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ABC Sues FCC Over Threats to Broadcast Licenses In First Amendment Case
ABC has sued FCC over its threats to its broadcast licenses saying it's a violation of its first-amendment rights.
ABC Calls on FCC to Dismiss “Extraordinary and Unprecedented” License Renewal Proceedings
ABC calls on FCC to dismiss early license renewal for stations amid The View battle.
FCC Chairman Accepted Pricey Tickets to Kennedy Center Honors Amid Paramount Oversight
FCC chairman Brendan Carr accepted expensive Kennedy Center Honors ticket from Paramount amid deal reviews.
FCC to Vote on Ending Broadcast Station Ownership Cap
FCC chairman Brendan Carr says his agency will vote in August on ending the cap on broadcast station ownership.
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch Cites FCC Chairman’s Jimmy Kimmel Criticism as Evidence of Agency Overreach
Supreme Court justice Neil Gorsuch cited FCC Jimmy Kimmel criticism in concurring opinion and agency overreach.
ABC Escalates Battle With FCC, Launches On-Air Campaign Urging Public Support
ABC ad campaign urges support in fight with the FCC over The View and local station broadcast licenses.
Charter CFO Unpacks Its $34.5 Billion Cox Megadeal
Jessica Fischer told an investors conference Charter’s big streaming bundle strategy helping to stem cable TV subscriber losses.