Nick Saban Drew Multiple FCC Complaints From Fans for Cursing During 'College GameDay'
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FCC chairman asks the public to list every regulation he should remove
Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr is asking the public to help him identify “unnecessary” regulations created by the agency so that he can eliminate them.
CBS urges FCC to reject complaint over '60 Minutes' Harris interview
CBS on Monday urged the Federal Communications Commission to reject a complaint over a "60 Minutes" interview with then-Vice ...
Read the FCC complaints about Nick Saban swearing on ESPN: ‘Profanity stuffed in my face’
Three concerned viewers lodged official complains with the FCC about the former Alabama football coach cursing on ESPN's ...
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It’s Official: Deregulation Is Coming From The FCC
The broadcast media industry's key leaders have been asking for it. Soon, they'll likely get it. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr on ...
FCC Complaint Called For $1 Million Nick Saban Fine After Behavior on 'College GameDay'
One fan took exception to Saban's colorful language, as they wrote to the FCC, demanding that they fine ESPN $1 million ...
CBS hits back at FCC over probe into ‘60 Minutes’ edits
CBS argued that the news distortion complaint should be dismissed, saying the U.S. Supreme Court has never 'recognized a ...
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FCC Officially Opens Door to Mass Broadcast Deregulation
The FCC is opening the floodgates to mass deregulation of the broadcasting industry under the mantra of "Delete, Delete, Delete." ...
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SpaceX Rivals Urge FCC to Reject 'Anticompetitive' Starlink Upgrades
Several satellite companies—including EchoStar, Viasat, and Globalstar—argue that proposed Starlink upgrades are 'a serious ...
FCC unveils sweeping deregulation effort
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is planning a new effort to roll back regulations on the tech, media and telecommunications industries, the department announced Wednesday. The FCC said ...