications.. 517810 $40 million..... 1,673 1,007 60.19 Other Management Consulting 541618 $19 million..... 10,446 6,383 61.10 Services. Other Services Related to 541890 $19 million..... 7,067 4,850 68.63 Advertising. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Telecommunications Service Provider Data ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2025 Universal service monitoring report telecommunications SBA size standard (1500 employees) service provider data (Data as of December 2024) ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Total # FCC Form 499A Small firms Percent small Affected entity filers entities ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs)..................... 4,049 3,853 95.16 Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (Incumbent LECs).............. 1,175 920 78.30 Interconnected VOIP............................................. 2,712 2,643 97.46 Interexchange Carriers (IXCs)................................... 112 92 82.14 Local Exchange Carriers (LECs).................................. 5,224 4,773 91.37 Local Resellers................................................. 253 242 95.65 Other Toll Carriers............................................. 72 69 95.83 Paging & Messaging.............................................. 56 56 100.00 Prepaid Card Providers.......................................... 47 45 95.74 Toll Resellers.................................................. 402 388 96.52 Telecommunications Resellers.................................... 655 630 96.18 Wired Telecommunications Carriers............................... 4,971 4,531 91.15 [[Page 58305]] Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite)......... 608 522 85.86 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Broadcast Entity Data ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Broadcast station owners (as of August 8, 2025) SBA size standard ($47 million) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number Affected entity commercial Small firms Percent small licensed entities ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Radio Stations (AM & FM) Groups................................. 2,881 2,863 99.38 Television Stations............................................. 171 142 83.04 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cable Entities Data ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Percent small Cable entities Size standard Total firms Small firms firms in industry ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cable System Operators (Telecom Act Standard), Serves fewer 530 524 98.87 Small Cable Operator........................... than 498,000 subscribers, either directly or through affiliates ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

E. Description of Economic Impact and Projected Reporting,

Recordkeeping, and Other Compliance Requirements for Small Entities 78. The RFA directs agencies to describe the economic impact of adopted rules on small entities, as well as projected reporting, recordkeeping and other compliance requirements, including an estimate of the classes of small entities which will be subject to the requirement and the type of professional skills necessary for preparation of the report or record. 79. The FY 2026 Report and Order does not adopt any changes to the Commission's reporting, recordkeeping, or other compliance requirements for collecting regulatory fees from regulatees. Small and other regulated entities are required to pay regulatory fees on an annual basis. The cost of compliance with the annual regulatory assessment for small entities is the amount assessed for their regulatory fee category, based upon the methodology employed by the Commission in FY 2026 to determine the allocation of direct FTEs within the core bureaus, and indirect FTEs in non-core bureaus and offices. Moreover, complying with their annual regulatory assessment should not require small entities to hire professionals to comply, as they are accustomed to paying the annual fees and most should be familiar with both the Commission's current collection process. 80. In addition, small entities facing financial hardship from the regulatory assessments adopted in the FY 2026 Report and Order may qualify for fee relief through waivers, reductions, deferrals, or installment payments. Further, small entities may be exempt from regulatory fees if the assessed amount falls below the Commission's established de minimis threshold.

