January 2, 2019

Greta Van Susteren and Sharyl Attkisson take media APART with fine print from FCC on ‘broadcasting false content’

I’ve told you about this for nearly a year. It’s good to see other members of the media bring it to light.

Media will definitely feel this. Yikes.

Source: Oh DAAAMN! Greta Van Susteren and Sharyl Attkisson take media APART with fine print from FCC on ‘broadcasting false content’

https://twitter.com/SharylAttkisson/status/1079165624667029511

https://twitter.com/SharylAttkisson/status/1079176498840563714

This FCC rule is why you always see the media use plausible deniability. It’s why I keep telling you to focus on the specific words they use, and how they use them. They are aware they are breaking the law and violating the terms of their license. Remember, this isn’t a First Amendment issue … this is an FCC license issue.

They have to say they made a ‘mistake’ even if they intentionally lied to their audience because the latter is illegal.

 

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