Fox TV thinks televised burlesque is suitable for children
NEWS RELEASE from MORALITY IN MEDIA, Inc. NEW YORK (March 26, 2008) – On Feb. 22, 2008 the FCC issued a Forfeiture Order against 13 Fox TV Network stations, determining…
NEWS RELEASE from MORALITY IN MEDIA, Inc. NEW YORK (March 26, 2008) – On Feb. 22, 2008 the FCC issued a Forfeiture Order against 13 Fox TV Network stations, determining…
…Commission (FCC) guards against such sexualized media. And even what little regulation there is may be further diluted. The FCC is reviewing its policies on investigating profanity, nudity and any…
Fox vs. FCC is the most important case of television indecency to come before the U.S. Supreme Court in nearly 40 years. This case, soon to be argued, will decide…
…… The arguments came in a case, FCC v. Fox Television Stations, that has bounced up and down the federal court system for years. In the latest development, the high…
…children from damaging sexual content on TV; appoint FCC commissioners committed to fulfilling this mission. Disband the current TV Parental Guidelines Oversight Monitoring Board (TVOMB). The TVOMB has enabled and…
…with an avenue to pursue that does not involve the FCC or an à la carte bill. Sounds like good news for community standards. ‘A La Carte’ Cable gaining traction…
…adult Americans said that viewing pornographic websites and videos is morally unacceptable. That’s UN-XXX-CEPTABLE. It’s fair to assume most Americans don’t read Newsweek. FCC spokeswoman: CBS doesn’t get it When…
We’ve had a busy, productive week! Our meeting with the newly appointed Chairman of the FCC, Tom Wheeler, left us enthusiastic that our efforts are making a difference. Chairman Wheeler’s…
…reduced fee. Subscribers who didn’t want the entire package, however, could subscribe to individual channels for a reasonable price. Third, if Congress can empower the FCC to ensure that rates…
…residential zones (Young v. American Mini Theatres, 1976) * Legalize broadcast indecency (FCC v. Pacifica Foundation, 1978) * Permit “adult businesses” to locate near schools (Renton v. Playtime Theatres, 1986)…
…burlesque in a public park. Yet, because of lax FCC enforcement of thebroadcast indecency law, ‘Howard Stern’ has been permitted for years to befoul the public airwaves with a mean…
…to the Federal Communications Commission at www.fcc.gov. The FCC defines indecent to include patently offensive depictions of sexual activities; and if the oozing with sex performance by Paris Hilton didn’t…