US TV fails to save Private Ryan
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TV stations across the US drop a screening of Saving Private Ryan over fears they could be fined.
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Nearly a third of ABC's TV  affiliates, citing concerns over profanity, graphic violence  and a government crackdown on indecency, refused to show the  network's Veterans Day broadcast of the war film "Saving  Private Ryan."
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Millions of television viewers Thursday watched Saving Private Ryan, which ABC aired in celebration of Veterans Day. If you live in the Phoenix area, you weren&#39;t one of them.
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On a night in which Foxâs Super Bowl coverage won a resounding victory in the ratings, ABC, CBS and NBC struggled to attract even meager audiences during prime time. CBS fared best, finishing a very distant runner-up thanks in part to the strength of â60 Minutes,â which drew 5 million viewers at 8 p.m., according to Nielsenâs estimate. This veteran news magazine followed a news special on the National Guard at 7 p.m., âCBS Reportsâ (3.3 million), while repeats of CBSâs âSharkâ and âCold Caseâ attracted 4.2 million and 6.1 million viewers, respectively, at 9 and 10 p.m. ABC, in third place for the night, outpaced CBS in the important demographic of adults 18 to 49, getting a boost later in the night from the 2004 movie with Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro, âMeet the Fockers,â which averaged 4.1 million viewers from 9 to 11. NBC ranked fourth over all with four repeat hours of âThe Biggest Loser,â which averaged 2.3 million viewers.
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SEATTLE - Dozens of ABC affiliates across the country chose not to air the Academy Award-winning film &quot;Saving Private Ryan&quot; Thursday night fearing backlash from the Federal Communications Commission.
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Sixty-six ABC affiliates, covering nearly one-third of the country, ultimately decided not to air the movie &quot;Saving Private Ryan&quot; on Veterans Day due to skittishness over whether the Federal Communications Commission would deem it indecent.
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Veteran newsman Walter Cronkite said Americans aren't any safer because of the U.S.-led war on Iraq.
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Nearly a third of ABC's TV affiliates, citing concerns over profanity, graphic violence and a government crackdown on indecency, refused to show the network's Veterans Day broadcast of the war film "Saving Private Ryan."
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With the torture story all but vanished from television, Americans can look the other way rather than confront the evil committed in our name.
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The so-called &quot;special relationship&quot; between Britain and the United States has been called into question by British commentators,  after the US reluctantly released the cockpit video showing a friendly-fire killing following its leak to the media.
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US television broadcasters Monday labeled as inadequate planned legislation to ensure millions of consumers can still watch television once broadcasters begin airing only in digital.
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Shrouded in predawn fog and temporarily without warning lights, a television tower apparently wasn&#39;t visible to the crew of a low-flying US Army helicopter
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Americaâs freedom of speech is under attack. Mickey Mouse and Private Ryan had better watch out, says Ros Davidson in Los Angeles.
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Do you think ABC affiliates, including WRIC, should have pulled Steven Spielberg&#39;s &quot;Saving Private Ryan&quot; from the schedule?
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Dozens of ABC affiliates were refusing to air Thursday&#39;s broadcast of the movie ``Saving Private Ryan,&#39;&#39; citing indecency concerns.
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A US television network continues to stand by its recent report questioning President Bush&#39;s military service during the Vietnam era, despite questions about the authenticity of documents on which the story was based.
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The Associated Press says US troops censored footage of an incident in which several civilians were killed.