FCC chairman Brendan Carr has already got Hollywood in a lather over his aggressive pursuit of specious complaints involving the editorial content of “60 Minutes,” NPR, PBS and other major ...

Carr stressed that trust in the media is at an all-time low, laying the blame not on local TV stations, whose licenses are set by the FCC, but, rather, at the feet of larger broadcasters.

An observer might conclude that despite the new administration, it was business as usual at the FCC. SIGN UP for Plaintext to read the whole thing, and tap Steven's unique insights and unmatched ...

The FCC noted that this is part of a larger effort to streamline its operations and that nearly 100 other dockets have already been closed administratively. Although the FCC has moved to close dormant ...

There’s a transaction before us, and there’s a 60 Minutes complaint. The last two have to do with the FCC. The first one doesn’t.” Related Stories News IATSE Is "Engaging" With Trump On ...

Members of the US Congress like Senator Ted Cruz, a Republican from Texas, are aligned with the administration and the FCC on the need to get more commercial spectrum into the hands of wireless ...

FCC chairman Brendan Carr won’t say no to the president, even when he’s wrong. FCC Attack Dog Wages Trump’s Media War In President Donald Trump's war to silence any criticism in the media ...

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FCC application fees are set to increase by about 17% on May 23. These fees are separate from the annual regulatory fees that broadcast licensees pay. Changes are tied to the Consumer Price Index and ...

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Simington, who was appointed to the FCC by President Donald Trump during his first term, is seeking to limit major networks from taking more than 30% of the funds that local stations get from from ...