Burns takes aim at LPFM

From Broadcasting & Cable:

"The National Association of Broadcasters said Sen. Conrad Burns (R-Mont.), a former broadcaster himself, will introduce a bill Thursday to allocate $800,000 to further study interference issues related to low-power FM radio.

Professing a fear of undue interference, NAB is trying to put the brakes on a legislative effort that would expand LPFM's into urban markets by loosening interference restrictions."