Mike Masnick
‪@mmasnick.bsky.social‬

Just as we warned, Brendan Carr is establishing himself as America's top censor, and he's not being shy about it.

And a hearty "fuck you" to anyone who insisted Carr was a "free speech warrior."

Melissa Gira Grant‬ ‪@melissagiragrant.com‬
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someone has added a banner to the FCC Complaints page so that anyone going to file a complaint first gets asked if they want to join in a complaint re: “investigating news distortion at 60 Minutes” consumercomplaints.fcc.gov

Interested in adding your comments to the proceeding investigating news distortion in the airing of a ‘60 Minutes’ interview with then Vice President Kamala Harris? Learn more here.

Home Page, FCC Consumer Help Center

Consumer Inquiries and Complaints Center

Para presentar una queja en español, llamar al:
888-225-5322

Consumer Complaints at the FCC

Interested in adding your comments to the proceeding investigating news distortion in the airing of a ‘60 Minutes’ interview with then Vice President Kamala Harris? Learn more here.

The FCC recently opened a proceeding investigating news distortion in the airing of a ‘60 Minutes’ interview with then Vice President Kamala Harris. You can read the notice about the proceeding here.

To have your concerns become part of the record for this proceeding you will need to submit them in the FCC’s Electronic Comment Filing System following the steps outlined below.

1. Go to the FCC’s Electronic Comment Filing System’s page for submitting an Express Comment: https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filings/express
2. In the first box, “*Proceeding(s): Specify the FCC proceeding(s) to which your filing refers,” enter the number specific to this proceeding: 25-73.
3. When a box with the following text appears, click on it to auto-fill the “Proceedings” box: “News Distortion Complaint Involving CBS Broadcasting Inc., Licensee of WCBS, New York, NY”
4. Complete all required boxes, type your comment in the box labeled “Brief Comments,” and then review and submit your comment to the FCC.
5. The deadline to file comments is March 24, 2025.

For more on filing a comment with the FCC, you can visit https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/how-comment