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FCC Wants Details Regarding 2025 iHeartCountry Festival
In a recent letter, FCC Chairman Carr asked for details about how iHeartMedia organizes events like this and how it ensures compliance with federal payola laws.
FCC Issues Advisory Regarding Airplay And Free Performances
Blackburn has alleged a “forced quid pro quo” for the shows often used for charity shows or radio station events.
FCC Launches Investigation into KCBS After Host Reveals Details of ICE Agents in Area
"The FCC will hold broadcasters accountable for complying with their public interest obligations."
New FCC Chair Brendan Carr Tells Fox News: ‘Status Quo’ Around ‘Legacy Media Needs to Change’
"Jeff Bezos just recently did an op-ed where he said that Americans don't trust the news media. He said now they're the least trusted of all. And I think he's speaking a lot of truth there."
NAB Commends Brendan Carr After Appointment as FCC Chairman
"We are excited to continue our work with the chairman-designate to level the playing field and remove regulatory barriers that impede investment in local broadcast newsrooms."
The End of the Print Newspaper, And the Value of Change
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NAB CEO Curtis LeGeyt After Donald Trump Calls for Broadcast Licenses to Be Revoked: ‘Threat Undermines Basic Freedom’ of 1st Amendment
“From our country’s beginning, the right of the press to challenge the government, root out corruption, and speak freely without fear of recrimination has been central to our democracy."
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel Addresses Calls For Station License Revocation
The ex-president's statements, driven by political motives, led Rosenworcel to emphasize the significance of upholding free speech as protected by the First Amendment.
FCC Chair Visits Asheville North Carolina Following Hurricane Helene
“The area where Helene left her mark was especially broad and includes mountainous communities like those in western North Carolina that do not regularly see these kinds of storms,”