FCC wants to clean up its old broadcast rules, remove references to floppy disks

The Federal Communications Commission wants to update its rules for radio and TV stations. It plans to remove outdated procedures and references to old filing systems, like those for floppy disks. This means less confusion for broadcasters and faster processing of applications.

The FCC has a lot of rules that haven't kept up with technology. This proposal is a small step to make the rules match how things actually work today. It could make it easier and faster for broadcasters to get licenses and make changes, which means less time spent on paperwork and more on actual broadcasting.