FCC Indecency Policy Statement (PDF)
I told a student I would post this. It’s very explicit in its description of what is and isn’t indecent over the air. More »
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Archive for ‘broadcast decency’
An indecent proposal
by Kenneth Pybus | 04.05.05 | Current Events, broadcast decency
Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner III, R-Wis., says making indecency criminal rather than regulatory would be more effective. Cable industry executives favor relf-regulation. I favor turning off the television. More »