At a time when cultural production has been exploding, fueled by
increasingly diverse and participatory new media, we would be stepping
back toward the days when the broadcast media were a centralized and
cozy public-private partnership.

[ Like a Fannie & Freddie MAC and Socialist anti-iBiquity
diktators. ]

[...]

Incidentally, Trinity Church, the controversial house of worship that
Obama0 attended until May, is affiliated with the United Church of
Christ, a body that has been heavily involved with the media reform
movement. During the last few years, the church has urged the FCC to
limit product placement on television, to refuse to renew the licenses
of stations that don't offer enough children's programming, to let
more low-power radio stations on the air, to block media
consolidation, and—yes—to restore the fairness doctrine.

[...]

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