Broadcasters Want to Silence the Public
Free Press, February 23, 2007
As the Federal Communications Commission convenes its third public hearing on sweeping changes to the nation's media ownership rules today in Harrisburg, Pa., the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has called on the FCC to crack down on members of the public who stray from their Designated Market Areas to testify before the agency.
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