FCC chairboy kevin martin's new proposal confuses us
Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2007
-By MARTY What FCC Chairboy Kevin Martin is proposing will probably open the consolidation flood gates. The FCC chief has submitted his proposal to relax its ban on the cross-ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations in the 20 biggest U.S. cities. The deal is designed to help newspaper publishers save their papers by allowing them to perhaps buy a TV or a radio station which some how some way would help. We don't even think Kev knows what he is proposing."A company that owns a newspaper in one of the 20 largest cities in the country should be permitted to purchase a broadcast TV or radio station in the same market," Martin wrote his newspaper column. "But a newspaper should be prohibited from buying one of the top four TV stations in its community." FCC chief proposes to relax media ownership ban [Reuters] Labels: BigMedia, FCC, KevinMartin, NEWSPAPERS, Sam_Zell |



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