FCC Chairman Proposes Repeal Of National Ownership Cap, Sets August Vote
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is proposing a repeal of the national ownership cap, which restricts broadcasters from amassing stations that cover more than 39% of TV households. He set a vote of August 6 on the proposal. Republicans hold a 2-1 majority on the commission. Carr is proposing that the cap be replaced with a […]
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