Walden Takes Another Shot at FCC's Canceled Critical Information Needs Study
House Communications Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden, R-Ore., touted the House’s criticism of the FCC when reviewing the year’s accomplishments. The House Commerce Committee “conducted thorough oversight of federal agencies under our jurisdiction,” Walden said in a column posted on his…
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website Friday. “When the [FCC] proposed a ‘study’ that sought to poke their noses into America’s newsrooms, the Communications and Technology panel that I chair objected strongly, leading to the agency dropping this threat to the First Amendment.” Walden was referring to the FCC’s now-canceled Critical Information Needs study.