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even minor radio station saw a future in Hispanic radio. Companies saw the Hispanic radio as a loss rather than an unopened door to a loyal public in not only the states, but all the way to many Mexican border cities. Yet, once brokers began the Spanish language programming, companies noticed how profitable these programs could potentially be. “Stations and advertisers began to understand the benefit of reaching an underserved audience in their native language, publishing station profiles and trade

I aspire to become a broadcast journalist for a local news station, an author, and an editor. I plan to confer the most interesting stories out to the world. I also plan to publish my novel that I am currently working on along with other fiction stories. Although it is not definite how my journey will begin and end, I do have a certain path I plan to proceed. First, I want to finish my undergraduate at my dream school, Temple University in the School of Media and Communications. After I finish my

before cable television. They cannot begin to fathom the idea that people did not have hundreds of channels to select from and instead were limited to having only four networks at their disposal. Such individuals do not appreciate the angst that children experienced when a major news event occurred and their already paltry viewing choices were preempted because the President of the United States felt the need to speak to the nation. However, in the vast wasteland of limited television programming

Media Assignment/Reign over me There is a man named Alan Johnson, a man who pretty much has everything he really needs in life, a good job, Loving and gorgeous wife, and great kids. Alan starts to feel isolated because his hardworking job, along with trying to manage his family, get to be to much for him to really handle, plus he has know one to talk about it with. Then there is Charlie Fineman, who has pretty much nothing, no family, and know job. Charlie had both until he suffers a terrible loss

In the case of the Federal Communications Commission vs. Fox Television Stations Inc., I will discuss the background and the role of the FCC in the United States, the history of Fox Television Stations Inc. and analyze the arguments of both sides. Based on those arguments I will answer the question did the Supreme Court get it right on the decision of this case. “The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was created when Congress passed the Communications Act in 1934 which abolished the Federal

People argue television has increased awareness of politics to create more fair and accessible elections. However, I think TV has had a negative impact on politics because it promotes a superficial image of candidates and provides dumbed down content mainly to boost a TV station's ratings. Television promotes candidates’ image over their policies. Instead of the candidates discussing what they are going to do for the country, they simply argue why they are better than each other. The candidates being

unique in that it has two capital - La Paz (administrative) and Sucre (constitutional). With a population of an estimated population of over 10 million people in this South American country, there are nearly 200 privately owned television stations, more than 480 radio stations, eight (8) national newspapers as well as many local ones. Of the various forms of media, radio is the most important source of news and

 Retention of Material Broadcast  Station Identification  Broadcasts by Candidates for Public Office.  Political Editorials  Children's Television Programming.  Commercial TV Airing / Amount of Advertising  Obscenity and Indecency  Broadcast Hoaxes  Requirement to Maintain a Public Inspection File Retention of Material Broadcast The FCCC generally do not require stations to keep the material they broadcast except on

Paige Burton Federal Communication Commission v. Fox Television Stations In 2002 and 2003, Fox Television Stations broadcast the Billboard Music Awards, an annual program honoring top-selling musicians. During the broadcasts, one musician used an explicative in his acceptance speech, and a presenter used two expletives. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), although it had previously taken the position that such fleeting and isolated expletives did not violate its indecency regime, issued

with the fact that the United States seems to pose a better lifestyle to their people and try to limit the amount of American shows imported, or the amount of time the shows are viewed. In Jamaica, for instance, there is currently one local television station, the JBC (Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation). However, it does not broadcast until late afternoon (around 4 or 5 o'clock). The first half-hour is cartoons (imported from the United States). Then, for the next two to three hours there is nothing