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WDHN, FCC wants you to weight in on new initiative

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DOTHAN, Ala (WDHN) -- WDHN and the Federal Communications Commission need your help! The FCC regulates media and telecommunication companies and local television stations like WDHN. FCC Chariman Brendan Carr, an avid supporter of local news, has launched a new initiative where you, the viewer, will have a voice. The initiative, dubbed "Delete, Delete, Delete," asks you to weigh-in on Commission regulations that should be revised or eliminated al…

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WDHN, FCC wants you to weight in on new initiative

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louisianafirstnews.com

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FCC seeks public input on deleting unnecessary regulations

The Federal Communications Commission asks for the public's input on a new initiative. It's called 'Delete, Delete, Delete.' The FCC Chairman, Brendan Carr, announced it last month in a press release and on the social media platform X. Carr wants you, the news consumer, to weigh in on regulations that should be revised or eliminated. “For too long, administrative agencies have added new regulatory requirements in excess of their authority or kep…

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FOX2548 & WIProud

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Stand up for Local News: Support the Delete, Delete, Delete Initiative

(FOX2548) - FOX 2548, along with our parent company Nexstar, is asking for your support in standing up for local television stations. You can take action by participating in the Delete, Delete, Delete initiative, introduced by Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr. This initiative aims to remove regulations that could hinder the growth and sustainability of local TV stations. Local news plays a crucial role in keeping com…

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CW33 Dallas / Ft. Worth

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Share your opinion on the FCC's "Delete, delete, delete" initiative

DALLAS (KDAF) — The Federal Communications Commission wants to hear from you about which unnecessary regulations should be revised or eliminated. The FCC's new "Delete, Delete, Delete" initiative asks the public to weigh in on old, outdated, or inefficient regulatory rules that should be changed or deleted in order to keep up with the changing landscape of mass communications. "For too long, administrative agencies have added new regulatory requ…

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Radio & Television Business Report

NAB To FCC: Ax ‘Arbitrary National Broadcast Ownership Cap’ | Radio & Television Business Report

The NAB, in an ex parte letter sent to the FCC on Wednesday, asked the Commission engaged in a “Delete, Delete, Delete” initiative sparked by Chairman Brendan Carr to eliminate the national cap on broadcast television ownership. Please Login to view this premium content. (Not a member? Join Today!)

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communicationsdaily.com

FCC Seeks Comment on CTIA Environmental Rules Petition by April 30

The FCC moved quickly to seek comment on a petition filed by CTIA last week (see [Ref:2503270059]) asking the commission to launch a rulemaking aimed at updating its rules to implement the National Environmental Policy Act. The Wireless Bureau released...

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