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09/24/2025
Standard General Lost TEGNA, but Still Pursuing Litigation
The U.S. District Court for D.C. dismissed a lawsuit filed by Standard General Managing Partner Soo Kim against the FCC, its Media Bureau and former Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel that accused the Commission of impeding its proposed TEGNA acquisition because of racial discrimination. Now Kim and Standard General are pursuing an appeal.
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09/08/2025
SNY, WPIX Extend Amid Nexstar-Mission Ownership Questions
Nexstar’s involvement in the New York station WPIX has been under FCC scrutiny for well over a year, but that’s not stopping it from making deals.
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09/08/2025
FCC to Roll out Broadcast Quadrennial Review
The FCC will vote at its September meeting to kick off the agency’s congressionally required quadrennial review of its broadcast ownership rules.
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09/05/2025
NAB Focuses on Sports in Latest Regulatory Push
NAB launched a new phase in its campaign to modernize broadcast ownership rules, with new creative highlighting the risk of losing live sports on free broadcast channels.
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09/02/2025
OAN Says No to Relaxing Broadcasters’ 39% Cap
Newsmax’s Chris Ruddy has company in opposing efforts to lift the 39% national audience ownership cap for broadcasters.
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08/25/2025
More Reply Comments in FCC Media Ownership Docket
Reply comments continued to pour in Friday for the FCC’s proceeding on whether it should revisit its 39% national audience cap for broadcasters.