Supreme Court Supreme Court Overturns Third Circuit Smackdown of Broadcast Dereg Say decision to eliminate, loosen, ownership regs was not arbitrary of capricious Senate Bill Calls for Cameras in the Supreme Court Would permit TV coverage of all open sessions, with one exception Supreme Court Probes Broadcast Dereg Arguments Both sides seek resolution of years-long legal "groundhog day" Grid List Latest about Supreme Court Supreme Court to Hear Case on Media Ownership By Michael Balderston published 2 October 20 FCC has been trying for years to loosen media ownership rules NAB: FCC’s Dereg Efforts Don’t Require Diversity Data By Michael Balderston published 20 August 20 NAB’s brief to Supreme Court back FCC’s effort to modernize media ownership rules Media Groups Ask Supreme Court to Continue Live Audio Access By Michael Balderston published 15 July 20 Hope access to court will be continued when the new term begins in October Court TV to Air Supreme Court Arguments Live By Michael Balderston published 30 April 20 Supreme Court is making live audio of oral arguments available for the public FCC Eyes Supreme Court for Media Ownership Dereg Case By Michael Balderston published 20 April 20 U.S. Third Circuit Court ruled against FCC efforts last year SCOTUS: Cable Access TV Can Restrict Access By Tom Butts published 18 June 19 Court rules PEG TV stations "not state actors." Supremes Skeptical of Court Cameras By John Eggerton published 11 March 19 Kagan, Alito signal potential adverse impact trumps video version of enhanced transparency. 12 The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Rohde & Schwarz to Tout Sustainability at 2023 NAB Show2Standard General, CMG Blast FCC for Delays in Approving Tegna Deal3FCC Seeks Comment on Rules to Implement Low Power Protection Act4Studios, Unions Announce Expiration of COVID-19 Restrictions5Riedel Expands Americas Sales Team
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Media Ownership By Michael Balderston published 2 October 20 FCC has been trying for years to loosen media ownership rules
NAB: FCC’s Dereg Efforts Don’t Require Diversity Data By Michael Balderston published 20 August 20 NAB’s brief to Supreme Court back FCC’s effort to modernize media ownership rules
Media Groups Ask Supreme Court to Continue Live Audio Access By Michael Balderston published 15 July 20 Hope access to court will be continued when the new term begins in October
Court TV to Air Supreme Court Arguments Live By Michael Balderston published 30 April 20 Supreme Court is making live audio of oral arguments available for the public
FCC Eyes Supreme Court for Media Ownership Dereg Case By Michael Balderston published 20 April 20 U.S. Third Circuit Court ruled against FCC efforts last year
SCOTUS: Cable Access TV Can Restrict Access By Tom Butts published 18 June 19 Court rules PEG TV stations "not state actors."
Supremes Skeptical of Court Cameras By John Eggerton published 11 March 19 Kagan, Alito signal potential adverse impact trumps video version of enhanced transparency.
