Federal Censorship Commission?

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In an op-ed in the WSJ, NBC Universal’s Bob Wright body slams the FCC’s think-of-the-children media rules. “So an FCC policy intent on ensuring that there will be nothing on broadcast TV that is inappropriate for kids during certain hours is doomed to failure. Do the math: 85% of households have cable and satellite, leaving 15% receiving broadcast TV only. Two-thirds of those households do not have kids under 18. Thus, the FCC appears to be basing its actions on a policy that is relevant to 5% of households. Moreover, government efforts to regulate content are invariably riddled with unfortunate consequences.”

Nov 3, 2006 | Comments | Tags: , ,

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