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the f.c.c. just released a report today saying the local news agencies are not doing their job in holding local governments and schools accountable despite the uptick an online news the report concludes there's a lack of local investigative reporting and this is causing a ray of problems including scandals not exposed government waste not discovered health dangers not identified in time and local elections involving candidates about whom we know little if the seaward recommends that local media outlets create c.-span like broadcasts to inform their communities curiously in the same week this report was released the f.c.c. gave in to republicans in the house and completely pledged to take the fairness doctrine off its books the fairness doctrine required media outlets that call themselves news to devote a sliver of every hour to actually covering straight news reagan stop enforcing the fairness doctrine nine hundred eighty seven which is a large part of why we now have infotainment instead of new

the credibility of the f.c.c. the federal communications commission was called into question earlier this month when it was discovered that one of the five f.c.c. commissioners there that well baker was leaving her posed to become a lobbyist for comcast just four months after she had approved comcast controversy all acquisition of n.b.c. universal it was just the latest example of revolving door antics that take place all over washington d.c. now the f.c.c. has another controversy a merger on the darker docket this one between eighteen t. and t. mobile it could have profound effects on the wireless market brain in nearly half of all wireless customers about one hundred twenty eight million americans under the umbrella of one corporation and some organizations are worried there could be a revolving door repeat this case to one of those organizations is free for us and is planning to launch a new campaign to shut the revolving door in america it is talking more about this campaign is just a tourist senior advisor fo

and the f.c.c. understood that radio and t.v. should be owned so they passed strict rules limiting the number of stations any one person could ellerey to defend it or to stay cuckold least six hours. by n.b.c. . then came your. and radio became a lifeline. greater than. the information we were getting was vital and only that it's a date which will live. in infamy important to our national security important to our democracy our mother earth is that right moral speaking from iraq and we

it's an f.c.c. rule but it's not against the law where does that leave us as people who are served by the broadcast airwaves thirtieth vice president. completely devastated by the ruling a creep and wilson ended up paying fox attorney fees but the road to the war in iraq took some strange turn stranger than a detour into the west african country of the sheer brute force which you do hold government accountable like this can cost a lot of money from the team of people that looks into research and travel and production just to air one eight minute story to build a nuclear bomb explode a largely been replaced with coverage like this the costs very little work anna nicole smith interview that means greater profits for shareholders cause and divert your attention from real things you know whatever happened to investigative reporting and i think part of what happened is corporatization of the media it's the bottom line so the first thing you do is you fire a quarter of the newsroom or half the newsroom so

and the f.c.c. understood that radio and t.v. you should be owned locally so they passed strict rules limiting the number of stations any one person could l.a. independent needed to stay cool be told me six hours in operated by n.b.c. . then came the war. and radio became a lifeline. for president of united states the information we were getting was vital we all knew that it's a date which will live. in infamy important or national security important to our democracy our margaret this is edward morrow speaking from rome and we learned this new medium could be used against us hegemony i didn't eat they were after video proof of her yankee for her or. her. for. what they did of course of those fascist regimes was it just broadcast over and over again the information and the perspective the point of view and the propaganda that they wanted people to digest absorb and so the federal communications commission back in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and cooperated something called the fairness doctrine the fairness doctrine requi

we have visited this issue previously i think there is too much concentration in the media and the f.c.c. rule moves in exactly the wrong direction adding more concentration preventing more media consolidation is a bipartisan effort i look at this is not of course an issue we have multiple votes on both sides of the aisle in the commerce committee when this was last discussed so there were people on the republican side on the democratic side that is not part

the f.c.c. and department of justice approved a massive merger, comcast and will you have operators and -- >> we are going to remerge. >> but do you think there might be more mergers such as that? is there an opportunity for that ? >> i don't know if my opinion really counts, but there has been more consolidation going on in the industry and comcast and nbc were able to find a business relationship that worked well for both companies. that's what's going on, people are looking for scale. they are looking for efficiency and leverage assets across larger platforms and it's a fast-moving marketplace. i want to stay with something you started, we talked about future opportunity and how consumers want to get their content information, their communication across their platform of choice and if the content is really good, then they are trying to get the best they can, whether it is a two-inch screen or 60-inch screen. there has not only to be great content bought but a lot of infrastructure built in th

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speaking of government and censorship issues, you had some comments about the f.c.c.' just bewildering actions, recently, involving eminem. for those of you who aren't familiar with it, it was two years ago that-- in 2000, actually-- in 2000 that the f.c.c. fined a radio station $7,000 for playing the uncensored version of eminem's the real slim shady. then after the bush administration took office, and michael powell became chair of the f.c.c., there came a new fine for a censored version, a cleaned-up version, a bleeped version of the real slim shady. then after people like you spoke out and said this is insane, they decided they weren't going to fine the radio station after all. what's going on there? well, i don't want to guess what they're thinking. i can only say that they didn't have any good legal right to stand on their ideals, and so they had to drop 'em, from what i can tell. that, i can assume, and i think that they were a little bit aggressive, and they--and they decided against their choice, and i think that it was going to be obvious that it was cultural

the f.c.c. used according to a deal with a big company. well you got to admit it might seem a little bit fishy then right i mean granted there are companies out there that are supporting. the usa that didn't take any money from them but when you have that way sleeping who received i think a million dollar donation in two thousand and nine you've got to start asking some questions but i think that's right and it's not just me there are lots of groups out there i mean a cheeky spend sixty two million dollars from its foundation in two thousand and nine to bury some sundry groups and it's also worth noting that the head of the a.t.g. foundation which is i know this money is not someone with a background in philanthropy it's the company's chief lobbyist now whether there's an explicit quid pro quo probably not quite as allan miller from the sunlight foundation is quoted as saying one of the two stories about this that came out today there's something in the back of your mind that would tend to favor the benefactors whereas when i think of you

