The FCC is reviewing a petition from Mad concerning a Fox-owned station license, but Brendan Carr has refused to bring the matter before the full Commission.
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Updated Jul 22
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What happened
The FCC is reviewing a petition from Mad concerning a Fox-owned station license, but Brendan Carr has refused to bring the matter before the full Commission.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Federal Communications Commission
independent U.S. government agency
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Mad
American comic and satirical magazine
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CBS Studios
American television production company
- In 2007, CBS broadcast featured Andrews, Cordes, and Couric criticizing the Food and Drug Administration's problems.
- Various media entities are active in the current news cycle, including CBS premiering a new season of Big Brother, tennis players competing in Wimbledon, and projects for Prime Video and National Geographic.
Related events
- Under the leadership of Brendan Carr, the FCC is threatening license denial for non-compliance issues affecting Disney-owned TV stations.
- ABC filed a lawsuit against the FCC over its license renewal process, accusing the commission of political pressure and bias.
- Brendan Carr is investigating ABC Television Network's talk show for rule violations, while the Trump administration pressures the FCC regarding the network's license renewal.
- Carr was appointed to the FCC chair position, and Trump demanded the FCC take action against a media host.
- With Brendan Carr appointed FCC Chairman, Donald Trump has threatened to pull broadcast licenses.