On the recordAugust 6, 2026
“Chairman Carr’s move to get rid of the ownership cap is a move to circumvent Congress’s authority and further consolidate media power in the hands of a handful of massive broadcast conglomerates,”
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rollcall.com“Chairman Carr’s move to get rid of the ownership cap is a move to circumvent Congress’s authority and further consolidate media power in the hands of a handful of massive broadcast conglomerates,”
Luján criticizes FCC's decision on ownership cap.
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