FCCProposed Rule
2022 Quadrennial Regulatory Review: Broadcast Ownership Rules and Other Rules Adopted Pursuant to the Telecommunications Act
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Summary
The FCC is reviewing rules that limit how many TV and radio stations one company can own in a single market, and other broadcast ownership regulations. This review happens every four years to decide if these rules still make sense in today's media landscape and whether they should be updated.
Key Points
- 1The FCC is examining ownership limits that prevent large media companies from controlling too many broadcast stations in one area
- 2The review covers rules created under the Telecommunications Act that are meant to ensure diverse voices and prevent media monopolies
- 3This is a proposed rule, meaning it's still in the early stages and the FCC is asking for public feedback before making final decisions
- 4The public comment period runs until January 17, 2026, allowing citizens, broadcasters, and advocacy groups to weigh in on whether rules should change
- 5Changes could affect how many stations companies can own, potentially impacting local news coverage and radio diversity
Key Dates
Published
November 17, 2025
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