ABC and The Walt Disney Company launch a new on-air public outreach campaign in response to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) actions affecting “The View” and related broadcast licenses and practices. Multiple outlets report that the network is running paid promotional spots aimed at raising awareness of what ABC describes as the FCC’s scrutiny and “crackdown,” and encouraging viewers to contact the FCC or submit public comment. The campaign is being featured on “The View,” ABC’s local stations, and other ABC-owned or affiliated outlets. Reports also say the message focuses on an FCC review tied to whether “The View” qualifies as a bona fide news program, as well as the FCC’s request that ABC stations seek early renewal of their broadcast licenses. Fox News adds that the outreach extends to several Disney-owned affiliates. The Los Angeles Times and Hollywood Reporter state that the spots are running on “The View” and local ABC stations, with Hollywood Reporter describing the campaign’s debut date. Deadline notes the spots begin airing on Monday, framing the effort as ABC’s latest response to FCC actions.