Yeah the Red Lion v FCC citation seems a bit tenuous IMO, and what the entire thing relies on. The point about Red Lion was that there is limited spectrum and i

Yeah the Red Lion v FCC citation seems a bit tenuous IMO, and what the entire thing relies on. The point about Red Lion was that there is limited spectrum and it’s controlled by the government, so it must impose neutrality or else the government has de facto control over speech. The problem was never that private broadcasters could choose to say what they wanted to say, it was that the government could choose which broadcasters could say whatever the broadcasters could say. Not analogous to the internet at all?