FCC’s Aug 6 vote may scrap national ownership cap, not just raise it
TVREV’s Tim Hanlon reports that the FCC is weighing whether to drop the 39% national ownership cap entirely in favor of case-by-case public-interest review.
Why it matters. Broadcasters lose the fixed 39% ceiling as a defense and must instead justify each acquisition’s scale to the FCC case-by-case.
Signal from TVREV · Tim Hanlon · read the original.
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