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F.C.C. Asks Court to Toss ABC Suit Over Broadcast Licenses

F.C.C. Asks Court to Toss ABC Suit Over Broadcast Licenses
NYT Business Friday 04 September 2026, 00:44 UTC By Jim Rutenberg 1 min read
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The Federal Communications Commission, which is led by Brendan Carr, said in a filing that ABC was trying to use a federal court to short-circuit the regulatory process.

The Federal Communications Commission, which is led by Brendan Carr, said in a filing that ABC was trying to use a federal court to short-circuit the regulatory process.
F.C.C. (ORG) The Federal Communications Commission (ORG) Brendan Carr (PERSON) ABC (ORG)
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