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Trump to give Republicans a 3-1 FCC majority, isn't filling empty Democratic seat

Ars Technica · 2026-08-11 Cached

Trump nominates Republican Danielle Thumann Severs to the FCC, giving Republicans a 3-1 majority and breaking the norm of paired bipartisan appointments, which Democrats criticize as a power grab that could impact broadcast regulation.

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Tom DeLay helped create TV ownership cap—he says Trump FCC has no authority to repeal it

Ars Technica · 2026-08-04 Cached

Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay argues the FCC lacks authority to repeal the 39% TV ownership cap, which was written into law by Congress, as the Trump FCC moves to eliminate the rule.

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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s war on the First Amendment

The Verge · 2026-07-23 Cached

The Verge article covers FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's push to end the national broadcast ownership cap and the bipartisan JAWBONE Act targeting government coercion of social media, AI, and broadcasting companies, highlighting debates over First Amendment protections.

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ABC tells the government to get out of its newsrooms

The Verge · 2026-07-07 Cached

ABC fires back at the FCC's investigation into The View's political candidate interviews, arguing it threatens editorial independence and violates the First Amendment.

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Trump FCC warns all broadcasters to follow orders or be punished like ABC

Ars Technica · 2026-05-29 Cached

The Trump administration's FCC warns all broadcasters to comply with orders or face punishment, citing ABC's ongoing case where Disney was ordered to submit early license renewals over alleged discrimination violations. ABC challenges the order as unconstitutional and retaliatory.

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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to keep Wayback Machine

Hacker News Top · 2026-05-12 Cached

A petition calls on major media outlets like the New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today to resume collaborating with the Internet Archive, arguing that blocking the Wayback Machine undermines press freedom and historical record preservation.

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