[BC] How far is ok?...

[Kent Winrich, K9EZ]

Sheeesh, I guess I might be the only one that thinks this way, but to 
me, it take MORE creativity to skirt around the "obscenity" laws, than 
it does to blurt out stuff.  Trust me, I am no prude, but I think it is 
more fun when people toe the line as opposed to crossing it.

Perhaps these "Creative types" need to engage their collective brains a 
little to actually think about how they can toe this line...and be 
creative about it.



Burt I. Weiner wrote:
> Just how far and in what direction should creativity in the public 
> go?  Should Common Decency be allowed to play a part or even be 
> guidelines?
>
> Burt
>
>
> Court Challenge for Indecency?
>
> At least one analyst who follows communications believes a broadcast 
> group will challenge the new indecency fines in court. Bear Stearns 
> analyst Victor Miller said in a bulletin to expect such a challenge 
> "soon."
>
> "The impact on the creative process, which will no doubt be altered by 
> an increased fine regime, is unknown at this time," states Miller.
>
>
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> Broadcast Technical Services
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