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Nexstar's proposed $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna aims to consolidate local TV stations across the US, potentially reducing competition and coverage, but hinges on regulatory changes by the FCC, which may lift ownership restrictions to allow such mergers, raising concerns about media diversity and public interest.
A journalist recounts their experience with port-out hijacking, a form of identity theft where criminals steal phone numbers to bypass security measures like two-factor authentication. Despite following best practices for online security, the journalist had $19,000 stolen from their credit card. The FCC has introduced new regulations to combat this crime, but their implementation has been delayed. Experts warn that SIM-swapping scams are on the rise and becoming more sophisticated, highlighting the need for stronger consumer protection protocols.
Political consultant Steven Kramer, who used AI-generated robocalls mimicking President Biden's voice to mislead voters before New Hampshire's primary, has posted bail on six of 26 charges related to voter suppression and impersonation. Kramer faces significant fines and potential prison time, while the FCC has proposed new rules to increase transparency in political communications involving AI.