The media ownership debate is shaping up as a paralyzing tar pit for Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin, who indicated Wednesday that the agency's controversial review of its limits on media mergers could take over a year to complete. Martin reiterated his desire to have the agency remove a three-decade-old prohibition on one company owning the major newspaper and a broadcast outlet in a particular community, adding that the 3rd Circuit upheld a 2003 FCC rule eliminating the ban.
January 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Just as it was for his two predecessors, the media ownership debate is shaping up as a paralyzing tar pit for Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin.
Martin indicated Wednesday that the agency’s controversial review of its limits on media mergers could take longer than a year to complete because it has so many moving parts and complications.
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