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FCC Exempts Producers of Content for Public Access Channels from Closed Captioning
The changes for PEG channels must be approved by the OMB and published in the Federal Register before going into effect
Federal Appeals Court Blocks Some FCC Political Ad Discount Rules
The agency had issued a Public Notice that would have cost broadcasters significant revenue by expanding the parties who can get discounted political ad rates
Gomez Criticizes FCC’s Media Bureau on Political Advertising
Going into the midterms, the FCC Commissioner said the Bureau's interpretation of eligibility for discounted political ads will unleash a `flood’ of dark money
Judge Sets Early October Hearing for ABC Lawsuit Against FCC
ABC had wanted an earlier hearing and a temporary restraining order halting the FCC early license renewal proceedings against ABC-owned stations
Free Speech for Broadcasters Is Too Important for Partisan Games
OPINION Government intimidation is not the answer
Carr Calls ABC Suit `Meritless'
The FCC chair said the lawsuit is part of a `campaign of disinformation' and reiterated the agency's authority under `public interest' rules for broadcast licenses
ABC Files First Amendment Lawsuit Against FCC
The court’s intervention `is necessary to stop the [FCC’s] extraordinary assault on free speech’ the suit claims
Corridor Television Pays $27,000 for Violating FCC's EAS Rules
The company is also required to implement a compliance plan to resolve its failures to participate in nationwide EAS tests
