Debate: Draft new law establishing FCC licensing requires free political ad time.
NuttyFluffers
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Mon Jan-25-10 05:28 AM
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Poll question: Debate: Draft new law establishing FCC licensing requires free political ad time. |
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Merits? Flaws? Regulations? The joys of dish soap bubbles?
Discuss.
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Mon Jan-25-10 06:21 AM
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1. I like the idea but not the witless choices. |
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Mon Jan-25-10 06:23 AM
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2. the poll is essentially meaningless. but please, expound what you like about the idea. |
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and how would you restrict it, so as to prevent election years from being utterly festooned in political advertisements from top to bottom for 12 months.
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Mon Jan-25-10 06:26 AM
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3. I also like the idea of limiting the election season to 6 months as opposed to the current... |
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Mon Jan-25-10 06:28 AM
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4. Radio or TV doesn't run on free. And election time revenue is huge. |
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Edited on Mon Jan-25-10 06:29 AM by shadowknows69
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Mon Jan-25-10 08:17 AM
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5. Clarify the suggestion, |
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which, in its current form, makes no sense.
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Mon Jan-25-10 08:22 AM
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6. So people who want to run a political ad can just take over a broadcast |
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outlet for that ad?
Will you let the pols take over newspapers and magazines for ads as well?
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