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FCC's Carr on Approval Times, Paramount-Warner Deal and Disney

FCC's Carr on Approval Times, Paramount-Warner Deal and Disney
Bloomberg Technology Monday 13 July 2026, 15:52 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 13th, 2026 FCC's Carr on Approval Times, Paramount-Warner Deal and Disney FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discusses the need to speed up approval times for spectrum and orbital data centers. He also talks about Paramount Skydance trying to buy Warner Bros. Discovery and the importance of broadcasters acting in the public interest. He speaks on "Bloomberg Tech."

Jul 13th, 2026 FCC's Carr on Approval Times, Paramount-Warner Deal and Disney FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discusses the need to speed up approval times for spectrum and orbital data centers. He also talks about Paramount Skydance trying to buy Warner Bros. Discovery and the importance of broadcasters acting in the public interest. He speaks on "Bloomberg Tech." [Image text:] Brendan Carr FCC CHAIRMAN Bloomberg Tech FCCCONFRONTSNEXTFRONTIEROF SPACEECONOMY
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