Institute for Public Representation Meets With Rosenworcel on UHF Discount, Quadrennial Review
The FCC shouldn’t entertain requests to eliminate broadcast rules such as the online public file, children’s TV reports and Form 323 filings, the Institute for Public Representation said in a meeting with Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel Thursday, according to an ex…
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parte filing in docket 17-105. The institute also updated Rosenworcel on its objections to the reinstatement of the UHF discount and the status of its case against the 2014 quadrennial review (see 1708220058) in the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where an FCC motion to hold the case in abeyance is still pending.