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TitleTHE FAIRNESS DOCTRINE: BENEFITS AND COSTS
Author(s)DONALD P. MULLALLY, Dr. Mullally, who is Assistant Professor of Radio and Television in the College of Communications, University of Illinois, and is completing his law degree at the University of Michigan, examines the potential consequences of the new fairness rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission in 1967 and since then unanimously upheld by the Supreme Court.
IdentifiersPublic Opinion Quarterly, volume 33, page 577
Copyright© 1969, the American Association for Public Opinion Research
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