Awful Announcing
"Eli Manning used profane gestures that were despicable and unacceptable and fines should be levied," the viewer from West Chester, PA said in the complaint. "Young Americans should never be exposed to something like that, it was disgusting."
"The nature of EAS violations requires particularly serious consideration because, among other issues, such violations undermine the integrity of the EAS by desensitizing viewers to the potential importance of warning tones and therefore implicate substantial public safety concerns."
"The agreement with Disney offers Sinclair an opportunity to charge consumers more by packaging their cable and broadcast programs."
"Charter's conduct risks effectively excluding BIG3 from the bidding process and tainting the auction. It has been suggested to BIG3's ownership that Charter has disseminated its threat to drop the (regional sports networks) to other members of the industry."
The network has filed three complaints with the FCC, two of which have been rejected while a third remains in limbo
"In 2004, CBS was fined $550,000 for airing what has become known as the “Nipple Slip”. In 2019, CBS aired Adam Levine removing his shirt exposing both nipples. This must be dealt with in a similar manner, or the double standard must be made public."
According to the FCC, beIN didn't make a strong enough case to require a Comcast rebuttal.
A deal that seemed to be a foregone conclusion a year ago now seems to be in jeopardy
Willie McGinest and company made a lot of parents angry with their language after the New England Patriots' Super Bowl LI victory.
AT&T’s streaming service DirecTV Now has had plenty of issues in its first few months, from not gaining...
It’s one of the greatest frustrations of pay TV, the dreaded cable box. Yes, in order to watch...
In the latest saga involving the controversial Washington Redskins name, the Federal Communication Commission has declared the term...
