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FCC, DOJ Try to Help (Certain) Broadcasters with Sports Rights, but Will It Work?

Recently, there has been a flurry of activity around problems related to sports and the distribution of sports programming. In this note we provide some background on various efforts in the White House and the Congress while focusing on the DOJ’s investigation into the NFL, FCC’s new Public Notice related to sports programming, Chairman Carr’s threats to the NFL, how they fit into Carr’s broader media agenda (to assist certain broadcasters) and how it might affect the already changing media environment.

10/04/2026 1 EN

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FCC, DOJ Try to Help (Certain) Broadcasters with Sports Rights, but Will It Work?

Judge extends TRO in NXST Antitrust Case

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