The Federal Communications Commission’s “Delete, Delete, Delete” initiative has attracted significant attention from industry groups. In response to Chairman Brendan Carr’s call for public input, 90% of the comments received were deregulatory wishlists. Major broadband providers like AT&T and Verizon, along with top lobbying groups for cable, telecom, and mobile broadband industries, submitted their requests. Satellite companies SpaceX and Amazon’s Kuiper also joined in, seeking deregulation in their sector. Other participants included prison phone company Securus, TV broadcasters, and groups advocating for less stringent robocall rules. The initiative, aimed at eliminating unnecessary regulatory burdens, had an initial comment deadline, with reply comments due by April 28. This widespread industry response highlights the significant interest in reducing regulatory constraints across various sectors.
Sue Wilson
@sueblueswilson
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Apr 14 A legal Petition filed today at the FCC from Frequency Forward &
@IronStache
Randy Bryce details Sinclair Broadcasting misrepresentations to the Commission, saying FCC should not allow Sinclair to hold ANY licenses to broadcast: https://suewilsonreports.com/2025/04/petition-at-fcc-to-examine-sinclair.html…
Jeff Clark
@JeffClarkUS
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Apr 9 Today, OMB sent to the Federal Register a call for your ideas on how to deregulate, so please send them in!Watch for its publication in the Federal Register circa Friday.https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2025-06316.pdf
Jeff Clark
@JeffClarkUS
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Apr 11 +1We at OMB have published in the Federal Register our request for your deregulation ideas.For those who are fond of legal-form citations, this one is 90 Fed. Reg. 15,481 (Apr. 11, 2025).
Robby Starbuck
@robbystarbuck
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Mar 20 The news is true. This week I met with our FCC commissioner
@BrendanCarrFCC
to discuss ways that the FCC can use enforcement power to eliminate DEI from major telecom companies. Good luck with the FCC if you’re a woke company… You’re gonna need it!Link: https://foxnews.com/media/fcc-plans-major-dei-crackdown-help-conservative-firebrand…
Laurel
@BalanceCrafting
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28m National Association of Broadcasters is urging the FCC to scrap ownership limits in the “Delete Delete Delete” docketReplies are due April 28
Int’l Ctr Law & Econ
@LawEconCenter
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Apr 14 In new “Delete, Delete, Delete” comments to the
@FCC
,
@LawEconCenter
scholars
@geoffmanne
,
@kristianstout
,
@ericfruits
&
@RBenSperry
outline a roadmap for cutting outdated rules to lower costs, spur innovation, and modernize telecom policy. Comments & press release below
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