Pam Bondi should know the law. Yet when the U.S. Attorney General recently declared she wanted to prosecute “hate speech,” she proved she didn’t. Hate speech is protected in America. That’s not an opinion, it’s constitutional law. Then she tried to walk it back and landed herself in a bigger mess. Brendan Carr, on […]
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In the matter of MB Docket No. 25-73 pertaining to the news distortion complaint involving CBS Broadcasting Inc., Licensee of WCBS, New York, N.Y., it is a privilege to provide you with the following statement.
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The sin behind Sinclair isn’t what’s garnering headlines, which is that anchors at nearly 200 television stations across the country were ordered to read the same script. The root of the problem is that Sinclair owns that many stations, which is what enables the mass-produced, singular point of view to be espoused to its viewing
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The Fair Media Council has joined in the fight for Net Neutrality, standing alongside the likes of NetFlix, ACLU, Tumblr, Kickstarter and Consumers Union, to name a few. We ask you to join in, too! Here’s the deal: In case you missed the first go-round during the Obama years, Net Neutrality protects the consumer by
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