Sentences with phrase «of public airwaves»

Earlier today, the Green Party issued a statement objecting to WGRZ's proposed exclusion of Murphy, calling it «an act of censorship on the part of a private station which profits from use of the public airwaves.»

Such overstatements have done little to allay fears about the dependability of the broadcasters in using any power they may acquire and in acting as responsible representatives in the use of the public airwaves.

Not exact matches

A better America begins with Limbaugh financial sponsors dropping him to diminish his brand of hate - mongering from making it over the public airwaves.

Here's a look back at 10 of the greatest Christian music videos ever to grace religious TV networks, public access station airwaves or church sanctuaries.

The nature of religious television in America can be seen to be a function of the interaction of four main players; changes over the past decades have come about because of changes in the relative power and relationships of the four following players: (1) the regulatory agencies of the federal government, which, through the legislative process, provide the structure within which interaction inside the television industry takes place; (2) the television industry, primarily network and local station managements, which control the airwaves within the legislated structure; (3) the viewing public, which selects what it is that will be watched; and (4) the religious broadcasters who provide the material for broadcasts.

The adjudication of these factors and how they were to be represented to the public, though, has lain primarily with the television industry, which controls the airwaves and the content communicated through them.

This «Fairness Doctrine» has become the foundation of free speech on radio and television, and it has prevented many of the more blatant attempts by some broadcasters to use the public airwaves as nothing more than a sounding board for their own special views and interests.

Recommendations The public airwaves carry all sorts of signals from a variety of devices.

Mayor de Blasio said the city hit a milestone Wednesday toward eradicating homelessness among military veterans — even as NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton took to the airwaves to identify street dwellers as a source of unease about public safety.

Gov. David Paterson wasted no time in returning to a public discussion of the controversial Park5 project, taking to the airwaves with radio host Don Imus to chat about Imam Feisal Adbul Rauf's latest comments exactly seven days after he had called for a one - week moratorium on the mosque / Islamic center debates.

As Ken Lovett at The Daily News noted today and I've reported on in the past, ads in favor of the governor's $ 142.6 billion agenda are once again flooding the airwaves, but this year it is a traditional return to Cuomo being the public face of the TV spots.

replace big money control of election campaigns with full public financing and free and equal access to the airwaves;

Perhaps not since Dr. Ruth commandeered American airwaves in the 1980s has there been a public figure with so much of an audience for her work on human sexuality... Instead of offering more explicitness, she writes and talks about the aspects of sexuality that can't be captured on a screen, the hidden, psychological states that do or do not set the mechanics in motion.»

PTC president Tim Winter said, «Tonight, CBS and 200 of its affiliated stations around the nation will use the public airwaves ostensibly for «torture porn.»

That didn't stop it from filling the airwaves, broadcast from ships anchored just outside British territorial waters and listened to by an audience made up of half the listening public.

How will the voters of California respond to the unions» barrage of distortions and red herrings that will undoubtedly pollute the public airwaves?

To fight the initiative, CARE spent more than $ 34 million paying public relations firms and blanketing the airwaves with anti-Proposal 3 ads, according to disclosures filed with the state of Michigan.

Because, in his words, her opinions «exemplified some of the most irresponsible, ill - informed, and ignorant anti-vaccination campaigning that I have ever heard on the public airwaves,» he posted the 44 - minute segment of her show on his blog.

In short this case established the FCC's right to ban certain words from broadcast on public airwaves during hours when children might be listening and established a definition of indecent, but not obscene, material.

And of course, the broadcasts are free (because they use public airwaves), which is a big deal as major networks demand ever - higher broadcast re-transmission fees from cable and satellite providers.

Venting remains an on - going debate as does the use of swear words on public airwaves.