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The Media and Enforcement Bureaus enter into a Consent Decree whereby Sinclair agrees to pay $500,000 and abide by a two year compliance plan; and the Bureaus agree to terminate and resolve various outstanding proceedings.

The Media Bureau grants the renwal applications of full power television stations WBFF, WNUV, and WUTB, all Baltimore, MD; denies the Motion for Substitution of Petitioner and dismisses related Petitions to Deny.

Chairman Carr circulated an order that would deny a request by Lifeline providers to extend the FCC's waiver of the program's non-usage rules.

She also names several acting advisors

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This Report and Order adopts revisions to the Commission's rules regulating cable rates to eliminate unnecessary rules and reduce burdens.

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The FCC proposes to delete a provision in its rules that requires telecommunications relay services providers to support the now obsolete ASCII transmission format

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It was founded nine years ago by Jenna Weiss-Berman and Max Linsky and was acquired in 2019 by the company formerly known as Entercom for $18 million. Today, that audio content creator and distributor is known as Audacy. And, it is officially ending operations at that podcast arm.

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An Orlando-based technology company touting "one free app to search, watch and stream everything" is in the midst of promoting a new-to-market offering for programming partners that it says "leverages cutting-edge advancements" in both broadcast and streaming technologies.

The FCC received SJB Child Development Centers' June 4, 2025 Letter of Withdrawal from the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program and confirms its withdrawal from the Program.