television stations a cable outlet you tell me that that sells what democracy public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues marching. after a year long break her america's covert war in yemen is up and running again drones and fighter jets have hit a number of suspected militant targets it comes as the yemeni government washington's are not clear on the power in the face of a domestic uprising but there flounders an antiwar activist thinks america is being dishonest about his motives. this is just another criminal illegal absolutely it's lawlessness on such a scale hypocrisy the idea of using fighter jets and drone attacks and according to yesterday's new york times this has been going on for weeks. at the very time that the u.s. is using the un security council the international criminal court to bring charges against other countries for terrorism and it is clearly exposed international terrorism itself in yemen and of course in sabotage teams in syria and bombing of libya not to mention the devastating wars in iraq and afghanistan in yemen it is to protect a complete thirty three year di

stations the cable outlet you told me that that sounds what democracy's about public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues margy. well look now at some other international headlines making news this hour. pakistan's prime minister has ordered an inquiry into the death of a young man at the hands of paramilitaries which was captured on video sharing footage filmed by passers by the city of karachi shows the man it is like before being shot. paramilitary groups battles a court trying to warp someone the victim's family denies this system innocent person has been killed. the russian so you spacecraft carrying a crew of three international space station after today turning into the president or six during their five months day they'll be visited by the american space shuttle atlantis every last mission of and that's a shuttle before the fleet is retired that. robin r.t. is a journey across russia continues as our close up team travels to the once a well it's not the sexy. yes the administration of russia's southern border has had an unstable existence since the collapse of the soviet union se

what democracy public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues marching. in. egypt prepares to pocket billions of dollars in foreign funding to put the economy back on its feet but those most in need say that cash is unlikely to reach them. russia's envoy meets the opposition on his mediating mission in libya aimed at bridging the rift between the sides locked in civil war. this means that council meets and intensify day to strikes on colonel gadhafi. here in the capital tripoli for more on that journey refinishing just a moment from treatment. as a trio of international astronauts spend their final ahead of a. call to find out what pushes them to reach for the stars. business news b.p. is the reportedly looking to sell part of its stake in a russian pay b.p. to ross now more on that in twenty minutes so up in our business with. international news and comment line from our studios here in central moscow this is the international bankers are prepared to hand out a massive loan to egypt's temporary leaders just months after praising the financial growth overseen

at the f.c.c. with my fellow commissioners to launch a new task force that's going to focus attention on what can be done through public-private partnerships and other creative ideas. but i just don't think we can be satisfied with the pace of improvement on broadband adoption. we went from 65% to 67% in the last year. it's just not good enough. we have to step it up. >> mr. chairman, you can count on the cable industry to be your partner in that effort. we understand the importance of it. i encourage the audience to see the adoption event we're doing at the park later today. the chairman, i think, plans on being there. it's great to have you, ladies and gentlemen. the chairman of the f.c.c., juteyuss jen -- julius genachowski. thank you. >> u.s. house returns in about an hour for 2:00 for one-minute speeches. legislative work starts at 5:30 eastern. they'll consider five bills, four of which deals with naming post offices. the last one would eliminate the election assistance. votes will be at 6:30

put him in charge of the f.c.c. because he needed a crook to catch the crooks but any of the f.c.c. by sixty six the reason that the end of this to tax was because the step sections producing so much more revenue than as you see cost base of you know. so i mean we've done it here the countries that have state taxes in the u.k. france japan germany italy greece australia france china chili bowl asia india austria and belgium i mean this is not it is not going to be controversy and you know it started before here and you know treasury secretary geithner has said well i haven't seen a version of this tax that i think would work and it i wish he would more seriously look at this issue because there are countries out there that are already implementing such taxes raising a lot of money that goes for a good purpose. and it with in the middle of a fiscal crisis and in the wake of the financial crisis we think this is an idea whose time has really come in the us and and it's amazing in europe also to see that it has appeal across the political spectrum they're still able to have rational di

stations cable outlets that you told me that that's what democracy's the public opinion versus the f.c.c. broadcast blues march. look now at some world news in brief for you this hour croatia is set to get the green light to join the e.u. the union's justice commissioner has said there's your reading out of the membership is likely to start in twenty thirteen that would be the second house you could call three to two hundred twenty seven state union after slovenia it started membership talks about six years ago. a volcanic ash cloud has grounded more flights in argentina and uruguay the eruption in chile that's been ongoing since last saturday had already cost flight cancellations earlier this week now all flights from the argentinian capital and several from montevideo in europe why have been suspended amid concerns the ash could damage aircraft engines. time now for our russia close up series where this time the team travels to north a setting of. so to aid in russia north caucasus a small republic has been plagued by decades of violence and conflict so tens of thousands of refugees re

stations the cable outlet you told me that that sounds like the martians the public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues. and icon of russian nationalists a former army colonel who served a prison term for kidnapping and murdering a chechen girl has been shot dead in moscow. russia says it's ready to lift a ban on european events to pull imports if sufficient safety guarantees are provided one of the results of the talks where nato is missile defense system and moscow's accession to the world trade organization were also discussed. and as nato airstrikes once again wrong the libyan capital rico over civilian deaths and anger over foreign intervention continues to grow on the ground. plus a fresh vision of world news on american airwaves the voice of russia radio wants to do you want space station. it's three pm in moscow this is r t coming to you live on news now with our top story a former russian military commander who served time in jail for killing a chechen teenage girl has been shot dead in moscow period the dawn of became a nationalist icon after his conviction which is death alr

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