(US, broadcasting, historical) A policy of the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced in 1949 and abolished in 1987, requiring the holders of broadcast licenses (i) to prese
Don’t just get rid of Trump, get rid of Rupert “The Enabler” to and te-enact your Fairness Doctrine to cut Murdoch off at the pass … but please don’t send him back here … I ‘m sure Donny will put him up at Mar-a-Lago.
I would add Reinstalling the Fairness Doctrine.
(US, broadcasting, historical) A policy of the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced in 1949 and abolished in 1987, requiring the holders of broadcast licenses (i) to present controversial issues of public importance and (ii) to do so in an honest, equitable and balanced manner.
“Don’t just get rid of Trump, get rid of Rupert “The Enabler” to and te-enact your Fairness Doctrine to cut Murdoch off at the pass … but please don’t send him back here … I ‘m sure Donny will put him up at Mar-a-Lago.”
“I would add Reinstalling the Fairness Doctrine.”
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(US, radio, television) A policy stating that radio and television licensees are required to offer opposing political candidates an equal amount of airtime.
(US, broadcasting, historical) An FCC regulation stating that no single entity could own more than seven AM radio stations, seven FM radio stations, and seven television stations nationwide at the same time.
Fairs is a clipped British slang version of fair's fair — an appeal to basic fairness or equal treatment. You'd say it when someone's pushing their luck or getting more than their share. Short, punchy, and instantly understood in British English, it doubles as both a mild protest and a reminder that everyone should get a square deal.
(US, law) An exception to the Fourth Amendment's warrant requirement that allows an officer to seize evidence and contraband that are found in plain view during a lawful observation.
You know “the deal” yeah? The deal was that a Presidential candidate, a Mr Ronald Reagan, would grant Murdoch US citizenship (please keep him Yanks) and if elected, Reagan would remove the fairness doctrine if Murdoc…
“You know “the deal” yeah? The deal was that a Presidential candidate, a Mr Ronald Reagan, would grant Murdoch US citizenship (please keep him Yanks) and if elected, Reagan would remove the fairness doctrine if Murdoch supported his election campaign.”
“What do you think the Fairness Doctrine did and what impact do you think it had that it might help address today's media issues? What woud those teeth do?”
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