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How It 's Controlled Rules and Regulations Rationale History The 1927 Radio Act The Communications Act of 1934 Cable Regulation Reexamination Regulatory Forces The Federal Communications Commission Congress The Courts The White House Industry Lobbyists The Public State and Local Governments The Marketplace The Role of the FCC License Granting License Renewal Competing Applications The FCC, Cable TV, Satellite TV, and the Internet Equal Opportunities: Section 315 Other Federal Laws Covering Broadcasting and Cable Children’s Television Copyright: Trying to Keep Up Copyright and the Internet Obscenity, Indecency, and Profanity Equal Employment Opportunities The Law and Broadcast Journalism Defamation Invasion of Privacy Protecting Sources Cameras in the Courtroom Regulating Advertising Summary Key Terms Suggestions for Further Reading Internet Exercises |