For decades, the Federal Communications Commission has invoked the public interest to regulate the speech of television and radio stations licensed by the agency. Television and radio stations reach their audiences using spectrum granted by FCC licenses, which are subject to the Communications Act’s public interest obligation. Congress did not define the public interest, leaving […]
Author Archives: Brian A. Rankin
Brian A. Rankin is a communications attorney and an adjunct fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. He wrote this for InsideSources.com.