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03/24/2025
Finding the Line in Carr’s DEI Policy Divide
FCC Chair Brendan Carr has made it clear in recent days that he won’t support mergers of companies that he deems as being involved in “invidious” DEI practices. That confirmation has come through interviews and comments on his own X page.
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03/21/2025
FCC Begins Investigating CCP-Aligned Companies
FCC Chair Brendan Carr is putting his newly-minted Council on National Security to work, announcing a large-scale investigation into the ongoing U.S. operations of businesses aligned with the Chinese Communist Party.
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03/21/2025
Powell Ponders Policy Changes in Comcast Series
Although companies may feel the stress of increasing competition in broadband, former FCC and current President/CEO of NCTA Michael Powell sees it as an exciting time from the consumers’ viewpoint.
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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.
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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 news that President Trump had fired Democratic FTC Commissioners Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya.