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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Communications Commission announced Tuesday that broadcasters must disclose to foreign governments when they lease airwaves time.

The new rules were unanimously approved by the FCC in April 2021. According to the commission, new lease agreements will be effective immediately and existing leasing agreements will need to implement them within six months.

Rules require that broadcasts are made public at the time of airing if foreign governments pay a television or radio station directly or indirectly to air material.

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