FCC’s Carr Sends Message to Big Tech
Also says FCC needs to ensure broadcasters serve the public interest

Also says FCC needs to ensure broadcasters serve the public interest
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 2024 – In President Donald Trump’s new administration, Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Brendan Carr says that the FCC needs to help rein in Big Tech and make sure broadcasters serve the public interest.
“I want to congratulate President Trump on his historic election victory,” Republican Carr said Thursday in a statement. “When the transition is complete, the FCC will have an important role to play reining in Big Tech, ensuring that broadcasters operate in the public interest, and unleashing economic growth.”
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