FCC Drops TV-Ownership Cap, Moves to Case-by-Case Review
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The FCC voted to eliminate the long-standing cap on how large TV broadcasting companies can be, replacing it with case-by-case reviews; supporters say it boosts competition while opponents like Free Press vow to sue, arguing Congress must change the law.
Topics:business#antitrust-regulation#brendan-carr#business#federal-communications-commission#media-regulation#tv-broadcasting
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- Federal Communications Commission scraps limit on broadcast TV ownership NBC News
- FCC Votes to Repeal National TV Ownership Limit WSJ
- FCC scraps limit on local TV ownership in win for media conglomerates The Guardian
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