The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is reportedly moving to review Disney’s broadcast licenses as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has raised questions that the company may have engaged in “race- and gender-based discrimination.”
Semafor reported that the FCC may not choose to trigger the process known as an early license view; however, Carr has threatened Disney, which owns ABC and its broadcast licenses, when he attacked the company’s diversity programs. The FCC licenses ABC’s broadcast television licenses, which operate on the publicly owned airwaves.
“If the evidence does in fact play out and shows that they were engaged in race- and…
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