The Federal Communications Commission has sent a letter to Comcast inquiring about its DEI practices, a company spokesperson confirmed Wednesday.
Trump Targets Comcast CEO Brian Roberts
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Donald Trump Again Rages At Comcast And Says "They Should Be Forced To Pay Vast Sums Of Money" Over MSNBC
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Trump Rages at MSNBC, Joy Reid and ‘Lowlife' Comcast CEO Brian Roberts: Company Should ‘Be Forced to Pay Vast Sums of Money' for ‘Damage They've Done to Our Country'
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Trump Targets Comcast CEO Brian Roberts As MSNBC Plans New Lineup
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President Donald Trump mocked longtime MSNBC anchor Joy Reid for losing her show on Sunday, saying the "mentally obnoxious racist" should have been "canned" years ago. The president also had digs ready for Comcast boss Brian Roberts,
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr sent a letter Tuesday to Comcast CEO Brian Roberts about his concerns.
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MSNBC Building Up News Operation In Advance Of Split From Comcast; Jen Psaki And ‘The Weekend' Hosts Eyed For Expanded Roles
MSNBC’s New Chief Plots First Moves, Poised to Expand Screen Time for Jen Psaki, ‘Weekend’ Trio
MSNBC is poised to give more screen time to Jen Psaki and 'The Weekend' trio of Michael Steele, Alicia Melendez and Symone Sanders-Townshend
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MSNBC Cancels Joy Reid's Show, Expands Role for Jen Psaki in Major Network Shake-Up
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The list of big media companies that have drawn Donald Trump's ire keeps getting bigger.
The Trump administration's campaign against diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the media and entertainment sector has turned its attention on Comcast. The media conglomerate has confirmed that Federal Communications Chair Brendan Carr has notified Comcast his agency is to investigate the company's DEI practices.
Moving to a pure-play model could heighten interest in the media giant’s stock, which is already trading at a discount.
A letter from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to Comcast CEO Brian Roberts was obtained by Newsmax, the conservative Trump-friendly outlet. (What a coincidence!) In it, he announced that the FCC would open an investigation into Comcast and NBCUniversal “to ensure that your companies are not promoting invidious forms of discrimination in violation of FCC regulations and civil rights laws.
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