Diverse Voices Advocate FCC Ownership Rule Changes for Radio

Multicultural Groups Push for Broadcast Ownership Reform

Leaders from the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts, MANA – A National Latina Organization, the National Urban League and the Hispanic Federation penned a letter to the FCC advocating for the modernization of broadcast ownership rules. “Today’s media ecosystem has drastically changed, and regulations must modernize with the times, specifically by repealing the 39 percent national television cap and modernizing the local television and loc…

Multicultural Advocacy Groups Want FCC Rule Review | Radio & Television Business Report

The National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts; MANA – A National Latina Organization; the National Urban League and the Hispanic Federation have teamed up to pen a letter to the FCC urging modernization of its broadcast ownership rules. Please Login to view this premium content. (Not a member? Join Today!)

Diverse Voices Advocate FCC Ownership Rule Changes for Radio

A coalition of national organizations representing minority communities has formally called on the FCC to update its broadcast ownership rules, warning that outdated regulations could jeopardize the future of local radio against unregulated threats from Big Tech.

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