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FCC delays decision on allowing more nudity and cursing on TV (THE HILL)
Regulators are extending the comment period on a controversial proposal to ease restrictions on cursing and “nonsexual nudity” over public airwaves.
Regulators are extending the comment period on a controversial proposal to ease restrictions on cursing and “nonsexual nudity” over public airwaves.
An anti-porn group has demanded the Pentagon take dirty magazines off the shelves at military bases because they are ‘sexually exploitative’.
The Daily Beast: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/06/28/morality-in-media-clean-up-the-smut-already.html By Miranda Green 6/28/13 While Congress ponders how best to deal with the growing number of sexual assaults within the military,
Military Times: http://www.militarytimes.com/article/20130625/NEWS05/306250025/Senators-join-fight-against-adult-magazines-exchanges/ By Rick Maze 6/25/13 The Senate Armed Services Committee agrees with anti-pornography advocates that the military has overly explicit magazines on the
By David Alan Coia 6/20/13 Newsmax Thousands of individuals and organizations have asked the Federal Communications Commission to reject a policy that would allow bits
By Andrea Billups 18 Jun 2013 Newsmax Decency proponents are pushing back on a Federal Communication Commission proposal to pursue only “egregious” violations of television
By Cheryl Wetzstein June 17, 2013 The Washington Times The future of long-standing government bans on obscenity and nudity on the airwaves soon could become
A study by the Parents Television Council says that blurred or pixilated nudity is increasingly being shown on prime-time TV By Gary Susman June 10, 2013
Washington Examiner: http://www.forbes.com/sites/susannahbreslin/2012/09/13/mitt-romney-porn/ BY PAUL BEDARD 6/5/2013 They’re not supposed to sell them, but some military exchanges still offer Penthouse, Playboy and other explicit magazines,
By Joe Flint May 8, 2013 The Los Angeles Times Angry about a proposal to relax the Federal Communications Commission’s rules regulating indecent content on
Los Angeles Times: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-ct-ptc-fcc-indecency-20130508,0,1330163.story By Joe Flint 5/8/2013 Angry about a proposal to relax the Federal Communications Commission’s rules regulating indecent content on broadcast television
By Michael Gryboski May 6, 2013 The Christian Post A nonpartisan organization that advocates for well-enforced decency standards for entertainment media is holding a week