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FCC Streamlines Process to Retire Old Copper Lines
The effort to cut red tape is designed to unleash new infrastructure investments, FCC chair Carr said
Reps. Flood, Alford, Boyle, and Soto Relaunch the Broadcasters Caucus
All four have extensive involvement in the broadcast industry that they want to use to highlight the importance of local stations
FCC Commissioner Simington Reports Staff Changes
The commissioner’s chief of staff has left the FCC to join the NTIA
FCC Commissioner Starks to Resign `This Spring’
Starks has sent a letter to President Trump and Senate Minority Leader Schumer detailing plans to resign
FCC’s Gomez: Trump Administration Is Waging an "Aggressive Campaign" to “Bring Broadcasters...to Heel”
In a fireside chat she urges FCC to “pivot away” from “partisan culture wars and focus on our core priorities”
FCC Approves Gray’s Acquisition of KXLT
It is the first FCC approval of a new combination of two full-power, top-four ranked, same-market television stations in over five years, Gray reported
FCC Chairman Carr Launches Massive Deregulation Initiative
As part of the effort, the FCC has opened a docket called, `In Re: Delete, Delete, Delete’
FCC’s Carr Warns YouTube TV About “Bias” Against Religious Networks
The FCC’s chair also asked the streamer for a briefing on their views regarding the reclassification of vMVPDs
