Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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379. lappuse
... fairness doctrine has imposed an affirmative obligation on broadcasters to seek out spokespersons for major views on issues . 56 If product advertisements were to be treated as unprotected commercial speech and , thus , outside the ...
... fairness doctrine has imposed an affirmative obligation on broadcasters to seek out spokespersons for major views on issues . 56 If product advertisements were to be treated as unprotected commercial speech and , thus , outside the ...
384. lappuse
... fairness doctrine , the court treated advertisements in a far more restrictive fashion than it requires the Commission to treat general entertain- ment programming that may also implicitly raise controversial issues . No fairness issue ...
... fairness doctrine , the court treated advertisements in a far more restrictive fashion than it requires the Commission to treat general entertain- ment programming that may also implicitly raise controversial issues . No fairness issue ...
385. lappuse
... fairness doctrine only to those ' commer- cials ' which are devoted in an obvious and meaningful way to the discussion of public issues . 85 84 82. Fairness Report , 48 F.C.C.2d 1 ( 1974 ) , reconsidered and clarified in part , 58 ...
... fairness doctrine only to those ' commer- cials ' which are devoted in an obvious and meaningful way to the discussion of public issues . 85 84 82. Fairness Report , 48 F.C.C.2d 1 ( 1974 ) , reconsidered and clarified in part , 58 ...
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