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Federal Radio Commission
Government agency that regulated U.S. radio communication. -
Equal Time Rule
Radio and TV stations must provide equal opportunity to any opposing political candidates. -
Federal Communications Commission
An agency of government that regulates communication through radio, TV, satellite, and cable. -
Dual Television Network Rule
Prohibited major networks from buying another major network. -
Fairness Doctrine
Policy that required broadcast license holders to present controversial media in an honest and balanced way. -
Local TV Multiple Ownership Rule
Prohibited broadcasters from owning more than one TV station in the same market. -
Broadcast Cross-Ownership Prohibition
Banned ownership of both newspaper and a TV station in the same market. -
Telecommunications Act
Created fair rules in local and long distance cable programming. -
Reporter's Privilege
Detailed examination of a reporter's privileges and rights. -
Termination of Net Neutrality
Net Neutrality set rules that ensured wired and mobile broadband providers treat all data transmissions.
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