FCC Investigation into Disney and ABC Hiring Practices

The FCC is investigating Disney and ABC for potential violations of equal employment opportunity regulations through 'DEI discrimination.' FCC Chairman Brendan Carr wants to ensure that any discriminatory initiatives have ended and that past practices complied with FCC regulations.

Investigation into The Walt Disney Co. and ABC over DEI Practices

The Federal Communications Commission is investigating The Walt Disney Co. and its ABC television network over concerns of promoting discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.

FCC Investigation into Disney's Discriminatory Policies

The FCC is launching an investigation into Disney's potential discriminatory policies regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion. Disney shareholders rejected a proposal to end their involvement in the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index.

Allegations of Faith-based Discrimination by YouTube TV

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr sent a letter to Google addressing allegations of faith-based discrimination by YouTube TV after claims of refusal to carry Great American Family network. Google denies having policies against religious content.

CBS Accused of Editing Kamala Harris Interview

CBS is accused of editing a Kamala Harris interview in a way that allegedly favored her during the 2024 presidential election. The Fair Election Fund has urged the FCC to hold CBS accountable for this editing. Trump filed a $20 billion lawsuit against CBS for alleged election interference.

FCC Inquiry into Alleged Discrimination Against Faith-Based Programming on YouTube TV

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is seeking answers from Alphabet and Google CEOs regarding alleged discrimination against faith-based programming on YouTube TV. Carr's letter asks for a briefing on the role of virtual MVPDs in the media marketplace and YouTube TV's carriage negotiations process. YouTube denies having policies that prohibit religious content.

FCC Proposals to Enhance GPS and 911 Services

FCC chair Brendan Carr outlined plans to vote on proposals to enhance reliability of GPS and 911 emergency services. The proposals include exploring alternative PNT systems, updating NG911 systems, and strengthening location accuracy rules.

Investigation into NPR, PBS, Verizon, and Comcast by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is investigating NPR and PBS for running prohibited commercials, believing they may be violating federal law. He is also looking into Verizon and Comcast's diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's Efforts Against European Censorship

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reaching out to tech executives to discuss ways to push back on European censorship, citing concerns about free speech and the impact of the EU's Digital Services Act on American companies.

FCC Chairman Briefs Republican Study Committee on George Soros's Bid for Audacy Radio Stations

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr will brief the Republican Study Committee on George Soros's bid to take over 200 Audacy radio stations. The deal was fast-tracked without the usual review processes, raising concerns about foreign ownership and national security.

President Trump criticizes NBCUniversal owner Comcast and FCC investigation

President Trump criticizes NBCUniversal owner Comcast, claiming they should pay vast sums of money for unspecified reasons. The company is looking to spin off cable channels, including MSNBC, into a separate holding company. FCC chair Brendan Carr has opened an investigation into Comcast and NBCUniversal over diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.

CNN's Abby Phillip defends Ana Navarro on 'The View'

CNN's Abby Phillip defended 'The View' co-host Ana Navarro against conservative commentator Scott Jennings during a discussion about the FCC investigation into diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices at Comcast and NBCUniversal.

Media Regulation and Controversy

Brendan Carr, FCC chairman appointed by Trump, is investigating media companies for D.E.I. initiatives but exempting Fox Corporation, sparking criticism and debate. ABC News bureau chief Joshua Hoyos exits following HR investigation. Reddit's stock plummets after earnings report.

FCC Investigation of Comcast and NBCUniversal for Diversity Policies

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr initiated an investigation against Comcast and NBCUniversal for promoting diversity policies, which he deemed as 'invidious forms of discrimination'. The investigation aims to ensure compliance with civil rights protection and FCC regulations.

FCC Investigation into DEI Practices at Comcast and NBCUniversal

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr investigates DEI practices at Comcast and NBCUniversal, aiming to eliminate discriminatory programs in compliance with FCC regulations and civil rights laws. President Trump's executive orders are cited as the impetus for the investigation.

Lawsuit against CBS News over '60 Minutes' interview with Kamala Harris

President Trump filed a lawsuit against CBS News for alleged election interference over their handling of a '60 Minutes' interview with Kamala Harris. The lawsuit has expanded to include Paramount Global and Rep. Ronny Jackson, seeking $20 billion in damages. CBS sought to dismiss the case but the judge ruled against it. The FCC released raw transcript and footage showing CBS edited Harris' response on Israel. CBS is reportedly considering settling the suit to avoid potential retribution from Trump's FCC.

FCC Chairman's Request for No Wardrobe Malfunctions at Super Bowl LIX

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discusses Super Bowl LIX and requests no wardrobe malfunctions during the game, referencing Janet Jackson's infamous incident in 2004.

FCC Proposes Fine Against Telnyx for Robocall Scam

The FCC has proposed a $4,492,500 fine against Telnyx for allegedly enabling a robocall scam by violating 'Know Your Customer' rules. Robocallers impersonating FCC officials mistakenly targeted real FCC employees and their families. Telnyx customers used fake identities and Bitcoin to carry out the scam. Telnyx CEO denies the accusations.

