The FCC's approval of the Paramount acquisition has raised concerns about press freedom and government overreach, as Gomez describes the event as a dark chapter for US freedom. She argues that the decision will encourage abuse of power by the government. Gomez criticized the FCC for overstepping its authority by meddling in employment matters and undermining discrimination efforts. Despite being outvoted, Gomez urged action from companies and citizens against unchecked governmental power, emphasizing transparency in media regulation and the importance of First Amendment protections.
Gomez warned that the 'Paramount payout' and 'reckless' acquisition approval mark a 'dark chapter' for US press freedom, suggesting the FCC's actions will embolden government abuse.
Gomez criticized the FCC's intervention in hiring decisions of Skydance, claiming it undermines efforts to combat discrimination and expand opportunity by meddling in private employment.
Trusty and Carr celebrated the FCC's approval of the acquisition as lawful and beneficial for American jobs and storytelling, claiming it would strengthen Paramount's programming.
Gomez demanded transparency regarding the approval process, asserting that the public deserves to know how Paramount's deal reflects a threat to First Amendment protections.
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