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The UK's broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, has reversed course and will now investigate complaints of climate change denial on television and radio, marking a significant shift after years of dismissing similar grievances. This U-turn follows direct legal pressure from the Good Law Project, which challenged Ofcom's repeat...
Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr champions 'localism' as the core of broadcasters' public interest duty, yet his regulatory actions reveal a starkly different focus. His enforcement targets are not struggling local stations in news deserts, but coverage of international stories from Tehran to San Sa...
The Federal Communications Commission, under new Chairman Brendan Carr, has initiated a move to eliminate the long-standing national TV ownership cap, a foundational rule designed to prevent media monopolies. This deregulatory push, a direct priority of the Trump administration's return to power, targets the 39% nation...
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr has confirmed that the agency's review of Disney's ABC broadcast license is connected to the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, directly contradicting accusations that the investigation represents political retaliation against the media conglome...