FCC Investigation into Soros-Backed Radio Station Revealing Locations of ICE Agents

FCC investigates Soros-backed radio station for revealing live locations of undercover ICE agents; FCC chairman expresses concern over the situation and the potential violation of FCC license terms; Trump's lawsuit against CBS involves a '60 Minutes' transcript; Soros-backed group purchased stake in over 200 Audacy radio stations; specific details of ICE agents' operation were broadcasted by KCBS 740 AM radio station

CBS News Controversy over Kamala Harris Interview

CBS News staffers upset over controversy surrounding '60 Minutes' Kamala Harris interview. FCC investigating if network violated news distortion policy. Trump filed $10 billion lawsuit against CBS alleging election interference. CBS facing backlash for editing Harris' response in interview.

FCC investigation into radio stations revealing ICE agent locations

The FCC is investigating radio stations backed by George Soros for revealing live locations of undercover ICE agents, potentially putting their safety at risk. FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr expressed concern over violating public interest obligations.

Investigation of Radio Station Revealing ICE Agents' Locations

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr is investigating a radio station backed by George Soros for revealing live locations of undercover ICE agents. The station is being probed for potentially violating FCC licensing terms.

CBS Interview Editing Controversy

CBS's editing of an interview with Kamala Harris was criticized by the Trump administration, leading to an investigation by the FCC. Brian Stelter defends CBS, stating it was a mistake and not a conspiracy. The situation has sparked free speech concerns.

FCC Investigation into CBS News Handling of 60 Minutes Interview with Kamala Harris

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discusses CBS complying with FCC demands to turn over the 60 Minutes interview transcript as part of a probe into potential news distortion. Trump filed a $10 billion lawsuit against CBS News alleging election interference over its handling of the interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris.

CBS News compliance with FCC demand and settlement talks with Trump over lawsuit

CBS News complies with FCC demand to turn over transcript of '60 Minutes' interview with Kamala Harris, subject of Trump's lawsuit. Settlement talks between Trump and CBS News over $10 billion lawsuit underway.

Investigation into NPR and PBS by FCC

FCC head Brendan Carr orders investigation into NPR and PBS for potentially violating federal law by airing commercials. NPR and PBS deny the claims and express confidence in their adherence to FCC regulations. Republicans, including Trump, have been calling to defund NPR and PBS due to perceived left-wing bias.

FCC Investigation into NPR and PBS Sponsorships

The Trump-allied chairman of the FCC is investigating NPR and PBS for potentially violating federal law by airing commercials. NPR denies the allegations, stating they comply with FCC guidelines. This investigation comes amid ongoing criticism from President Trump and Elon Musk towards NPR, with calls to defund the outlets.

FCC Investigation into NPR and PBS Advertisements

FCC commissioner Brendan Carr investigates NPR and PBS for potentially airing prohibited commercial advertisements, sparking a debate on taxpayer funding. Trump-appointed Carr emphasizes free speech and equal-time rule enforcement.

Advances in AI and its Impact on Education, Censorship, and Politics

Advances in AI enable personalized education for children. China intensifies AI censorship. FCC proposes disclosure of AI use in political ads. 3 tech threats to 2024 elections. Apple delays AI tools release.

Senate Republicans Accuse FCC of Advancing AI Regulations as a 'De Facto Arm' of Biden Campaign

Senate Republicans accuse Democrat majority at FCC of acting as a 'de facto arm' of the Biden campaign for advancing AI regulations during an election year. They raise concerns about statutory and constitutional issues, claiming the proposal would favor certain political speech and interfere in the election process.

AT&T Nationwide Service Outage

AT&T customers nationwide experiencing issues calling non-AT&T users, carriers working to resolve. Erroneous 9-1-1 alert sent during outage. FCC investigating reports of wireless call failures. Verizon users in Northeast and Midwest facing calling/texting issues with other carriers.

Political Consultant Faces Charges for Robocall Impersonating President Joe Biden

A political consultant in New Hampshire is facing fines and criminal charges for using artificial intelligence to create a robocall impersonating President Joe Biden, discouraging Democrats from voting in the state's primary.

Robocalls mimicking President Biden in New Hampshire

New Hampshire political consultant facing 24 criminal charges for robocalls mimicking President Biden, using AI technology. FCC imposes $6 million fines. Consultant claims it was a stunt to regulate AI. Calls led to outlawing deep fakes impersonating political candidates.

New FCC Rules on Broadband Labels for Internet Packages

The Federal Communications Commission has adopted new rules that will require internet service providers to create 'broadband labels' to explain to customers exactly what goes into the cost of their service by April 10, 2024.

FCC Commissioner Warns Against Reenacting Net Neutrality Regulations

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr warns that Democrat-led FCC is prioritizing net neutrality over holding big tech companies accountable, citing Google as the greatest threat on the internet. Carr argues against reenacting net neutrality regulations, emphasizing the need to address the threats posed by big tech platforms like Google and Facebook. He suggests reforming Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to rein in big tech platforms.

Internet Subsidy Program Extension

The White House is pushing Congress to extend an internet subsidy program before it runs out of money, potentially causing millions of households to lose internet access. The program helps lower-income families save on their monthly internet bills.

FCC Investigation into Amazon and Retailers Selling Unlawful Electronic Devices

The U.S. FCC is investigating Amazon and other retailers for selling unlawful electronic devices, including radio frequency jammers marketed as drone deterrence or privacy tools.

AT&T Network Outage

AT&T network outage affecting tens of thousands of customers was not due to a cyberattack but an incorrect process during upgrades. Service disruptions reported in cities like Houston, Dallas, Chicago, New York, and Miami. AT&T apologized and fully restored service by Thursday evening. FBI and FCC investigating the cause.