F the FCC
: Note that Sony came out with the cure for FCC censorship — and media consolidation (not to mention the common cold): The cellular radio and entertainment device. You can get what you want when and where you want it and nobody can stop you.
5 responses to “F the FCC”
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Sort of. The FCC regulates cell phone carriers too.
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But they aren’t telling us what we can and can’t say and whom we can and can’t call on our phones… not yet, anyway. There’s no scarce-public-airwaves, not-in-my-livingroom argument here.
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“You can get what you want when and where you want it and nobody can stop you.”
That’s only addressing half of the concerns with media consolidation: access. But what about content? While there isn’t must detail to this news item, I wonder from what “library” will I be able to choose my customized content? -
You can also sign the petition at
http://www.stopfcc.com/
It’s the “feel good” petition of the week. -
Yes, make it truly optional, instead of forcing us to monitor multimedia constantly. For the internet, why can’t porn be relegated to a domain called “.sex” and you can go there if you want to but your kids won’t get visually molested if they type in Britney’s name wrong. Am I off base?
