FCC lifts TV ownership limit

The FCC voted to eliminate the national TV station ownership cap, shifting to a case-by-case review process that increases the agency's authority over local station deals. The move, supported by Republican commissioners, aims to reduce outdated restrictions but faces legal challenges from critics claiming only Congress can enact such changes. The reform is expected to lead to greater media consolidation, with larger station groups, like Sinclair, acquiring more stations and potentially impacting local broadcasting.

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