The Federal Communications Commission announced a new effort to reverse regulations on the tech, media, and telecommunications industries. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced Wednesday that the agency has launched a new large-scale deregulatory initiative.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is planning a new effort to roll back regulations on the tech, media and telecommunications industries, the department announced Wednesday. The FCC said

The agency formally opened up a process to receive public comment on which of its regulations need updating and which rules should be deleted entirely. This article, FCC begins first phase of deregulation efforts,

The FCC is opening the floodgates to mass deregulation of the broadcasting industry under the mantra of "Delete, Delete, Delete."

WASHINGTON —FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced that the agency has launched a massive, new deregulatory initiative that could potentially subject virtually all of the agency’s existing regulations to review, including broadcast ownership caps.

The FCC unveiled the docket on Wednesday, aptly titled "In Re: Delete, Delete, Delete." The agency is asking for public comment on "every rule, regulation or guidance document that the FCC should eliminate to alleviate unnecessary regulatory burdens.