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FCC Chair Brendan Carr Faces Scrutiny Over Multiple Policy Decisions and Actions

FCC Chair Brendan Carr is at the center of several controversies, including a vote to end the national broadcast ownership cap, introducing the JAWBONE Act for suing over coerced content removal, facing a court petition to repeal the News Distortion Policy, scrutinizing children's TV content on gender identity, clarifying comments on Iran war coverage, facing Senate testimony scrutiny, investigating a BBC documentary, proposing changes to broadband billing transparency, and being publicly criticized by Jimmy Kimmel.

The Verge

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FCC Reviews E-Rate Program, Educators Fear Funding Cuts

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Education·10/7/2026Resumen IA

FCC Reviews E-Rate Program, Educators Fear Funding Cuts

The FCC is reviewing the E-Rate program, which provides discounted internet to schools and libraries. Educators fear funding cuts could force districts to cover tens of thousands in monthly costs, impacting essential services and student access to 21st-century education.

NPR News

Conservative Groups Petition FCC to Deny ABC License Renewals Over Alleged Bias

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Política·6/7/2026Resumen IA

Conservative Groups Petition FCC to Deny ABC License Renewals Over Alleged Bias

Several conservative organizations have petitioned the FCC to deny license renewals for ABC's eight local TV stations, citing alleged political, racial, and sexual bias, and support for the Chinese Communist Party. This follows an FCC decision to require ABC to apply for renewal early, prompted by an investigation into its diversity efforts.

Guardian Business

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FCC Chairman Accuses Disney of "Campaign of Misinformation" Amid Investigations

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Política·26/6/2026Resumen IA

FCC Chairman Accuses Disney of "Campaign of Misinformation" Amid Investigations

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr accused Disney of running a "campaign of misinformation" as the media giant defends itself against two FCC investigations. One probes "The View" for equal time violations, the other concerns ABC's local TV station license renewals. Disney launched a public awareness campaign, generating over 90,000 public comments.

Guardian Business

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ABC Network Seeks Public Support Amid FCC Investigations

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Media·22/6/2026Resumen IA

ABC Network Seeks Public Support Amid FCC Investigations

ABC is launching a public campaign to garner support as it faces two FCC investigations: one concerning 'The View' and another regarding license renewals for its eight local stations. The network is airing ads urging viewers to voice their opinions to the FCC.

Guardian Business

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FCC Reviews $3 Billion Internet Subsidy Program Over Screen Time Concerns

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Política·4/6/2026Resumen IA

FCC Reviews $3 Billion Internet Subsidy Program Over Screen Time Concerns

The FCC is reviewing its $3 billion E-Rate program for schools and libraries due to concerns about excessive children's screen time. A vote on potential reforms or termination is scheduled for June 25, following a Surgeon General's advisory on the harms of screen use.

The Independent World

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Política·4/6/2026Resumen IA

FCC Reviews $3 Billion Internet Subsidy Program Over Screen Time Concerns

The FCC is reviewing its $3 billion E-Rate program for schools and libraries due to concerns about excessive children's screen time. A new proposal is expected soon, with potential reforms or termination of the program.

The Independent World

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Court strikes down FCC anti-discrimination rule opposed by Internet providers

Tecnología

6/5/2026

Court strikes down FCC anti-discrimination rule opposed by Internet providers

Chairman Brendan Carr celebrates FCC court loss in case over Biden-era rule.

Ars Technica

Former FCC Officials Urge Court to Force Vote on News Distortion Policy Repeal

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Política·28/4/2026Resumen IA

Former FCC Officials Urge Court to Force Vote on News Distortion Policy Repeal

Former FCC commissioners and staffers across parties are urging the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to force a vote on repealing the FCC's News Distortion Policy. The bipartisan group filed their petition in November 2025 after Chair Brendan Carr invoked the 1949 rule to pressure ABC over Jimmy Kimmel. Carr, who can alone bring the item to a vote, has refused while using the policy to threaten broadcasters perceived as biased against Trump. The petitioners argue the policy is unconstitutional and has been weaponized, seeking to compel FCC action before midterm elections.

The Verge

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Former FCC Officials Sue to Force Vote on News Distortion Policy Amid Abuse Allegations

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Política·28/4/2026Resumen IA

Former FCC Officials Sue to Force Vote on News Distortion Policy Amid Abuse Allegations

A bipartisan group of former FCC commissioners and staffers is urging the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit to force a vote on repealing the FCC's News Distortion Policy, arguing it has been weaponized by Republican Chair Brendan Carr. The petition, filed in November 2025 after Carr invoked the rule to pressure ABC over Jimmy Kimmel, has been blocked from a commission vote by Carr, who opposes repeal. The group seeks a writ of mandamus to compel action, citing concerns about the policy's use to threaten broadcasters perceived as biased against Trump, with midterm elections approaching.

The Verge

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FCC Under Fire for Reviewing Children's Programming Ratings on Trans Representation

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Política·23/4/2026Resumen IA

FCC Under Fire for Reviewing Children's Programming Ratings on Trans Representation

The FCC's Media Bureau is soliciting public comments on whether the TV ratings system appropriately handles children's programming with transgender or non-binary characters. Chairman Brendan Carr claims parents are concerned about pro-transgender agenda in programming, though FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez notes only 11 public correspondences were received, with just 2 rating changes needed. Critics call the effort an attempt to erase transgender and non-binary people from media under the guise of protecting children.

The Verge

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