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Old March 19th 08, 01:55 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.moderated
Steve Bonine Steve Bonine is offline
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Default Secrecy Clause of the Communications Act of 1934

I know you said "inquire within" but I hope that this is a short,
general-interest question with perhaps a one-word answer. (Except I
don't think I've ever seen Phil give anything approximating a one-word
answer grin).

Phil Kane wrote:

Note that both sections exempt transmissions from amateur, CB, marine,
and aviation stations and communications relating to a disaster, as
well as broadcast programming (AM, FM, TV but not "satellite" TV)
intended for direct reception by the general public.


What does "exempt" mean in this context? Does it mean that the
provisions do not apply at all if the information is transmitted by
amateur radio? I'm assuming that this is the case, since it's not
unusual for material that we relay to appear in news articles.

73, Steve KB9X