FCC Aiming to Simplify Licensing for Satellites and Earth Stations

FCC Aiming to Simplify Licensing for Satellites and Earth Stations

FCC to Streamline Satellite Licensing Process In July, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to vote on a proposal aimed at simplifying the licensing for satellites and earth stations. This move seeks to remove “outdated regulations” that are seen as obstacles to the expanding commercial space sector in the U.S. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr […]

Media watchdog urges the FCC to revoke ABC’s TV licenses, claiming partisan bias

Media watchdog urges the FCC to revoke ABC's TV licenses, claiming partisan bias

Conservative media critics are claiming that ABC exhibits partisan bias and are urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to deny the renewal of ABC’s broadcasting license, leaving significant television rights uncertain. A document obtained recently highlights allegations from the Media Research Center (MRC) against ABC, saying the network is engaged in biased campaigning, neglecting crucial […]

Monitor informs FCC that ‘The View’ functions as a Democratic Party initiative

Monitor informs FCC that 'The View' functions as a Democratic Party initiative

ABC Faces FCC Scrutiny Over “The View” The Media Research Center (MRC) is pushing the idea that ABC’s “The View” operates more like a political campaign than a legitimate news interview program. This assertion comes as the network is currently engaged in a dispute with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding equal time for political […]

Dem senators call on the FCC to pause the Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger

Dem senators call on the FCC to pause the Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger

Senators Urge FCC to Halt Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Three Democratic senators have formally requested that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) pause the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery. Their main concern revolves around the influence of foreign investors in what could become one of the largest media companies in the U.S. In a joint […]

FCC and FTC Leaders Join Forces with Major Hollywood Union to Protest Paramount, Skydance, and Warner Bros. Merger

FCC and FTC Leaders Join Forces with Major Hollywood Union to Protest Paramount, Skydance, and Warner Bros. Merger

Protest Against Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Merger in Los Angeles On Saturday, a gathering took place in Los Angeles to protest Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. This “anti-merger” event saw participation from writers, actors, staff, and small business owners, along with officials from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and […]

Brendan Carr from the FCC Asks for Feedback on Safeguarding Children from Too Much Screen Time

Brendan Carr from the FCC Asks for Feedback on Safeguarding Children from Too Much Screen Time

FCC Initiates Review of E-Rate Program to Protect Children On Wednesday, the FCC kicked off proceedings to reassess its approximately $3 billion E-Rate program, aiming to ensure that networks funded by E-Rate effectively safeguard children in America. In a statement, Mr. Carr highlighted the significant increase in screen time for children, particularly during the COVID-19 […]

FCC initiates extensive review of $3B school internet support program due to concerns about screen time

FCC initiates extensive review of $3B school internet support program due to concerns about screen time

FCC Initiates Review of E-Rate Program Amid Screen Time Concerns On Wednesday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it’s starting a comprehensive examination of the E-Rate program, which subsidizes Internet access for schools. This move comes in light of rising concerns that increased screen time may negatively affect academic performance. The E-Rate program allocates […]

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr addresses school screen time in E-Rate evaluation

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr addresses school screen time in E-Rate evaluation

New Data Reveals Struggles in Math Among US Students A recent investigation has uncovered a concerning decline in math and reading proficiency among American students. Experts suggest that this “learning recession” started back in 2013, long before the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the situation. Sean Reardon from Stanford University and Nat Markus from the American Enterprise […]