Media ‘reform’ schemes business as usual for some on FCC

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Democrats on the Federal Communications Commission say they have absolutely no plans to censor the press.

“The commission has no intention of regulating political or other speech of journalists or broadcasters,” FCC chairman Tom Wheeler wrote to a group of House Republicans on Feb. 14, after controversy erupted over an FCC project to question journalists to determine whether their articles, commentaries, and newscasts meet government-determined “critical information needs.”

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