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Everything you need to know about the Fairness Doctrine in one post

by LIS101 | Sep 21, 2018 | Readings | 0 comments

By Dylan Matthews August 23, 2011 On Monday, FCC chairman Julius Genachowski announced the elimination of 83 regulations, including one of the agency’s most famous: the Fairness Doctrine. What is the Fairness Doctrine, and why is it gone?What it was: The Fairness...

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