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FCC chair sends letter to Google questioning faith-based discrimination claims against YouTube TV

Federal Communications Chairman Brendan Carr sent a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai regarding YouTube TV's refusal to carry Great American Family, implying potential faith-based discrimination.
Carr acknowledged the FCC's limited authority over streaming services like YouTube TV but is considering expanding regulations.
YouTube spokesperson Audrey Lopez stated there are no policies prohibiting religious content on their platform.
Additionally, Google faces scrutiny from Rep. Jim Jordan regarding allegations of content removal at the Biden administration's request.

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YouTube TV is being accused of Censoring Faith-Based 'Great American Family'

In a growing controversy, YouTube TV, a popular streaming service owned by Google, has been accused of censoring faith-based and family-friendly programming, specifically targeting the channel Great American Family. The allegations have sparked outrage among viewers and drawn scrutiny from federal regulators, with FCC Chairman Brendan Carr demanding explanations from Google. Multiple news outlets have […]

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YouTube TV Accused of Censoring Faith-Based 'Great American Family', FCC Chair Demands Answers

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is demanding answers from Google after finding evidence that sugge

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FCC grills Google over alleged faith-based discrimination on YouTube TV

Google offices in Chelsea, Manhattan, New York. / Credit: MNAphotography/Shutterstock Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Mar 13, 2025 / 14:50 pm (CNA). The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is demanding answers from Google over concerns that its YouTube TV streaming service might be discriminating against faith-based channels in its programming decisions. The allegations stem from YouTube TV’s refusal to permit faith-based television network Great…

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FCC Grills Google Over Alleged Faith-Based Discrimination in YouTube TV Programming

Sean Pavone Google's New York headquarters. Great American Media has been trying to make its Great American Family network available on YouTube TV for at least several months.

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FCC To Investigate Alleged Faith-Based Discrimination at YouTube TV as It Ramps Up War on the ‘Censorship Cartel’

The FCC commissioner, Brendan Carr, says he wants to ‘dismantle’ the ‘censorship cartel.’

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Great American Family increases pressure on YouTube TV to carry content - Washington Examiner

Great American Family has issued a call to its fans and social media users to contact Google and YouTube, specifically to request both media giants to pick up its movies and content on YouTube TV. The network specializing in faith-based programming is available on Cox, Hulu, and DirecTV streams, but has notably been unavailable to users on YouTube TV, which surpassed eight million subscribers last year. On Friday, Federal Communications Commissi…

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