Latest about FCC
Gray, Scripps and Sinclair Tout a ‘Goldmine’ in Spectrum Opportunities
Increased demand for spectrum and the transition to ATSC 3.0 mean broadcasters are ‘sitting on a goldmine of spectrum,‘ one CEO argues
Trump Nominates Danielle Thumann Severs to FCC Commission Seat
She is currently a senior counsel to Chairman Brendan Carr
FCC Chair Carr Announces New Legal Advisor
Keelin Ferris has been named Legal Advisor in the agency's Office of the Chairman
Judge Orders Removal of Nexstar Employees from Tegna Board
The ruling in an antitrust case brought against the merger further limits Nexstar’s control over Tegna
FCC Returns $881 Million in Unused TV Broadcaster Relocation Funds
The money was left over from $2.75 billion was allocated by Congress to reimburse broadcasters and other entities for costs from the `Repack’
Tom DeLay: Only Congress Can Change Station Ownership Caps
The conservative Republican former House Majority Leader played a key role in adding a 39% cap to legislation in 2024
ABC Stations Tout Community Support for License Renewals
Filing blasts FCC as part of a larger Trump administration effort to create ‘a media industry too fearful of official reprisal to report the news freely’
NAB: Revoking ABC Station Licenses Threatens 1st Amendment Rights and Broadcasters’ Financial Future
The comments responded to outside organizations seeking to block the license renewals of ABC's eight owned-and-operated television stations
