The FCC’s proceeding on its multiple ownership rules, adopting rules that make Joint Sales Agreements “attributable” (meaning that they “count” for multiple ownership purposes – one TV station can’t do one with another unless it can own that other station) and starting a new proceeding to review its other ownership rules, was adopted in late March. On 5/20, notice of these decisions was published in the Federal Register, setting the effective date for the new JSA attribution rule and the date for comments in its new proceeding. The new JSA rule is effective
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The FCC’s proceeding on its multiple ownership rules, adopting rules that make Joint Sales Agreements “attributable” (meaning that they “count” for multiple ownership purposes – one TV station can’t do one with another unless it can own that other station) and starting a new proceeding to review its other ownership rules, was adopted in late March. On 5/20, notice of these decisions was published in the Federal Register, setting the effective date for the new JSA attribution rule and the date for comments in its new proceeding. The new JSA rule is effective 
