A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s “fleeting expletives” policy on broadcasts, saying its vagueness could inhibit free speech.
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A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s “fleeting expletives” policy on broadcasts, saying its vagueness could inhibit free speech.
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The commission is looking to give itself the authority to regulate the transmission component of broadband Internet service.
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In its request, made every four years, the Federal Communications Commission asked the public if current rules on media ownership should be changed.
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Congressional hearings are planned for June to examine the Communications Act of 1996, which barely mentions the Internet.
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The regulations require cable TV companies to make programming available on equal terms to rival TV providers.
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The agency wants to ensure that customers do not lose TV access because of fee disputes between broadcasters and cable companies.
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The F.C.C. is questioning whether some contestants of “Our Little Genius” were fed quiz answers in advance.
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A group of television writers can finally claim victory in a class-action age discrimination lawsuit, but there are indications that Hollywood’s bias against older writers is now less pervasive.
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Starting in September, “The Martha Stewart Show” will open a two-and-a-half-hour block of programming with Ms. Stewart’s brand attached.
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Simon Fuller said that he expected to be fully involved with “American Idol” but wanted to expand his horizons.
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