FCC Amends Sponsor ID Rules To Require Disclosure Of Foreign

FCC Amends Sponsor ID Rules To Require Disclosure Of Foreign Government-Provided Content - Media, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment


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The Federal Communications Commission adopted new
sponsorship identification requirements that require broadcasters
to disclose when foreign governments or their representatives lease
time on their airwaves.  In its order adopting
the new rule, the FCC wrote, "The foreign sponsorship
identification rules we adopt in this Order seek to eliminate any
potential ambiguity to the viewer or listener regarding the source
of programming provided from foreign governmental
entities." 
Noting that foreign governments -- including from China and
Russia -- have been purchasing time on broadcast stations across

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