FCC Ownership Showdown Could Shape Radio's Deregulation Future.

Coalition asks FCC to stay repeal of 39 percent TV ownership cap

Press freedom groups and unions say only Congress can change the limit, as cable trade groups file their own challenge

FCC Ownership Showdown Could Shape Radio's Deregulation Future.

A legal fight over the FCC’s elimination of the national television ownership cap could have significant implications for radio deregulation. As broadcasters seek greater flexibility to compete with digital media, a new challenge questions the Commission’s authority to ease ownership…

Stay Away: NAB Opposes MVPDs Attempt to Freeze TV Cap Melt

The NAB has responded to efforts coordinated by a group of broadband associations designed to stop the FCC from moving forward with its decision to delete a Congressionally mandated 39% national TV ownership reach limit by largely supporting the agency's desire to move forward — and not wait for pending judicial review.

With Radio Waiting Its Turn, NAB Defends TV Cap Repeal

A bid to keep the national TV ownership cap on ice is drawing a pointed rebuttal from broadcasting's trade association, and radio operators waiting on rule changes of their own are watching closely, with the 2022 Quadrennial Review results remaining in limbo.

Public Interest Groups and Unions Want FCC to Stay Order Eliminating TV Ownership Cap

A collection of public interest groups, unions and journalism organizations filed a petition Friday with the FCC, calling on the agency to stay the order to eliminate the national TV ownership cap, pending judicial review. A number of state broadband...