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FCC Opens Probe Into BBC Over Edited Trump Speech, Seeks Any U.S. Airings

The inquiry focuses on possible U.S. broadcasts of the spliced Panorama clip through public-media partners.

FCC Opens Inquiry Into Network Power Over Local TV Affiliates

NSC Memo Limits Reporter Access to West Wing Upper Press Room

Kyrgyz Court Labels Kloop, Temirov Live and AitAit Dese 'Extremist', Bans Their Publications

CGPJ Says Spain’s Draft Press-Secrecy Law Weakens Protections

BPO Rules Nippon TV’s ‘Getsuyō kara Yofukashi’ Violated Broadcast Ethics With Misleading Edit

Ofcom Sanctions BBC Over Gaza Film That Hid Narrator's Hamas Link

Tim Davie Backs Prosecuting BBC Licence Fee Evaders as Charter Review Looms

MediaFest Drops Two Conservative Journalists After Advisor’s Complaint, Citing Reporting Concerns

BBC Edits Have I Got News For You After False Euan Blair Claim

TBS Apologizes for Variety Show Quiz Using Ryoko Hirosue Investigation

BAföG Students Living Independently Can Claim Broadcast Fee Waivers as Winter Term Starts

Pentagon Backs Off Preapproval Rule, Keeps Tight Access and Revocation Powers

ZDF Signals 2026 Collaboration With Jan Böhmermann After Reported Reversal

ACMA Finds 7 New Decency Breaches by Kyle & Jackie O, Weighs Action Against ARN

Nottinghamshire Live Mounts Legal Challenge as Reform-Led Council Partially Lifts Press Ban

YouTube Agrees to $22 Million Settlement in Trump Account Suspension Case

Vox Deputy Threatens to Fire RTVE Hosts, Targets Marc Giró

YouTube to Reinstate Channels Banned Under Covid and 2020 Election Rules

Reports: Sky Readies Katie Price Three-Part Doc From Theroux’s Mindhouse as Exes Weigh Participation