As CBS, the FCC and Colbert battle again, what are the actual rules of the road governing this stuff and do they still make any sense in today’s media environment?

An announcer at the Winter Olympics has been scolded for violating official broadcasting outfit rules. The 2026 Winter Olympics are continuing on Sunday. NBC and Peacock have full coverage of the ...

Cole Hamels is back, Taryn Hatcher is out as NBC Sports Philadelphia increases the number if spring training games it'll air.

When Stephen Colbert walked out onto the stage of The Late Show this week, he opened with a line most viewers weren’t expecting: a political ... Read More ...

Lawmakers are taking a closer look at the Federal Communications Commission’s broadcast media ownership rules in light of a mega merger proposed by Nexstar Media Group as it looks to acquire fellow ...

During a special meeting held on Feb. 2, the Uniformity Committee of the Multistate Tax Commission (MTC) voted to advance ...

This week, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation held a hearing to examine rules on broadcast ...

The committee will look at a rule that limits a single broadcaster from reaching beyond 39% of U.S. television households ...

In a Senate Commerce hearing, Senators looked at the changes to the American media landscape, focusing on a rule on broadcast ...

Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hearing set for Feb. 10 will pay particular attention to the rule prohibiting station groups from reaching no more than 39% of TV homes ...

Sen. Cruz questions the relevance of traditional media ownership rules in the digital age during a Senate hearing.