Broadcast regulation

The U.S. Supreme Court weighed arguments Tuesday in a case that challenges the federal government's policy of regulating broadcast indecency,…

The Federal Communication Commmission's battle over fines for controversial moments during awards shows and the Superbowl continues, as briefs were…

The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a government policy of sanctioning television networks for one-time utterances of fleeting expletives on…

With all the chuckles, celebrity comments and linguistic explorations into the meaning of the word “fuck,” the oral arguments Tuesday in…

If anyone is anxiously awaiting to hear “fuck” echo through the Supreme Court chambers during oral arguments in Tuesday’s fleeting…

With election day bearing down, and third-party political groups gobbling up advertising time on the airwaves, The Wall Street Journal reports today that candidates' lawyers…

A federal appeals court today decided CBS Corp. will not have to pay a $550,000 fine for the 2004 Super…

Following Fox Broadcasting Co.’s announcement at the end of last month that it would not comply with FCC fines, the Justice…

ABC appealed a $1.24 million fine from the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday, arguing that the decision was  "arbitrary, capricious,…

China eased up on new rules governing online video-sharing services, announcing Wednesday that it would allow existing private operators –…