F. Discussion of Steps Taken To Minimize the Significant Economic

Impact on Small Entities, and Significant Alternatives Considered 81. The RFA requires an agency to provide, ``a description of the steps the agency has taken to minimize the significant economic impact on small entities . . . including a statement of the factual, policy, and legal reasons for selecting the alternative adopted in the final rule and why each one of the other significant alternatives to the rule considered by the agency which affect the impact on small entities was rejected.'' 82. In response to the FY 2026 NPRM, the Commission received comments proposing alternatives to various elements of the methodology for assessing regulatory fees, to the FY 2026 regulatory fee schedule, as well as to proposals advocating the adoption of new fee categories for the collection of regulatory fees, shifting burdens among payors by, e.g., capping fees for selected categories, and increasing the de minimis threshold for exemptions from fees. After considering those comments and the Commission's precedent, the regulatory fees adopted in the FY 2026 Report and Order reflect the Commission's efforts to minimize significant economic impact on small entities when practicable. Below is a discussion of some of the steps the Commission has taken in the FY 2026 Report and Order and alternative proposals it considered in reaching its conclusions. 83. Assessment of Regulatory Fees. For FY 2026, the Commission employs the same long-standing methodology as the Commission has applied in FY 2023, 2024 and 2025. However, the Commission concludes as the Commission did in FY 2023, 2024, and 2025 that the work of certain FTEs located in the Office of General Counsel, the Office of Economics and Analytics, and the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau merits reallocation as [[Page 58306]] direct FTEs to a core bureau. Based on the results of the Commission staff's high-level evaluation of the work conducted within the Commission, the Commission concludes in the FY 2026 Report and Order that certain indirect FTEs could be reassigned as direct FTEs, and the Commission incorporates these into the count of FTEs of the relevant core bureau for purposes of calculating regulatory fees for FY 2026. 84. New Categories of Fee Payors. In the Report and Order, the Commission considered and rejected the alternatives proposed by commenters, including SES, the State Broadcasters Associations, and One Ministries, Inc., to adopt new categories of regulatory fee payors. SES argues that the Commission should create new fee categories for experimental licenses, unlicensed use, and automated frequency coordination systems\.\ The State Broadcasters Associations suggest that the Commission adopt a new fee category of equipment certification labs. One Ministries argues that the Commission should consider virtual Multichannel Video Programming Distributors (MVPD) providers as equivalent to cable service providers and assess the same fees. SES even goes so far as to suggest the Commission should designate the Office of Engineering and Technology as a new core bureau. As the Commission explicitly explained in the FY 2026 NPRM, commenters were asked to provide ``detailed evidence of materially changed circumstances, rather than reiterate[d] arguments that the Commission has historically declined to adopt.'' Instead, commenters and their supporters either repeat or slightly recast old arguments and fail to provide any material changed circumstances in support of their arguments. For these and other reasons detailed in the FY 2026 Report and Order, the Commission declined to adopt any of these new fee payor categories which could impose new economic burdens on small entities in these categories. 85. Shifting Fee Burdens. Certain commenters request the Commission cap fees for selected categories of fee payors to alleviate the burden of fee increases, but such a shift would inevitably increase burdens on other payors. In particular, Kepler and SES express concern about the increase in fees from FY 2025 for regulatees of the Space Bureau and ask the Commission ``to place a moratorium on increasing the FY 2026 fees relative to those collected for FY 2025'' or to ``buffer increases'' of the fees. Similarly, SCC and NASCA assert that the fee increase for regulatees of the Office of International Affairs is excessive and propose that the Commission ``reduce the proposed submarine cable fees to a level commensurate with economic reality and the statutory boundaries the Commission must abide by'' or ``cap any increase at no more than 10 percent for FY 2026, with the revenue requirement in excess of the amount represented by the cap treated as the equivalent of indirect FTEs.'' NAB proposes that the Commission reduce the regulatory fees on Transmit/Receive and Transmit only earth stations because broadcasters pay earth station regulatory fees in addition to the fees assessed for their broadcasting licenses, which they claim unfairly compounds their financial burden. 86. Although the Commission is mindful of concerns raised by these commenters that the Commission's regulatory fees need to be predictable and not prone to excessive fluctuation, it was unable to reconcile these particular requests for special accommodations with its statutory obligation to collect the Commission's entire appropriation this fiscal year. The fee increases for FY 2026 are due to either increased direct FTEs working on satellite and earth station matters and submarine cable matters, changes in the units of measure for these fee categories, and/ or the roughly 6.6% increase in the Commission's overall fiscal year appropriation. Thus, the FY 2026 regulatory fee increase is attributable directly to circumstances which were for the benefit of these fee payors under the Commission's methodology. As the Commission has observed, ``because we must collect the full amount of the appropriation as an offsetting collection, decreasing the fee on any one category must be offset with an increased collection in another category.'' The Commission declined to take such inherently unfair actions in circumstances such as these where regulatory fees are based on direct FTEs to a core bureau, are consistent with the Commission's statutory congressional direction under section 9 of the Communications Act, and no other special extenuating circumstances for consideration exist. Contrary to suggestions by certain commenters, the Commission declined to adjust its analysis to financially advantage certain categories of regulatees at the expense of others, including small entities. 87. De Minimis Threshold. NAB, supported by the State Broadcasters Association, asked the Commission to raise the de minimis threshold from $1,000 to $1,200. Section 9(e)(2) of the Act permits the Commission to exempt a party from paying regulatory fees if ``in the judgment of the Commission, the cost of collecting a regulatory fee established under this section from a party would exceed the amount collected from such party.'' After a careful review of the Commission's costs for the collection of regulatory fees, the Commission declined NAB's request to increase the de minimis threshold amount to $1,200. NAB reasoned that since the Commission's staff salaries have increased since 2022, the Commission's cost of collections has ``likely increased.'' The State Broadcasters Association supported NAB's request and further maintained that since some fee payors' regulatory fees have now increased above the $1,000 de minimis threshold, it must follow that the Commission's cost of collections ``have similarly climbed.'' 88. Yet, by statute, a determination to raise the de minimis threshold for the payment of regulatory fees narrowly rests upon the Commission's cost of collections. The Commission concluded that the calculus dictated by the statute required it to use its predictive judgment to determine whether the cost of collections outweighs the Commission's efforts in what will be collected. Unlike the variable amount of regulatory fees that must be collected on an annual basis, the cost of the Commission's collections is less prone to fluctuations and has remained relatively constant over time. Additionally, because regulatory fees are a zero-sum game, a higher de minimis threshold means that in order to collect the Commission's entire appropriation, regulatees with fee obligations above the threshold must cover the shortfall of regulatory fees that fall below it. Consequently, raising the de minimis threshold to benefit some regulatory fee payors over others, in the absence of an increase in costs of collection, is not supported by the Commission's statutory authority and is contrary to the goal of a fair, sustainable, and administrable regulatory framework. The Commission's review of the cost of collections revealed that the Commission's costs have not increased above the existing de minimis threshold. Accordingly, after an internal evaluation of the costs, the Commission again concluded that the cost of collecting regulatory fees did not justify an increase to the existing $1,000 de minimis threshold. Nonetheless, any regulatee with a financial hardship may seek a waiver, reduction, or deferral of its regulatory fees through the Commission's well-established process. 89. Broadcast Regulatory Fees. In the FY 2026 Report and Order, the Commission adopted the FY 2026 NPRM proposals for full-power [[Page 58307]] broadcast stations regulatory fee assessments, which was supported by NAB, to continue to assess fees for full-power broadcast television stations based on the population covered by a full-service broadcast television station's contour, which may reduce the economic impact of the regulatory fees for some small licensees. The Commission therefore concluded, as it has in the past, that the population-based metric conforms with the service of broadcasting television to the American people.

