- The Supreme Court seemed reluctant Tuesday to end the government's historic policing of the broadcast airwaves and to strike down the "indecency" rules that guide prime-time TV shows. (Los Angeles Times)
- The Supreme Court doesnt televise its proceedings. (Hollywood Reporter)
- WASHINGTON, D.C. (Variety)
- The hushed and hallowed halls of the U.S. Supreme Court are not a place one At issue was whether the court should strike down or sharply limit the indecency rules adopted during the Bush administration by the Federal Communications Commission. (Los Angeles Times)
- Federal law has been in place to protect children from broadcast indecency since the dawn of the medium — nearly a century. (USA Today)
- The U.S. Supreme Court seemed disinclined during a hearing today to meddle with FCC rules governing decency on the public airwaves. (Deadline.com)
- Occupy Wall Street moved to the Supreme Court on Tuesday, with a tiny but very vocal group of protestors reeling off Carlins famous "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television. (TheWrap)
- Its never easy to admit a mistake, but the Supreme Court is being asked today to acknowledge a major blunder it made more than 30 years ago when it gave the green light to the federal governments regulation of indecency on broadcast TV. (Denver Post)
- The Supreme Court Tuesday heard oral arguments on the constitutionality Justice Elena Kagan appeared to agree the standards on indecency seem arbitrary. (United Press International)
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Supreme court indecency
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