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Title: Republicans' Meddling In Broadcast Television Is a Free-Speech Flip.
Authors: LIPTAK, ADAM
Source: New York Times. 5/15/2026, Vol. 175 Issue 60885, pA22-A22. 2/3p.
Subjects: Television broadcasting, Government regulation, Reagan, Ronald, 1911-2004, Mass media policy, Presidents of the United States, Freedom of speech, Republicans
Abstract: The article focuses on debates over government involvement in broadcast television regulation, highlighting former Mark Fowler's successful effort under President Ronald Reagan to abolish the Fairness Doctrine that required broadcasters to present opposing viewpoints on public issues.
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