How is it that these senior media executives and owners are too dumb to know that giving the bully your lunch money doesn't make him go away, he'll just come back hungrier?
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FCC's Brendan Carr Goes After CNN, Wants 'Accountability' for Iran Coverage
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There's no way to stop a bully, especially when he has the entire weight of the federal government & courts helping him.
This. Look, we all know the trite, tedious advice over actual playground bullies. Even as an obvious figure of speech, it fails to capture the gravity of the situation. There are words for this, and “bully” isn’t even close to covering it.
A federal appeals court is demanding the FCC to defend its "news distortion policy," which they say is being used to control speech.
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Court Gives FCC 30 Days To Answer Challenge Over News Distortion Policy.
A federal appeals court is forcing the FCC to answer a challenge to its controversial news distortion policy, giving the agency 30 days to respond to a petition from former
Here is this one a new documentary by PBS frontline is out on the Trump Administration. It’s a case of let’s wait and see how the FCC chairman reacts to this one given his record on stuff like this.