Latest about Ownership Cap
Broad Coalition of Broadcasters Urge FCC to Eliminate National TV Ownership Cap
The joint filing by the NAB and other broadcasters “reflects an extraordinary level of consensus across America’s broadcasters,” that the rules must change, NAB’s LeGeyt said
Sinclair CEO Ripley Meets with FCC Chair Carr in Push for Ownership Deregulation and NextGen TV Transition
The agency needs to move `expeditiously’ to approve the NAB’s proposed ATSC sunset Sinclair’s McFadden wrote in a letter describing the meeting
TV Tech’s Top Regulatory Stories of 2025
Our most popular regulatory stories of the first half of 2025 highlight growing interest in contentious government policies
Comments on FCC Ownership Rules Due in August
Initial filings are due Aug. 4 and reply comments on Aug. 22
FCC Chair Brendan Carr Promises ‘Very, Very Busy, Productive' Summer
Denies agency is leaning towards preserving ownership caps for network O&Os and reiterated its authority to regulate news content on broadcast stations
22 Republican U.S. Senators Urge FCC to “Modernize” Ownership Rules
“The fast-evolving media marketplace has made broadcast ownership regulations in urgent need of modernization,” the letter said.
How a Reverse Compensation Cap Could Save Local Journalism
Regulatory and Standards Station group owner says reforming retrans payments would boost localism, ATSC 3.0 rollout
NAB Urges FCC to “Completely Repeal” Broadcast TV Ownership Restrictions
“There is simply no good reason to keep any artificial limits on TV station groups’ audience reach,” the NAB argued
