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The FCC has voted to eliminate a 39% cap on television ownership, allowing companies to reach a larger share of U.S. households. The decision, made in a 2-1 vote, is expected to facilitate corporate consolidation in the media industry, particularly benefiting Nexstar Media Group in its acquisition of Tegna. Critics have raised concerns about the potential impacts on local broadcasters and media diversity.
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The FCC has voted to eliminate a 39% cap on television ownership, allowing companies to reach a larger share of U.S. households. The decision, made in a 2-1 vote, is expected to facilitate corporate consolidation in the media industry, particularly benefiting Nexstar Media Group in its acquisition of Tegna. Critics have raised concerns about the potential impacts on local broadcasters and media diversity.
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FCC Votes to Eliminate Broadcast TV Ownership Cap