During a recent subcommittee hearing on broadcast indecency, we heard testimony that it is the Federal Communication Commission's policy that persons submitting complaints alleging indecent broadcast must submit a tape, transcript, or significant excerpt of the alleged indecent content or risk having the complaint dismissed.
Bobby Rush: “During a recent subcommittee hearing on broadcast indecency, we heard testimony that it is the Federal Communication…”
On the recordMarch 11, 2004
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Discussing broadcast indecency policy during a subcommittee hearing.
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