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FCC chairman Brendan Carr suggested Comcast may be violating its broadcast licenses after MSNBC declined to carry a White House briefing Wednesday.
This is per a Twitter missive from FCC chairman/Trump media attack dog Brendan Carr, who was apparently pissed off that MSNBC ...
The FCC on Tuesday shot down CBS’s bid to immediately dismiss a complaint from a conservative group over the controversial “60 Minutes” interview with Democratic presidential candidate ...
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr told Bloomberg that he’s not inclined to approve deals involving companies with pro-diversity initiatives. By Ja'han Jones Donald Trump’s handpicked appointee sitting ...
FCC chairman Brendan Carr told Punchbowl News he’s putting the “finishing touches” on a letter to the ABC parent company. He declined to reveal which specific DEI initiatives he was ...
Think about the repercussions on our democracy,' Gomez tells the National Assn. of Broadcasters convention of FCC chief Brendan Carr's campaign against DEI, '60 Minutes' FCC commissioner Anna M.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr wrote Disney CEO Robert Iger in a letter dated Thursday that the company's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts may not have complied with FCC regulations and that ...
Could the presence of DEI be enough to block a corporate merger? The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made headlines this week with a controversial announcement that could reshape the ...
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr—who is also pushing a "Delete, Delete, Delete" initiative to get rid of as many rules as possible—said in an announcement today that agency rules have prevented ...
The Federal Communications Commission is investigating ABC and parent company Disney over its diversity, equity and inclusion actions, FCC Chair Brendan Carr announced Friday on social media.
Several conservative organizations asked the Federal Communications Commission last week to end its investigation into CBS over a seemingly baseless complaint that the network wrongly altered an ...
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