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This is where the Children's Television Act comes in. Fortunately, when the Supreme Court considered policies similar to the FCC guidelines, it ruled that broadcasters are park of a public trust, since they must represent those who cannot broadcast as well as those...
...opportunity to force a change. Unfortunately this is unlikely to occur during the last days of the Bush administration. The act passed into existence unsigned by the president. Considering that Bush's education secretary, Lamer Alexander, is a former board member of "Channel One"--a corporate venture to broadcast television within primary and secondary schools--even this non-action seem amazing...
Hopes were dashed, however, as the night progressed. "Ooh"s, "damn"s, and "oh no"s resounded throughout the room as electoral vote results were broadcast state by state...
These bureaucracies frequently utilize the media to execute end-runs around their bureaucratic competitors. A bureaucracy may broadcast a certain message through the media to sway public opinion and thus influence the President, or to broadcast their competitor's policy for public ridicule...
...dependence of the media on public diplomacy and leads for its news creates enormous possibilities for the government to manipulate the media in order to broadcast a deceptive message to foreign countries. Government officials could leak false information, simulating either government policies or bureaucratic infighting which do not exist in order to maintain the element of surprise in international competition...