FCC scraps broadcast TV ownership cap amid fears of media consolidation

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to scrap the cap on broadcast TV ownership despite strong opposition and concerns that the move will accelerate media consolidation. Critics warn the decision threatens the diversity of local media ownership across the United States. The vote exposed deep divisions over the future of local broadcasting.

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