FCC to Back Away From a Majority of Its Indecency Complaints

FCC Considers New Policy for Policing Broadcast Indecency

msn.com (2 months and 19 days ago)

Don't Relax TV Indecency Standards, Viewers Urge the FCC

msn.com (1 month and 23 days ago)

FCC looks to fine-tune its indecency rules

The Federal Communications Commission is considering making changes to how it polices the television and radio airwaves for indecent content.

latimes.com (2 months and 19 days ago)

FCC Will Examine Potential Changes to Broadcast Indecency Regulation

The government agency wants to hear about how it should police isolated curse words and nudity on public broadcast airwaves.

hollywoodreporter.com (2 months and 2 days ago)

FCC's Genachowski ready to ride off into the sunset

FCC chairman Julius Genachowski looks back at just-finished term.

usatoday.com (1 month and 2 days ago)

FCC May Finally Relax Draconian Bush-Era Indecency Rules, But The Parents Television Council Is Not Happy About It

Do you really care if you see a nipple on television? For most of the ‘00s, the Federal Communications Commission bet that you did, and it spent a great deal of energy concerning itself with minor lapses of decency.

ibtimes.com (2 months and 12 days ago)

Rating the legacy of outgoing FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said he was stepping down from the role today. Let's take a look back and see how he did against our hopes for him back in 2009.

gigaom.com (2 months and 29 days ago)

Telegram for the FCC: Time to Retire the Telephone Network

Today, the FCC convenes the first meeting of its “Technology Transitions Policy Task Force,” a new intra-agency group announced in December by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski.

forbes.com (3 months and 3 days ago)

Artist sentenced over indecency

Renowned Cornwall artist Graham Ovenden is given a suspended sentence for indecency offences against young girls.

bbci.co.uk (15 days ago)

FCC moves toward new airplane broadband service

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has taken a major step toward helping more airlines offer in-cabin wireless broadband, with the agency voting Thursday to explore using new spectrum for air-to-ground broadband service. The FCC voted to open a notice of proposed rulemaking, or NPRM, seeking comments on a proposal to assign 500MHz of 14GHz spectrum for new...

pcworld.com (1 month and 10 days ago)