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NFL To FCC: Ending Antitrust Exemption Would Mean “Higher Costs and Confusion”
League called its current media distribution policy “good for our fans” and “for local broadcasters”
FCC’S Media Bureau Seeks Comments on Children’s Programming Ratings
It is exploring ways to give parents better information on what programming is appropriate for their kids; the Public Notice says `gender’ and `transgender’ content will be part of the probe
Why Broadcast Is Well-Positioned to Safeguard Freedom of Speech
Local stations remain a critical buffer against shifting regulatory norms, panelists say
ATSC Celebrates 3.0’s Global Expansion
Representatives from Brazil, India, S. Korea and the Caribbean discuss the standard’s implementation
FCC Commissioner Trusty Explores `That Elusive Angel of the Public Interest’
Defining `public interest’ has been a particularly divisive issue at the FCC given its use by President Trump to threaten broadcast licenses
Nexstar to Appeal Preliminary Injunction Blocking Tegna Deal
Federal judge issued the ruling freezing the deal and preventing Nexstar from integrating Tegna’s operations
FCC Commissioner Gomez to Speak at LPTV Day at 2026 NAB Show
This year's event will focus on the business of running, growing, and monetizing LPTV stations
Broadcasters Launch Initiative for Low-Cost NextGen TV Converter Boxes
NEXTGEN TV ATSC to showcase prototypes at 2026 NAB Show
Big Four Affiliate Groups Say Sports on Streaming Services Threaten `Public Interest,' `Local Stations'
`Commission still has it within its power to try to check the trend of increased migration of local sports behind streaming paywalls,” ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC affiliates told the FCC
