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November 13th 03, 10:21 AM
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Language Rules from FCC
A neighbor tells me that the FCC has recently ruled that broadcast radio
stations are now "legally" able to "say the F word" on the air, as long as it isn't sexual. Yeah, I know, go figure. But, when I did a quick search on the FCC website, I found nothing of it. Anyone know of this...my thoughts are on what will happen in amateur radio now. The broadcast arena has always been the barometer of what people are allowed to say on the air, hasn't it? Kim W5TIT |
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