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Censorship: The Threat to Silence Talk Radio
By Brian Jennings
Threshold Editions
Subject: The Fairness Doctrine and the FCC
Jennings, a former news/talk Captain for Citadel and programmer (he pioneered the conservative talk format on KVI Seattle), discusses The Fairness Doctrine, and the proposed FCC “localism” initiative, citing it would open a “Pandora’s box of problems”, particularly in terms of community advisory boards that station may be required to form and listen to. The book’s forward is written by conservative radio talk show host Sean Hannity.
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