FCC Approves TV Ownership Limits Lift

The FCC voted 2-1 to relax ownership limits on TV stations, allowing companies to own more outlets and surpass the previous 39% coverage cap, with the aim of supporting local journalism amid declining viewership and revenue. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr defended the move, stating it would promote the public interest and help local stations thrive, while opponents argued it would favor large corporations and threaten community voices. The decision has sparked opposition from Democrats, consumer groups, and state officials concerned about increased consolidation, layoffs, and reduced diversity in local news.

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