FCC (Federal Communications Commission)

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is a U.S. government agency responsible for regulating communications across the nation. This includes television, radio, satellite, and internet services. The FCC's main goals are to ensure fair access to communication, promote competition, and protect consumer interests. It also manages the airwaves, grants licenses to broadcasters, and addresses issues like privacy, net neutrality, and emergency communications. Essentially, the FCC works to make sure that communication technologies are available, reliable, and beneficial to all Americans.