The FCC's Rule Forbidding the Creation of New Print-Broadcast Cross-Ownerships

question 2

Multiple Choice

The FCC's rule forbidding the creation of new print-broadcast cross-ownerships was affirmed during the 1970s by the Supreme Court in:

• A)Times-Mirror v.FCC.
• B)Warner Communications v.FCC.
• C)National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting v.FCC.
• D)Gannett v.FCC.
• E)RKO General v.FCC.

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