ABC Enters FCC Enforcement Docket With First Post-Comment Brief Against The View
FCC enforcement is now live and ABC's July reply is the first document in an active docket — not a comment clock, not a warning letter, a formal enforcement file.
Culture
Uganda's Army Chief Shuts Two Newsrooms Then Declares He Rejects Free Press
Muhoozi posted 'I do not believe in a free press' on X after soldiers occupied NTV Uganda and Daily Monitor — nine days on, both buildings stay under military control.
Kenya's Standard Group Editor Locks His Doors and Drives Away From Four AK-47-Wielding Men
Three days after Ruto condemned The Standard on X, a CRIB-registered Toyota Probox intercepted its associate editor in Nakuru — and Kenyan police say they have no record of it.
Kennedy Center Board Meets Mid-July to Choose Between Shutdown and Partial Closure
The center's lawyers argue 'remain open' and 'book programming' are different legal obligations — and a mid-July board vote will choose between three options MSM hasn't named.
Sky Acquires ITV for 1.6 Billion Pounds With Editorial Independence Pledge Expiring in 2030
UK media X debates BBC rivalry, missing the 2030/2034 misalignment entirely; the four-year gap between independence pledge and PSB obligation is Sky's escape hatch after 2030.