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July 26th 06, 05:00 AM
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FCC, Media and Ownership.
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... "Most of what is being debated is to let newspapers own electronic media. This may have tow benefits: it can save many newspapers that are failing and it can provide better news coverage to the radio and TV stations they might own." I thought newspapers could always own electronic mediums. There are some grandfathered ones, but it is currently prohibited for new purchases. "This may have two benefits: it can save many newspapers that are failing and it can provide better news coverage to the radio and TV stations they might own." I hadn't considered this situation from this particular viewpoint - and it may very well be that the FCC is trying to save more local media than I had originally considered. The FCC policy since the later 40's has been based on localism, so this fits the stated policy. Irrelevant. You are BUSTED. |
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