Fairness Doctrine

Indeed, how does public television now feel about the Fairness Doctrine?

"Historically, the organization has been opposed to the fairness doctrine," he said.

No special rules, like the fairness doctrine, to second-guess you.

They are prepared to write the Fairness Doctrine into law.

The purpose of the Fairness Doctrine is not "government control."

Until fairly recently, the Fairness Doctrine was considered to be law.

Limbaugh is the best argument yet for the restoration of the "fairness doctrine."

The revival of the fairness doctrine probably will not rectify this situation.

But Congressional sentiment was clearly in favor of maintaining the fairness doctrine.

Using essentially that same language on Tuesday, the commission declared the fairness doctrine no longer in effect.

Nor should they lobby against the fairness doctrine, which only asks coverage with balance.

He also spent some time attempting to put an end to the Fairness Doctrine.

Even after the end of the closely related fairness doctrine, the personal attack rule continued to be enforced until 2000.

"We hold that the fairness doctrine is applicable to such advertisements," the Commission said.

One solution is a revival of the old fairness doctrine, applied to broadcasters.

Further, if a station was found to have violated the fairness doctrine, an additional 1 percent tax would be levied.

All that such people have is the Fairness Doctrine.

The fairness doctrine is popular in Congress, which will consider legislation this year to force the commission to reinstate it.

Kids get it (although they may pretend not to when lobbying for a fairness doctrine that will work in their favor).

And their inspiration was to call this particular technique the Fairness Doctrine.

The commission required neither of the Fairness Doctrine's obligations before 1949.

The Supreme Court rejected a constitutional challenge to the fairness doctrine in 1969.

In one action, a codification of the so-called fairness doctrine was dropped by its proponents.

The Fairness Doctrine is dead but won't stay buried.

The "fairness doctrine" forced broadcast media to give comparable representation to opposing points of view.