Diane Keaton swears on TV, FCC stammers
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The nation's top TV  regulator said it would be difficult for the Federal  Communications Commission to take action against ABC stations  that aired "Good Morning America" on Tuesday when actress Diane  Keaton used the f-word.
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NEW YORK  - The Federal Communications  Commission has confirmed it received complaints about the  uncensored broadcast of Oscar-winning war movie "Saving Private  Ryan" on ABC-affiliated stations last week.
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The government's Arabic-language satellite television network is seeking an outside review after recent broadcasts that included broadsides and inflammatory language referring to Israel or Jews.
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U.S. television broadcasters Fox and  CBS Corp. this week argued that a Federal Communications  Commission crackdown on fleeting TV profanity and nudity was  unconstitutional and a big change in how the agency handled  similar cases.
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Efforts by the Federal Communications Commission to regulate indecency on broadcast TV have drawn sharp criticism from network entertainment chiefs.
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A U.S. appeals court on Thursday put   on hold a Federal Communications Commission ruling that four   television broadcasts of profanity violated decency standards   and gave the agency two months to consider rebuttals by the   broadcasters.
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The head of the Federal Communications Commission has recommended it reject indecency complaints against ABC television stations that recently aired the film "Saving Private Ryan," an FCC official said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON  - The nation's top TV regulator said it would be difficult for the Federal Communications Commission to take action against ABC stations that aired "Good Morning America" on Tuesday when actress Diane Keaton used the f-word.
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CBS told a federal court  Monday that the government's new "zero tolerance" policy for  indecent broadcasts is threatening to choke off free speech.
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U.S. television broadcasters Fox and CBS Corp. this week argued that a Federal Communications Commission crackdown on fleeting TV profanity and nudity was unconstitutional and a big change in how the agency handled similar cases.
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Variety - FCC commissioner Michael J. Copps attacked Sinclair Broadcasting on Tuesday for its plan to force its 62 TV stations to carry a primetime documentary critical of Sen. John Kerry during the week before Election Day, calling the decision "an abuse of the public trust."
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After a brief lull, the Federal Communications Commission recommenced its battle against provocative television shows late Friday, proposing a $1.43 million fine against ABC and its affiliates for a February 2003 episode of "NYPD Blue." (Read the FCC s...
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PHILADELPHIA - A politically conservative broadcasting company has ordered its 62 television stations - which together reach almost a quarter of the nationâs households - to air a documentary critical of Sen.
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Jerry Lewis dropped an anti-gay slur &#151; the same one that got Isaiah Washington of "Grey's Anatomy" in trouble &#151; during the 18th hour of his annual Labor Day Telethon.
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Tom Everett Scott and Alexa Davalos have been tapped to star opposite Diane Keaton in the CBS movie "Surrender, Dorothy."
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House members are looking to hit broadcasters where it hurts &#151; in the pocketbook &#151; to crack down on racy programming.
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Some may call it exploiting racial tensions. CBS calls it darn   good television.