H.R. 3302: To amend the Communications Act of 1934 to prevent excessive concentration of ownership of the nation's media outlets, to restore fairness in broadcasting, and to foster and promote localism, diversity, and competition in the media. H.R. 3302: Media Ownership Reform Act of 2005 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. 2005-07-14 H.R. 3302: Media Ownership Reform Act of 2005 h H.R. 3302: Media Ownership Reform Act of 2005 (109th Congress) Administrative procedure Government paperwork Business Business records Competition Congress Congressional reporting requirements Executive departments Government information Minorities Minority business enterprises Children Education Elementary and secondary education Higher education Law Technology Licenses Restrictive trade practices Independent regulatory commissions Subsidiary corporations Regulatory impact statements Communications Telecommunication Small business Technological innovations Cable television Television relay systems Consumers Radio broadcasting Federal Communications Commission Television broadcasting Advertising Educational television Radio stations Television stations Television and children Affiliated corporations Public service advertising Television programs Television industry Direct broadcast satellites Corporate divestiture Fairness doctrine Deregulation Public interest Public meetings Economic concentration Media Ownership Reform Act of 2005 To amend the Communications Act of 1934 to prevent excessive concentration of ownership of the nation's media outlets, to restore fairness in broadcasting, and to foster and promote localism, diversity, and competition in the media. 2005-07-14 109 2005-07-14 3302 introduced HouseBill LegislativeAction OfficialTitle ShortTitle