Exclusive: Brendan Carr — FCC to Vote on Eliminating ‘Outdated’ Ownership Cap to Help Boost Local News Stations

The FCC is set to vote on removing an old ownership cap that limits the number of TV stations a single entity can own. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr believes this change will empower local news stations to better compete against larger media giants. The move could reshape the media landscape by allowing more consolidation but also raising concerns about reduced local news diversity and control. This decision is significant as it may influence the future of local journalism and the power dynamics in media ownership.