...Ct. 1794 (1969) , the Court stated that : Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by the First Amendment Interest, differences in the characteristics...in the First Amendment Standards applied to them. Id. at 1805. The Court, in placing the rights and interests of the broadcast public on a plane commensurate...

...Ct. 1794 (1969), the Court stated that : Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by the First Amendment interest, differences in the characteristics...in the First Amendment Standards applied to them. Id. at 1805. The Court, in placing the rights and interests of the broadcast public on a plane commensurate...

...equal weight to the views of his opponents. This right, they say, applies equally to broadcasters. A. Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by a First Amendment interest, United States v. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 334 US 131, 166 (1948), differences in the characteristics...

...equal weight to the views of his opponents. This right, they say, applies equally to broadcasters. A. Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by a First Amendment interest, United States v. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 334 US 131, 166 (1948), differences in the characteristics...

...equal weight to the views of his opponents. This right, they say, applies equally to broadcasters. A. Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by a First Amendment interest, United States v. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 334 US 131, 166 (1948), differences in the characteristics...

...broadcasters. (Red Lion at p. 386.) The Supreme Court laid this argument to rest in the following words: Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by a First Amendment- interest, United States v. Paramount Pictures, Inc. , 334 US 131, 166 (1948), differences in the characteristics...

...conventional first amendment grounds, alleging that the rules abridge their freedom of speech and press . . . Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected...interest . . . differences in the characteristics of news media justify differences in the first amendment standards applied to them. . . This is not to...

...conventional first amendment grounds, alleging that the rules abridge their freedom of speech and press . . . Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected...interest . . . differences in the characteristics of news media justify differences in the first amendment standards applied to them. . . This is not to...

...requirements of Section 307. In the Red Lion Broadcasting Co. case, decided in 1969, the United Stat Supreme Court gives us a number of reasons why the...applied to them. No one has a First Amendment right to i monopolize a radio frequency; to deny > because "the public interest" requires of free speech." i...

...dictum in Red Lion:1 16 Although broadcasting is clearly a medium affected by a First Amendment . . . differences in the characteristics of new media justify...in the First Amendment standards applied to them. For example, the ability of new technology to produce sounds more raucous than the human voice justifies...