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FCC Approves Verizon-Frontier Merger After Verizon Backs Down on DEI
After President Donald Trump issued an executive order in January eliminating DEI programs at federal agencies, FCC chair Brendan Carr ended those programs at the FCC and has said he will make eliminating DEI programs part of the approval process for mergers. Carr has also launched investigations into DEI practices at Disney and Comcast.
Verizon ends DEI policies to get FCC's blessing for its $20 billion Frontier deal
The Verizon logo is displayed on the exterior of a Verizon store. The FCC approved its $20 billion deal to buy Frontier Communications, a day after Verizon told the U.S. regulator that it would end many of its diversity-related policies.
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The FCC effort to reinstate race and gender reporting for broadcasters was rejected by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Democratic commissioner tore into the panel’s recent actions under its new chairman, without naming him, saying the ...
The Federal Communications Commission lacks legal authority to re-implement an order requiring demographic data about ...
The Fifth Circuit decided to vacate an FCC order requiring broadcasters to disclose employment demographics, including race ...
The regulator’s letter warns of new scrutiny on Ergen’s EchoStar and considers opening satellite spectrum to rivals including ...
The FCC is already reviewing whether the Harris interview violated "news distortion" rules. Though the agency is prohibited from censorship or infringing the First Amendment rights of media, ...
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