The true story of the Fairness Doctrine begins long before the first major implementation of the doctrine in 1963, back before the rule was enacted in 1949, back all the way to the Radio Act of 1927.

Forget the Fairness Doctrine. ... this core responsibility remains in the Communications Act today. Today, however, the act once again simply has no teeth.

The Fairness Doctrine only applied to broadcast licenses. Fox News is a cable network, and therefore wouldn't have been bound by its rules. Our fact-check sources: ...

The Fairness Doctrine may be a political non-starter, ... So are we going to see formal reimposition of the Fairness Doctrine, or passage of the Screw Rush Limbaugh Act of 2009?

The act is rooted in the media world of 1949, ... The Fairness Doctrine, which mandated that broadcast networks devote time to contrasting views on issues of public importance, ...

In making the controversial decision to repeal the Fairness Doctrine, Patrick and his colleagues abolished a decades-old rule that had governed how Americans received the news.

The Fairness Doctrine, ... abundant protections that tech companies enjoy under legislation like Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act—which effectively immunizes social media ...

The Fairness Doctrine. October 12, 2004. By Howard Kurtz. Some conservatives are having a grand old time beating up on Mark Halperin.

The Twitter Fairness Doctrine. ... The executive order that Mr. Trump signed Thursday is aimed in particular at Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Conservative lawmakers, joined by some liberal allies, sought to head off reinstating the so-called Fairness Doctrine on Thursday as they pushed a vote on the issue. Fairness Doctrine back in play ...

Looks like Rush Limbaugh can breathe a sigh of relief. The Federal Communications Commission has agreed to comply with a House GOP request to once and for all kill the fairness doctrine. The ...

Passed by a 309-115 vote, the measure prohibits the FCC from using any funds made available by the act to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine on broadcast licensees. “While I was pleased with the ...