Brendan Carr
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Carr Announces FCC Staff Promotions
By George Winslow published
Adam Chan, Anthony Patrone, Allison Howell, Connor Glisson, Erin Boone and Alex Sanjenis are promoted

NAB Hires FCC Staffer Ben Arden as SVP, Deputy General Counsel
By Mike Demenchuk published
People Was special counsel in agency’s Media Bureau and an adviser to Chairman Brendan Carr

FCC Orders Early Review of ABC-Owned Broadcast Station Licenses
By George Winslow published
The unusual move significantly escalates the regulators ongoing investigation of Disney and its ABC-owned stations

Critics Sue to Force an FCC Ruling on ‘News Distortion’ Policy
By George Winslow published
Ex-FCC officials, RTDNA ask court to compel the agency to respond to an earlier petition asking to repeal policies that ‘chill free speech’

FCC Commissioner Trusty Explores `That Elusive Angel of the Public Interest’
By George Winslow published
Defining `public interest’ has been a particularly divisive issue at the FCC given its use by President Trump to threaten broadcast licenses

FCC Announces Tentative Agenda for April Open Meeting
By George Winslow published
Spectrum sharing for satellite broadband, national security efforts and EAS rules are among the items

FCC Launches Efforts to Strengthen U.S. Drone Ecosystem
By George Winslow published
The new proceeding is part of the Trump administration’s efforts to “unleash American drone dominance,” FCC Chair said

Cruz, Cantwell Raise `Serious Concerns’ About FCC’s Nexstar/Tegna Deal Approval
By George Winslow published
Senators complain that a major transaction was approved at the Bureau level rather than by a full Commission vote

Carr Warns NFL Over Streaming Rights, Consumer Costs
By George Winslow published
REGULATORY & LEGAL Allowing leagues to shift more games to costly streaming services could invalidate their anti-trust exemptions, the FCC Chair says

Carr Defends Nexstar/Tegna Merger, Provides Details on Disney-Owned Station Enforcement Action
By George Winslow published
FCC FCC's Gomez called the merger approval `flatly illegal' and the latest example of FCC's `billionaire bypass' practice of offering favorable treatment of Trump supporters
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