Which of the following acts of Congress served to increase competition in the broadcasting industry with other electronic media?

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The Telecommunications Act of 1996 was a major overhaul of U.S. telecommunications policy that aimed to increase competition in the industry. It introduced provisions for media ownership restrictions, cross-ownership rules, and license renewal regulations, among others. The act also allowed for the creation of new broadcasting and electronic media companies, which led to increased competition in the industry. The other acts listed primarily concerned the regulation of cable television, rather than competition in the broadcasting industry as a whole.

Which of the Following Acts of Congress Served to Increase