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The FCC just shredded local TV station ownership rules

FCC removes ownership cap on local TV stations

In a 2-1 vote, the commission eliminates a rule that kept station groups from reaching more than 39 percent of TV households.

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FCC votes to ax rule limiting local TV station ownership in move that could spark industry deals

Opinion

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The FCC just shredded local TV station ownership rules, despite questionable legality

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FCC votes to repeal TV station ownership cap amid Nexstar-Tegna merger

In a 2-1 vote, the FCC rolled back a rule that had limited the number of TV stations a company can own; the decision is expected to face legal challenges.

Axios · 19h

FCC votes to lift broadcast ownership cap

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FCC scraps limit on local TV ownership in win for media conglomerates

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FCC votes to eliminate broadcast ownership rule

FCC Commissioner Ana Gomez, the body's only Democrat, blasted the FCC's vote, calling it "unlawful on its face and a profound departure" from long-standing department rulemaking.

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FCC ends 39% local TV station ownership cap

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FCC Removes Key Limit On Media Ownership, Raising Potential For Major Consolidation Of Broadcast TV Stations

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Poynter

The FCC sets the stage for a showdown over local TV ownership

The Federal Communications Commission will vote Aug. 6 on a proposal that could dramatically reshape local TV ownership by loosening long-standing limits on how many stations a single company can own. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced the vote Wednesday ...

Boise State Public Radio

FCC scraps cap on TV ownership. Critics worry it gives corporations too much power

Federal regulators voted to lift a cap meant to preserve competition among local TV stations. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says the move will help local news survive. Not everyone agrees.