Tech Brief Brendan Carr has big ideas on the FCC — and critics across the spectrum. March 11, 2025. 6 min. Summary. The Washington Post’s essential guide to tech policy news.

Brendan Carr, the incoming Federal Communications Commission Chairman, has demanded answers from Big Tech firms about their involvement in what he described as an “censorship cartel” to ...

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission delivered his first major speech in his new role with the Trump ...

Brendan Carr, President-elect Trump's choice for FCC chairman, is expected to use his role to amplify attacks on the media and big tech.

President-elect Trump picked Brendan Carr, a career telecommunications lawyer and regulator, to lead the Federal Communications Commission as the agency’s next chairman. Carr is the senior ...

Brendan Carr outlines proposals to ease broadband buildouts by removing red tape, but the problems he outlined are not new ...

The remarks suggest Carr, a veteran Republican member of the commission who has previously clashed with Big Tech, plans to dramatically reorient the 90-year-old agency that regulates the ...

He wrote the FCC chapter of Project 2025, which seeks to rescind Big Tech's content-moderation immunity. President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday announced Brendan Carr was his pick for Federal ...

Donald Trump has picked Brendan Carr - an outspoken critic of Big Tech, federal broadband infrastructure funding and alleged political bias by broadcasters - to be the chairman of the Federal ...

Brendan Carr, the incoming Federal Communications Commission Chairman, has demanded answers from Big Tech firms about their involvement in what he described as an “censorship cartel” to ...

Carr is an FCC veteran who has praised Elon Musk’s SpaceX and plans to undermine a Big Tech ‘censorship cartel ... Brendan Carr has championed many of President-elect Donald Trump’s causes.

Brendan Carr has big ideas about the FCC — and some critics across the spectrum. ... which Carr has previously asserted gives tech companies too much power over content moderation.