The NAB is challenging the FCC’s foreign sponsorship rules, arguing they contradict Trump administration executive orders.

Navigating TCPA’s Quiet Hours, we discussed a growing wave of lawsuits targeting businesses under the Telephone Consumer ...

Key Takeaways - - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit vacated a $57 million fine levied by the Federal Communications ...

The FCC 'has engaged' with executives at Paramount in order to discuss what will help win approval for its proposed deal to ...

Decisions to eliminate rules can be challenged in court. TechFreedom, a libertarian-leaning think tank, supported the goals of "Delete, Delete, Delete" but cautioned the FCC to move deliberately so ...

Sunsetting ATSC 1.0, reducing paperwork, cutting rules relating to children’s programing, EEO and other areas, and updating EAS are among the many NAB proposals ...

Officials at the federal agency are discussing Paramount's diversity and equity initiatives, as well as a news distortion ...

The operators of a LPFM licensed to the Broward Jewish Alliance, targeting Blacks of Caribbean descent with reggae and soca ...

The FCC’s inbox is overflowing with suggestions from broadcasters on ways the commission can improve its regulatory practices ...

TV Tech’s wrap-up of the filings shows that eliminating ownership rules is the top priority in submissions from the NAB, Nexstar, Sinclair, Gray Media and other commercial broadcasters ...

The FCC will consider a proposal at its April meeting that would set out clear expectations about its review of foreign ...

The NAB has submitted an 80-page filing to the FCC, calling for the deletion of broadcast ownership caps, EEO mandates, and ...