FCC expected to get rid of ownership caps for local TV

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The FCC is expected to eliminate ownership caps for local television stations. The chair of the FCC is advocating for the change, arguing it will benefit local news coverage today. The proposal is being debated by other stakeholders who have concerns about the impact on competition and diversity. A vote on the proposal will decide the future of television news across the country. The story is reported by CPR News.


Sources: CPR News (public radio)

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