Will FCC be allowed to police ‘fleeting expletives’?
Jeff Johnson reports on OneNewsNow: “Pro-family law firms are weighing in with the U.S. Supreme Court on a case that could determine how much profanity viewers have to tolerate from over-the-air television broadcasts . . . Glen Lavy, senior counsel with the Alliance Defense Fund, says the FCC decided enough was enough after singers dropped the F-bomb twice on awards shows . . . “
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When one calls up a radio talk show,one is put on hold..and one can hear the show and guess what..we are 7 seconds ahead..in other words..radio protects itself by having this 7 second delay so is not live TeeVee the same way? I can’t imagine that for some reason the boob tube does not protect itself as radio does..wonder what the plan is……darn, a piece of the sky just hit me on the head…ouch…