Media Watchdog Files Appeal After FCC Fails To Reinstate Dismissed Fox ChallengeThe FCC's dismissal of MAD's petition against Fox raises concerns about political bias in regulatory decisions.
Here's the Roundup for the Week Ending February 28FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is focusing on re-empowering local TV stations and regulating content moderation on social media.
What Happens When a Troll Becomes Head of the FCC? We're About to Find Out.Brendan Carr's leadership at the FCC is expected to be even more extreme than that of Ajit Pai, affecting future communications regulations.
What to know about Brendan Carr, Trump's pick for FCC chairBrendan Carr's appointment indicates a conservative shift at the FCC focusing on deregulation and media bias.
A Pretty Bad Case of TDS!' FCC Chair Brendan Carr Mocks Predecessors Who Condemned His Media CrackdownFCC chair Brendan Carr faces backlash from former chairs for media oversight actions seen as weaponizing government against press.
Ex-FCC chairs from both parties say CBS news distortion investigation is bogusBipartisan former FCC commissioners criticize current investigation into CBS for potentially infringing on First Amendment rights.
Media Watchdog Files Appeal After FCC Fails To Reinstate Dismissed Fox ChallengeThe FCC's dismissal of MAD's petition against Fox raises concerns about political bias in regulatory decisions.
Here's the Roundup for the Week Ending February 28FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is focusing on re-empowering local TV stations and regulating content moderation on social media.
What Happens When a Troll Becomes Head of the FCC? We're About to Find Out.Brendan Carr's leadership at the FCC is expected to be even more extreme than that of Ajit Pai, affecting future communications regulations.
What to know about Brendan Carr, Trump's pick for FCC chairBrendan Carr's appointment indicates a conservative shift at the FCC focusing on deregulation and media bias.
A Pretty Bad Case of TDS!' FCC Chair Brendan Carr Mocks Predecessors Who Condemned His Media CrackdownFCC chair Brendan Carr faces backlash from former chairs for media oversight actions seen as weaponizing government against press.
Ex-FCC chairs from both parties say CBS news distortion investigation is bogusBipartisan former FCC commissioners criticize current investigation into CBS for potentially infringing on First Amendment rights.
Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan to block 'Netflix levy' planMr O'Donovan opposes a content levy for media, believing consumers already pay enough for entertainment.
Why Donald Trump and Elon Musk are picking on broadcast TVThe threats to revoke broadcast licenses by Trump and tech billionaires raise serious First Amendment concerns and highlight issues of government regulation in free speech.
GB News boss claims 'far-left' groups are orchestrating attack on channelOfcom's investigation into GB News is viewed by its CEO as an attack on free speech orchestrated by far-left activists.
Why Donald Trump and Elon Musk are picking on broadcast TVThe threats to revoke broadcast licenses by Trump and tech billionaires raise serious First Amendment concerns and highlight issues of government regulation in free speech.
GB News boss claims 'far-left' groups are orchestrating attack on channelOfcom's investigation into GB News is viewed by its CEO as an attack on free speech orchestrated by far-left activists.
Kanye West's antisemitic Super Bowl ad sparks calls for stronger regulatory oversightA Kanye West ad promoting antisemitic merchandise slipped past media scrutiny, exposing serious flaws in ad vetting and industry self-regulation.
Trump names commission member Brendan Carr as FCC chairmanBrendan Carr's FCC chairmanship will focus on regulating media and limiting big tech protections, although his powers may be constrained without new legislation.
California bill makes Big Tech pay for news. Big Tech calls it a government handoutAB 886, the California Journalism Preservation Act, proposes a 'journalism usage fee' for tech companies like Google and Meta for news links shared on their platforms.
How could Donald Trump actually go after the media? - PoynterDonald Trump may take aggressive actions against the press, including influencing regulations, targeting journalists, and using sedition laws against leakers.
California bill makes Big Tech pay for news. Big Tech calls it a government handoutAB 886, the California Journalism Preservation Act, proposes a 'journalism usage fee' for tech companies like Google and Meta for news links shared on their platforms.
How could Donald Trump actually go after the media? - PoynterDonald Trump may take aggressive actions against the press, including influencing regulations, targeting journalists, and using sedition laws against leakers.
James Cridland's International Radio Trends: DAB means even more new stationsDAB's expansion in Asian markets is fostering new options for broadcasters, ultimately aiming to draw in more listeners.
California bill advances that would make Google, Facebook pay news companies whose stories appear on their platformsA bipartisan bill aims to make Google and Facebook pay news companies, impacting the media industry's future and democracy.
Russian Teacher Gets 20 Years In Prison For Transferring Cash To UkraineSharing, liking, and contacting certain media content in Russia or Russia-controlled areas could lead to fines or imprisonment.
Ukrainian Restoration Agency Chief Resigns On Eve Of Berlin ConferenceSharing, liking, or saving content from certain sources in Russia or Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine could lead to fines or imprisonment.