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Originally posted by: MadCowDisease
Indecency, my foot. You can change the frequency, nobody is making you listen to it - it's not like he's broadcasting from your front lawn or anything. The FCC really needs to stop being moral police.
Originally posted by: MadCowDisease
Indecency, my foot. You can change the frequency, nobody is making you listen to it - it's not like he's broadcasting from your front lawn or anything. The FCC really needs to stop being moral police.
Originally posted by: Triumph
Michael Powell can eat my ass. :thumbsdown:
Originally posted by: Nitemare
I'm still waiting for the FCC to change their logo to include the hammer and sickle
Originally posted by: Don_Vito
This is SUCH a crock of crap.
Here is a transcript of the Apr 03 broadcast that was the basis of the fines already claimed by the FCC. The settlement also apparently indemnifies CC against a number of other fines. Interestingly, the FCC alleged part of the reason for the fine was that "Sphincterine" was a fictional product, which it isn't - it's completely real, believe it or not.
Clear Channel are cowards, and it strikes me they may feel this settlement is a cheap excuse not to pay Howard for the unserved portion of his contract, which is surely worth more than $1.75M. They have not paid him since he was fired, although they were required to do so by the terms of the contract.
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: MadCowDisease
Indecency, my foot. You can change the frequency, nobody is making you listen to it - it's not like he's broadcasting from your front lawn or anything. The FCC really needs to stop being moral police.
Amen!
Originally posted by: Triumph
Michael Powell can eat my ass. :thumbsdown:
Uh, CC has no right to monopolize PUBLIC AIRWAVES.Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: Don_Vito
This is SUCH a crock of crap.
Here is a transcript of the Apr 03 broadcast that was the basis of the fines already claimed by the FCC. The settlement also apparently indemnifies CC against a number of other fines. Interestingly, the FCC alleged part of the reason for the fine was that "Sphincterine" was a fictional product, which it isn't - it's completely real, believe it or not.
Clear Channel are cowards, and it strikes me they may feel this settlement is a cheap excuse not to pay Howard for the unserved portion of his contract, which is surely worth more than $1.75M. They have not paid him since he was fired, although they were required to do so by the terms of the contract.
Clear Channel are not cowards, they're a business. Stern does not have a constitutional right to be aired by CC. :| Howard should setup his own radio business with towers and frequency licenses, and deal with the FCC himself instead of putting everyone else in jeopardy.
Originally posted by: Skyclad1uhm1
Originally posted by: Triumph
Michael Powell can eat my ass. :thumbsdown:
You'd like that, wouldn't you?
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Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: MadCowDisease
Indecency, my foot. You can change the frequency, nobody is making you listen to it - it's not like he's broadcasting from your front lawn or anything. The FCC really needs to stop being moral police.
Amen!
The FCC is the moral police, their entire existence is about keeping the frequencies organized and moderated!!!
Really? Why didn't they come down on Oprah for indecency? Or any of the other trash talk shows.Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: MadCowDisease
Indecency, my foot. You can change the frequency, nobody is making you listen to it - it's not like he's broadcasting from your front lawn or anything. The FCC really needs to stop being moral police.
Amen!
The FCC is the moral police, their entire existence is about keeping the frequencies organized and moderated!!!
Originally posted by: SampSon
Uh, CC has no right to monopolize PUBLIC AIRWAVES.Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: Don_Vito
This is SUCH a crock of crap.
Here is a transcript of the Apr 03 broadcast that was the basis of the fines already claimed by the FCC. The settlement also apparently indemnifies CC against a number of other fines. Interestingly, the FCC alleged part of the reason for the fine was that "Sphincterine" was a fictional product, which it isn't - it's completely real, believe it or not.
Clear Channel are cowards, and it strikes me they may feel this settlement is a cheap excuse not to pay Howard for the unserved portion of his contract, which is surely worth more than $1.75M. They have not paid him since he was fired, although they were required to do so by the terms of the contract.
Clear Channel are not cowards, they're a business. Stern does not have a constitutional right to be aired by CC. :| Howard should setup his own radio business with towers and frequency licenses, and deal with the FCC himself instead of putting everyone else in jeopardy.
The FCC has no right to squash the 1st amendment either.
I'm fairly sure you have your head WAY up your ass on this whole issue.
THEIR airwaves? Whatever you say champ! :roll:Originally posted by: dabuddha
Originally posted by: SampSon
Uh, CC has no right to monopolize PUBLIC AIRWAVES.Originally posted by: SagaLore
Originally posted by: Don_Vito
This is SUCH a crock of crap.
Here is a transcript of the Apr 03 broadcast that was the basis of the fines already claimed by the FCC. The settlement also apparently indemnifies CC against a number of other fines. Interestingly, the FCC alleged part of the reason for the fine was that "Sphincterine" was a fictional product, which it isn't - it's completely real, believe it or not.
Clear Channel are cowards, and it strikes me they may feel this settlement is a cheap excuse not to pay Howard for the unserved portion of his contract, which is surely worth more than $1.75M. They have not paid him since he was fired, although they were required to do so by the terms of the contract.
Clear Channel are not cowards, they're a business. Stern does not have a constitutional right to be aired by CC. :| Howard should setup his own radio business with towers and frequency licenses, and deal with the FCC himself instead of putting everyone else in jeopardy.
The FCC has no right to squash the 1st amendment either.
I'm fairly sure you have your head WAY up your ass on this whole issue.
You actually think this is a first amendment issue? :roll:
He can say whatever he wants to (Stern) but CC does not have to allow him to use their equipment or their airwaves.
