FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez

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FCC Commissioner. Latina-American. Communications attorney and tech nerd. Dog mom.

Screenshot of press release with statement from Gomez
Screenshot of Fox News story: Conservative groups urge FCC to back off ABC license review, warning it could hurt right-leaning media
Full statement of Commissioner Gomez. Link to it in the last post.
Full text of Gomez letter to Disney.
Press release screenshot from Commissioner Gomez.
Screenshot of article headline that says: FCC frets that children may learn trans people exist without parental permission
FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gomez issued the following statement today after the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California issued a preliminary injunction halting the unlawful Nexstar-TEGNA merger
Comissioners Trusty and Gomez at a PSAP with first responders.
A letter by Senators Cantwell and Cruz opposing Bureau-level action on Nexstar-TEGNA.
FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gomez issued the following statement after the FCC's Media Bureau approved the Nexstar/TEGNA merger, which violates the existing 39% national ownership cap in federal law, without an open and transparent process and a vote before the full Commission.
FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gomez issued the following statement in response to the FCC’s most recent threat that broadcast licenses could be revoked over coverage of the war with Iran.
FCC Commissioner Gomez statement pictured, and partially transcribed in posts.
Commissioner Gomez at State of the Net
FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gomez issued the following statement after a report that the FCC plans to launch an investigation against ABC’s The View:
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FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gomez issued the following statement after the FCC proposed changes to the Lifeline program that could cause eligible households to lose critical federal support, increasing phone and internet bills for families who stand to lose up to $9.25 per month, and as much as $34.25 per month on Tribal lands.
FCC Commissioner Anna M. Gomez issued the following statement after the FCC released a misleading announcement suggesting that certain late-night and daytime programs may no longer qualify for the long-standing “bona fide news interview” exemption under the Commission’s political broadcasting rules.