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03/20/2025
Simington Says: News Distortion Raises Issues, Broadcasters Need Reform
Broadcasters appear to have a sympathetic ear in FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington when it comes to media ownership reform, which he touched on as a priority during an appearance at a Media Institute Lunch in D.C. on Thursday.
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03/20/2025
Conservative Orgs Ask for ‘60 Minutes’ Complaint Dismissal
A coalition of conservative organizations wrote the FCC on Wednesday asking the agency to dismiss the Center for American Rights’ complaint regarding a “60 Minutes” interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris.
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03/19/2025
FTC Oustings Raise Red Flags For Other Agencies
Washington observers are still reeling after a Tuesday that closed with news that President Trump had fired Democratic FTC Commissioners Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya.
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03/19/2025
Eighth Circuit Hears Broadcast Ownership Oral Arguments
The Eighth Circuit heard oral arguments Wednesday on a challenge brought by broadcasters against the FCC’s local television ownership restrictions.
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03/19/2025
Effros: Which Way Is Up?
Things have gotten so “upside down” in Washington in the last few months that it’s hard to tell “which way is up!”
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03/18/2025
Starks to Exit FCC
FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks stunned Washington on Tuesday with the news he intends to resign from the agency this spring.