Carr notes that while the FCC currently has limited authority over virtual multichannel video programming distributors (MVPDs) like YouTube TV, the agency is considering whether to expand its rules to include them.

The incoming FCC head is demanding answers from Google about why a Christian broadcaster is not among its channel listings. Brandon Carr sent a letter to the streaming service, saying he wants to determine if it engages in a form of discrimination.

FCC chair sends letter to Google inquiring if YouTube TV ‘discriminates against faith-based programming’ - Brendan Carr calls for briefing by Google amid ‘concerning allegations’ that ‘come at a time

The FCC Chair is calling out the refusal of YouTubeTV to carry Great American Family as potential discrimination against faith-based programming.

The Trump-appointed chairman of the communications regulator, Brendan Carr, sent a letter to YouTube TV inquiring about its “refusal to carry faith-based programming.”

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Google is under fire for alleged discrimination against faith-based programming by YouTube TV, which the tech giant owns and operates. In a letter to Google and parent company Alphabet, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr told CEOs Neal Mohan and Sundar Pichai that he has received complaints that YouTube TV has an unwritten policy that discriminates against faith-based content.