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National Tv Ownership Rule
A broadcaster cannot own television stations that reach more than 35% of the nations homes. -
Dual Television Network Rule
Prohibits a major network from buying another major network. -
Local TV Multiple Ownership Rule
Prohibits a broadcaster from owning more than one television station in the same market. -
The Immigration and Nationality Act
The Immigration and Nationality Act ensures that only U.S. citizens and individuals with work visas can be hired, and every business must keep on file I-9 eligibility forms for applicable employees. -
Fair Packaging and Labeling Act
All product labels must include information about the product, such as nutrition, size, and distribution and manufacturing information. -
Radio/TV Cross-Ownership Rule
Prohibits a broadcaster from owning a radio station and a television station in the same market. -
Safety and Health Act
The Safety and Health Act of 1970 ensures that employers provide safe and sanitary work environments through frequent inspections and a grading scale. -
Newspaper/Broadcast Cross-Ownership Act
Bans ownership of newspaper and television station in the same market. -
Reagan Administration Deruglation
Extended licenses to five years from 3 years -
FCC Guidelines Act
Guidelines on how much advertising can be carried per hour -
Fairness Doctrine
Doctrine was not mandated by Congress and the FCC no longer had to enforce it. -
Telecommunications Act
Most inportant regulation regarding media ownership -
Senate Commerence Committee
Regarding media ownership and media consolidation. -
Media Ownership Policy
Meeting in which Media policies were discussed.