Coverage dated July 15, 2026

FCC to Vote on Ending Broadcast Station Ownership Cap

Headline from The Hollywood Reporter

The move would allow station owners like Nexstar and Sinclair to expand their reach.

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Reports & sources

5 articles, oldest first.

  1. The National Pulse

    FCC Chairman Targets Elimination of TV Station Ownership Cap to Restore Balance to Media Landscape. (opens The National Pulse)

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    The National Pulse's feed description

    The FCC plans to vote to eliminate the 39 percent national ownership cap on television stations, arguing that the reform will restore balance between local broadcasters and national media conglomerates.

  2. The Hollywood Reporter

    FCC to Vote on Ending Broadcast Station Ownership Cap (opens The Hollywood Reporter)

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    The Hollywood Reporter's feed description

    The move would allow station owners like Nexstar and Sinclair to expand their reach.

  3. Common Dreams

    Trump FCC Attempts Illegal 'Repeal' of Congress’ National Broadcast Ownership Cap (opens Common Dreams)

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    Common Dreams's feed description

    On Wednesday, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr announced his scheme to repeal a limit that Congress set on the national reach of broadcast-television conglomerates. Lifting the cap from its congressionally mandated limit of 39 percent of national audience is key to a proposed …

  4. Breitbart News

    Exclusive: Brendan Carr — FCC to Vote on Eliminating ‘Outdated’ Ownership Cap to Help Boost Local News Stations (opens Breitbart News)

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    Breitbart News's feed description

    The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is expected to vote next month on eliminating a rule that caps how many television stations one entity may own — a move FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said would help local news outlets fight back against being swallowed whole by large national media conglomera…

  5. Revolver News

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