G. Report to Congress

90. The Commission will send a copy of the FY 2026 Report and Order, including this Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis, in a report to Congress pursuant to the Congressional Review Act. In addition, the Commission will send a copy of the FY 2026 Report and Order, including this Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis, to the Chief Counsel for the SBA Office of Advocacy and will publish a copy of the FY 2026 Report and Order, and this Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (or summaries thereof) in the Federal Register. Table 10--List of Commenters ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commenter (for initial and reply comments filed in response to the Commission's annual FY 2026 Regulatory Fees NPRM, FCC 26-25 (rel. April 28, Abbreviated name Date filed 2026)) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alabama Broadcasters Association, Alaska State..................... June 12, 2026. Broadcasters Association, Arizona Broadcasters Broadcasters.............. Association, Arkansas Broadcasters Association, Associations.............. California Broadcasters Association, Colorado Broadcasters Association, Connecticut Broadcasters Association, Florida Association of Broadcasters, Georgia Association of Broadcasters, Hawaii Association of Broadcasters, Idaho State Broadcasters Association, Illinois Broadcasters Association, Indiana Broadcasters Association, Iowa Broadcasters Association, Kansas Association of Broadcasters, Kentucky Broadcasters Association, Louisiana Association of Broadcasters, Maine Association of Broadcasters, MD/DC/DE Broadcasters Association, Massachusetts Broadcasters Association, Michigan Association of Broadcasters, Minnesota Broadcasters Association, Mississippi Association of Broadcasters, Missouri Broadcasters Association, Montana Broadcasters Association, Nebraska Broadcasters Association, Nevada Broadcasters Association, New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters, New Jersey Broadcasters Association, New Mexico Broadcasters Association, The New York State Broadcasters Association, Inc., North Carolina Association of Broadcasters, North Dakota Broadcasters Association, Ohio Association of Broadcasters, Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters, Oregon Association of Broadcasters, Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters, Radio Broadcasters Association of Puerto Rico, Rhode Island Broadcasters Association, South Carolina Broadcasters Association, South Dakota Broadcasters Association, Tennessee Association of Broadcasters, Texas Association of Broadcasters, Vermont Association of Broadcasters, Virginia Association of Broadcasters, Washington State Association of Broadcasters, West Virginia Broadcasters Association, Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, Wyoming Association of Broadcasters. Astranis Space Technologies Corp................... Astranis.................. May 28, 2026. Commercial Smallsat Spectrum Management Association CSSMA..................... May 28, 2026. Commercial Space Federation........................ CSF....................... May 28, 2026. CTIA--The Wireless Association[supreg]............. CTIA...................... May 28, 2026. Kepler Communications, Inc......................... Kepler.................... May 28, 2026 June 12, 2026. Kin[eacute]is...................................... Kin[eacute]is............. May 28, 2026. National Association of Broadcasters............... NAB....................... May 28, 2026. One Ministries, Inc................................ OMI....................... June 12, 2026. Planet Labs PBC.................................... Planet.................... May 28, 2026. SES Americom, Inc.................................. SES....................... May 28, 2026. Sirius XM Radio LLC................................ SiriusXM.................. June 12, 2026. Spire Global, Inc.................................. Spire..................... May 28, 2026. Submarine Cable Coalition.......................... SCC....................... May 28, 2026. WorldVu Satellites Limited, Eutelsat S.A........... Eutelsat.................. May 28, 2026. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VI. Ordering Clauses

91. Accordingly, it is ordered that, pursuant to sections 4(i), 4(j), 9, 9A, and 303(r) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. 154(i), 154(j), 159, 159a, and 303(r), this Report and Order is hereby adopted. 92. It is further ordered that the FY 2026 section 9 regulatory fees assessment requirements are adopted as specified herein. 98. It is further ordered that the Commission's Office of the Secretary shall send a copy of this Report and Order, including the Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis, to the Chief Counsel for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration. Federal Communications Commission. Marlene Dortch, Secretary. [FR Doc. 2026-18778 Filed 9-11-26; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 6712-01-P

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