Supreme Court Rules Against FCC in TV Indecency Cases

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of television networks in their fight against the Federal Communications Commission's regulation of broadcast profanity and nudity, Deadline reports.

With an 8-0 vote, the court found the FCC's policies too vague to be applied to the specific incidents in question, which included a 2003 NYPD Blue episode on ABC that featured a naked woman's buttocks as well as Fox's telecasts of the 2002 and ...

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