Trusty: “This Is Not the End of Public Media”
But Gomez calls it a move to censor and control speech
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But Gomez calls it a move to censor and control speech
The discussion focused on ownership caps and ATSC 3.0
Chairman also plans to restrict environmental reviews
Says several business sectors benefit from FCC work but do not pay fees
The number of noncommercial FM radio stations in the United States has leapt...
The association and several radio engineers met with the chairman's senior counsel
You can watch the chairman's first major policy speech here
Alabama’s SECC chair asks developers not to rush
For NAB the question is urgent, but one manufacturer says the FCC shouldn’t rush
Here's how much the FCC proposes to collect this fall
Meanwhile Sage reiterates its support of the NAB plan
Judges say FCC lacks authority to impose Form 395-B
Broadcasters could “better achieve the scale and efficiencies necessary to compete”
“We are witnessing a dangerous precedent”
Chairman says more than half a billion future dollars have been saved so far
22 of the Senate's 53 Republicans signed a letter to Carr
Converting to a software-based model “allows for more flexibility”
The agency says it supports “robust foreign investment in U.S. broadcasters”
She said the greatest threat to the First Amendment is from the U.S. government
She highlights the harm of “baseless attacks on public media”
When Brendan Carr asked for suggestions about rules to cut, the NAB was ready
Tech company urges FCC to eliminate its main transmitter requirement
An increase of 157 stations in just three months
Association is concerned about sustainability of the legacy ecosystem
Changes aim to streamline filings and eliminate outdated procedures
The news comes as commission awaits action on Olivia Trusty
Threats from China are a primary concern
Broadcast Freedom and Independence Act is introduced by Democrats
“This executive order marks a significant departure from the status quo”
He also says “newsrooms must be able to report without fear or favor”
Press Communications, concerned about interference, wants FCC to institute more reporting requirements
Sen. Blackburn expressed concerns to Carr about a “troubling tactic”
Gomez slams “news distortion” effort as fishing expedition, criticizes disclosure
Some worry that the situation will lead to brain drain at the commission
Rule changes require broadcasters to beef up foreign sponsorship identification
She is a longtime aide to Sen. Roger Wicker
It asked the FCC to reject petitions challenging emergence from bankruptcy
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