A MVPD owned by Cincinnati Bell has filed a bad faith complaint with the FCC against Nexstar Media Group. Why? Altafiber ...

The broadcaster removed references to its diversity, equity and inclusiveness programs from its website and social media profiles.

WASHINGTON D.C.—In response to an FCC ruling that Nexstar violated requirements to negotiate a retransmission consent deal with Hawaiian Telecom in good faith, Nexstar is disputing the proposed ...

Failing that, Nexstar could put the station under its umbrella and then shed other stations in its portfolio in order to remain under the ownership cap. The FCC also fined the company $1.2 million.

The commission on Thursday issued a 42-page decision in its probe of Nexstar’s ties to Mission Broadcasting and whether their business agreement violated the FCC‘s reach limit on TV station ...

Count Nexstar Chairman and CEO Perry Sook as a fan of incoming FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. “Congratulations to Commissioner Brendan Carr on being named incoming Chairman at the FCC. He is an ...

Here’s how it works. In the longstanding dispute over retransmission consent negotiations between Comcast and Mission Broadcasting’s WPIX, Mission Broadcasting and Nexstar have filed separate briefs ...

After asking its viewers to encourage the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to eliminate certain media ownership restrictions, Nexstar Media Group has now called on many of its own local ...

NewsNation and CW parent Nexstar itself hasn’t drawn the ire of the incoming president, but its CEO Perry Sook says Donald Trump’s threats against big broadcasters, that the FCC could pull ...

After a harness and safety check, he took a 20-minute ride in a lift called a “pan” and transferred onto the Nexstar tower where ... an hour and a half, the FCC chair was back on the ground ...

For more information, today Optimum filed this letter with the FCC related to its ongoing negotiations with Nexstar. Steps for Customers to Take: About Optimum Optimum is a brand of Altice USA ...

This migration could exacerbate the spread of deceptive AI-generated content on platforms where there are no disclosure mandates, ultimately undermining the FCC’s goal of transparency.