Government Involvment

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By letmebeheard - Posted on October 3rd, 2007

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Censoring Censorship

By Miho - Posted on September 18th, 2007

Tagged: Censorship • Emmy's • FCC • Government Involvment • Iraq War

In light of the recent new reports about censorship at the Emmy's I finally decided to write something about it.

Recently Kathy Griffin, Sally Field, Ray Ramono, and Katherine Higel were all bleeped. Why? You may ask. Because the FCC deemed their antics too riskay for public television.

Well lets look at what exactly they did, shall we?

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