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Quickly everyone start smashing radio sets as fast as you can! /s With more substance I guess we could start looking up FCC standards when it comes to broadca
by ateesdalejr 8y ago
Quickly everyone start smashing radio sets as fast as you can!
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With more substance I guess we could start looking up FCC standards when it comes to broadcasting lies over the air.
- prolikewh0a 8y ago>With more substance I guess we could start looking up FCC standards when it comes to broadcasting lies over the air. They gave thousands of licenses to iHeartMedia (Clear Channel) in the 90's, which now broadcast Rush Limbaugh and Fox News, so I doubt the FCC really cares. I'm not sure the FCC has the rights to limit free speech as long as the company who owns the license doesn't care.
- finnthehuman 8y ago>With more substance I guess we could start looking up FCC standards when it comes to broadcasting lies over the air. I believe the relevant legal authority on the question of FCC implementing content based restrictions on speech can be found in U.S. Const. Amendment 1.
- Facemelters 8y agoNot entirely -- license revocation can happen for a number of reasons involving content. It just doesn't happen anymore.