Federal Communications Commission
FCC Urges Broadcasters to Air Patriotic Content for U.S. 250th Anniversary
The FCC, led by Brendan Carr, is urging TV networks to pledge patriotic programming ahead of the U.S. 250th anniversary, citing pro-America content like the daily Pledge of Allegiance. Coverage from The Verge, Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Deadline, Hacker News, and The New Republic frames it as advocacy rather than policy, with questions about impact and editorial independence.
FCC bans nearly all foreign-made consumer Wi-Fi routers over security fears
The FCC has ordered a nationwide ban on the import and sale of most foreign-made consumer Wi-Fi routers to protect US national security. Existing routers can continue to be used until 2027, but new models require approval, affecting manufacturers and consumers alike.
DJI Sues FCC Over Drone Import Ban in Major Legal Challenge
DJI has sued the FCC alleging carelessness in its decision to restrict foreign-made drones. This legal move challenges recent import bans and could reshape regulatory policies in the drone industry.
Colbert and CBS Clash Over Interview Policies Amid YouTube's Rise
A clash between Stephen Colbert and CBS over interview practices highlights tensions in media regulation. Meanwhile, the rise of YouTube challenges the relevance of the equal time rule in political broadcasting.