Latest about ownership rules
NAB: Eliminating Ownership Caps `Protects Religious Broadcasters and Other Diverse Voices’
In a new blog post, the association argues that the ownership rules `no longer serves the public interest, stifling the voices of religious broadcasters’
Carr Lays Out FCC's `Key Wins in 2025’
Lengthy list includes holding broadcasters `accountable to their public interest obligations’, work on the NextGen TV transition and launching an inquiry into network affiliate relations
NAB Once Again Urges FCC to Eliminate Ownership Rules
128 page filing says there is `no justification to keep…local ownership rules’
Conservative Think Tank Recommends Ending Retrans Fees as Part of Broadcast Ownership Revisions
FCC International Center for Law & Economics advocates ending 'the regulatory asymmetry between broadcasters and streaming competitors'
FCC Sets Deadlines for 2022 Quadrennial Review
Comments on what promises to be a landmark review of ownership rules are due Dec. 17
FCC’s Anna Gomez: Changing Ownership Rules Could Benefit NextGen TV
Acknowledging the role of ATSC 3.0 in shoring up broadcasters financially, changing ownership regulations raises policy questions, the Democratic commissioner says
NAB Commends FCC’s Decision to ‘Jump-Start’ 2022 Quadrennial Ownership Review
The regular review of broadcast ownership rules will be on the agency’s September agenda, said Chair Brendan Carr
NAB Kicks Off New Phase in Campaign to Overturn Broadcast Ownership Rules
As part of the effort, it is emphasizing the importance of preserving free access to football on broadcast stations
