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WASHINGTON Unbowed over the commission’s rejection of his attempt to regulate the cable industry on Tuesday, FCC chairman Kevin Martin remains determined to push an aggressive media agenda at the agency.
On Thursday, he began circulating proposals for the commission’s January meeting that include setting a maximum cable-company subscriber ceiling, an inquiry on product integration in TV shows and easing media-ownership limits on newspaper and broadcast companies.
Under a 1992 law, Congress directed the FCC to set limits on the number of customers one company can reach nationwide.
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