Fairness on the AM Dial
Toledo Blade, February 23, 2009
It's time for Congress to ask why the AM airwaves continue to be dominated by a narrow viewpoint and what effect that has on issues of public concern. If broadcasters do not provide listeners the range of opinions they need, perhaps it is time for the FCC to require that they fulfill the public trust.
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