Convergent TV

FCC Takes Aim at TV Joint Sales Deals

Agency will also initiate review of media ownership rules

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By Katy Bachman

March 6, 2014

Does the Federal Communications Commission have it in for local broadcasters? Some insist that's the case. 

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