Broadcasting in the Public Interest: Examining FCC Leadership Skills and Policy Upheaval
Broadcasting in the Public Interest: Examining FCC Leadership Skills and Policy Upheaval
Lee, T.L., Higgins-Dobney, C., Denetra Walker, & Chautin, J. “Broadcasting in the Public Interest: Examining FCC Leadership Skills and Policy Upheaval,” presented at AEJMC national conference, New Orleans, August.
Abstract: Since Brendan Carr became chair of the FCC, U.S. broadcasting has experienced sweeping regulatory and ownership changes, including mergers involving Paramount. This panel explored the creative solutions local communities are undertaking to fill unmet information needs by re-envisioning the role of public, community spaces in view of budget cuts and regulatory changes affecting broadcast rights and media ownership. It will also shed light on whether these developments serve the public interest.
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