The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has approved the purchase of $ 8 billion from Sky Dennis’s CBS-Country Paramount when companies have agreed to eliminate diversity, equity, and joining (DEI) programs, but it has “diversity of ideology across the political and ideological spectrum”.
In light of the Trump administration’s CBS’s alleged anti-conservative prejudice, it includes collecting a $ 16 million settlement on the president’s case, which is allegedly a video of the allegedly edited by the then democratic presidential candidate, Kamla Harris. 60 minutes – The commitment to tackle prejudice in companies’ legalism means more conservative programming. Skydance agreed to employ the Ombudsman for at least two years, “which CBS will receive and evaluate any complaints of prejudice or other concerns.”
“The Americans no longer trust the National News Media to report the fully, accurate and fair report,” Republican FCC Chair Brandon Car said in a statement announcing the agency’s approval. It is time for the change time. ” “That’s why I welcome Sky Dennis’s commitment to make significant changes to the CBS Broadcast Network once.” He said that these promises would “enable the CBS to work in the public interest and focus on fair, impartial and factual coverage,” and “to move another step forward in the FCC’s efforts to eliminate FCC DEI discrimination forms.” Kerr is also proud that Sky Dennis has “confirmed the commitment of localism as the core component of the public interest,” and this approval will put the importance of $ 1.5 billion. “
Kerr has made no secret of his anxiety for news coverage, which he sees inappropriately unpleasant for the truth and DEI policies, who believes he believes he is helpful in unfair behavior. It has opened investigations among the three major networks as well as the NPR and PBS (NBC University and its owner in Comacket. Stuffy Parent Company Vox Media). A week ago, CBS announced that it was retiring Late showFor, for, for,. Trump hosted by Trump critic and comedian Stephen Colbert. The network said it was “a fully financial decision.”
The rest of the FCC’s Democratic Commissioner, Anna Gomez, disagreed, wrote, “In an extraordinary move, this once, the FCC, using its vast force, put significant pressure to broker to a private legal settlement and put the press’s freedom to decide on this issue, and now it is a matter of decisions. Giving credit for voting, as he did for the Verizon Frontier integration, which needs to be eliminated in the same way.
Gomez has warned that the contract is only a canal in the coal mine. She writes, “The payment of the paramount and this careless approval has encouraged those who believe that the government can exercise its powers to remove financial and ideological privileges, demand proper treatment and secure positive media coverage.” “This is a dark chapter of a long and growing record of abuse that threatens the freedom of the press in this country. But such violations only remain when the institutions choose imprisonment in relation to courage. It is time for companies, journalists and citizens to stand up to the United States, because there is no power in the United States.
