FCC Poised to Hand Broadcasters Long-Sought Win in Abolishing Station Ownership Cap as Brendan Carr Probes Tension Between TV Groups and Platforms

Broadcast television station owners have been sidelined for roughly two decades as streaming and internet platforms reshaped the industry. Now, the Federal Communications Commission—led by Chairman Brendan Carr—is moving to abolish caps on station ownership, Variety reports. If approved, the change could let major broadcasters consolidate and strengthen their competitive position against digital platforms.

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