The law deregulated media ownership and communications industries, paved the way for consolidation of phone, cable and broadcasting companies, and removed regulatory barriers that helped accelerate the growth of the internet and telecom competition.
President Bill Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act of 1996, the first major overhaul of U.S. telecom law since 1934, at a White House ceremony.
The law deregulated media ownership and communications industries, paved the way for consolidation of phone, cable and broadcasting companies, and removed regulatory barriers that helped accelerate the growth of the internet and telecom competition.
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