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The FCC will vote on August 6th on whether to eliminate the national ownership cap rule for broadcast stations, which restricts ownership to companies that reach no more than 39 percent of U.S. TV households. FCC Chair Brendan Carr argues that the rise of digital platforms has made the rule outdated.
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The FCC will vote on August 6th on whether to eliminate the national ownership cap rule for broadcast stations, which restricts ownership to companies that reach no more than 39 percent of U.S. TV households. FCC Chair Brendan Carr argues that the rise of digital platforms has made the rule outdated.
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