FCC votes to lift broadcast ownership cap
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The FCC's decision to lift the long-standing national TV ownership cap means broadcasters can now own more stations across the country, reaching more than 39% of U.S. TV households. This change, passed along party lines, opens the door for media giants to merge and consolidate their reach, potentially reshaping the landscape of local broadcasting. Critics argue this move could lead to reduced local news diversity, while supporters say it will help broadcasters compete with the digital dominance of tech firms.
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