FCC Fines CBS $550,000
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LOS ANGELES  As expected, the Federal Communications Commission has fined CBS $550,000 for its airing of Janet Jackson&#39;s exposed right breast at the Super Bowl.
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As expected, America&#39;s communications regulator - the FCC - has hit Viacom&#39;s CBS network with a $550,000 fine over Janet Jackson&#39;s infamous &quot;wardrobe malfunction&quot; during the Super Bowl half-time show.
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CBS got the bill Wednesday for Janet Jackson&#39;s eye-catching flash dance during the Super Bowl halftime show: a record $550,000.
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During a week that CBS was fined &#36;550,000 for Janet Jackson's Super Bowl flash and its news division had to apologize for shoddy reporting, at least the prime-time ratings gave its executives something to smile about.
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WASHINGTON - CBS got the bill Wednesday for Janet Jackson's eye-catching flash dance during the Super Bowl halftime show: a record $550,000.    The Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously to fine each of the 20 CBS-owned television stations $27,500, which is the maximum penalty for indecency...
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Two Entercom Communications Corp.  radio stations in Kansas that aired sexually explicit language  could face $220,000 in total fines for violating federal  decency standards, U.S. communications regulators said on  Wednesday.
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So, only 20 TV stations are culpable for airing last year&#39;s Super Bowl halftime show [&quot;FCC Throws Flag at CBS&#39;s Halftime Play,&quot; Style, Sept.
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CBS got the bill Wednesday for Janet Jackson&#39;s breast-baring &quot;wardrobe malfunction&quot; during the Super Bowl halftime show: a record $550,000.
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Pop singer Janet Jackson&#39;s bare breast flash earlier this year during the nationally televised Super Bowl football game will cost 20 CBS stations that aired it a combined $550,000 for violating indecency rules, US communications
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The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed legislation to hike fines to as much as &#36;500,000 on broadcasters and entertainers who violate decency limits on the air.
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The FCC is set to vote unanimously for a record-setting fine against CBS-owned stations for violating broadcast decency standards with the network's January breast-baring Super Bowl halftime show, though some commissioners are expected to say the fines are not severe enough, FCC sources said. -The Washington Post
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The U.S. House of Representatives on  Wednesday overwhelmingly passed legislation to hike fines to as  much as $500,000 on broadcasters and entertainers who violate  decency limits on air.
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In the second big blow in a week to CBS, the Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday slapped CBS Television&#39;s parent Viacom Inc.
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Pop singer Janet Jackson's bare  breast flash earlier this year during the nationally televised  Super Bowl football game will cost the CBS television network a  record $550,000 for violating indecency rules, U.S.  communications regulators said on Wednesday.
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The Federal Communications Commission yesterday proposed a record-setting $1.2 million fine against 169 Fox television stations for an April 2003 broadcast of &quot;Married by
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The Federal Communications  Commission on Tuesday sought to fine 169 Fox television  stations a total of $1.18 million for violating decency  standards when they aired an episode of "Married by America."
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Pop singer Janet Jackson's bare  breast flash earlier this year during the nationally televised  Super Bowl football game will cost 20 CBS stations that aired  it a combined $550,000 for violating indecency rules, U.S.  communications regulators said on Wednesday.