Latest FCC
Supreme Court Ruling Deals Blow to FCC’s Regulatory Authority
Strikes down precedent establishing court deference to regulators’ subject-matter expertise
Owner of WADL Detroit Urges Mission To Close Station Purchase
‘After June 30, 2024, I will be exploring all of my options,’ says CEO Kevin Adell
American Connectivity Program Enters Partial Funded Death Spiral With Republican House Speaker Seemingly Indifferent Towards Its Rescue
Besides enabling 23 million disadvantaged American homes to afford internet, the ACP has been a boon to telecom operators including Charter Communications
FCC Votes To Restore Net Neutrality Regulations
Move by Democrats in majority sets up renewed battle on Title II regime
‘Problematic’ FCC Conditions on Station Sale Could Create Detroit Drama
WADL station owner expects transaction to proceed and give the CW an affiliate in the market, while commissioner Brendan Carr says application was ‘denied’ by Media Bureau
Nexstar Urges FCC To Reverse Its Ruling Ordering Sale of WPIX
New York station’s owner calls notice of apparent liability ‘unsustainable and contrary to law’
FCC Will Stay ‘Lost at Sea’ Until Antiquated Broadcast-Ownership Rules Are Eliminated (B+C Guest Blog)
Depression-era regulations won’t protect local journalism in the digital age
DirecTV Says FCC Doesn’t Have the Authority To Execute New ‘All-In Pricing’ Order
DirecTV says the Federal Communications Commission is relying on a faulty interpretation of the Communications Act in its quest to ban pay TV ‘junk fees’
FCC Orders Mission To Sell WPIX New York, Fines Nexstar $1.2 Million
Regulator rules that Nexstar committed ‘willful and repeated’ violations of ownership rules
FCC Cracks Down on Pay TV ‘Junk Fees’: New ‘All-In Pricing’ Order Forces Cable and Satellite Operators To Advertise One All-Inclusive Price for Linear Video Service
ACA Connects pushes back, claiming the order fails to account for the No. 1 driver of ‘sticker shock,’ broadcast retransmission fees
