FCC Web Documents citing 76.206

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  • or information concerning any lottery, gift, enterprise, or similar scheme offering prizes dependent in whole or in part upon lot of chance. Need: These rules prescribe requirements that enable legally qualified political candidates to use cable television facilities. Legal basis: 47 U.S.C. § 154 Section Number and Title: 76.205 Origination cablecasts by legally qualified candidates for public office; equal opportunities. 76.206 (a)(1)(i)(ii) Candidates Rates. Charges for use of cable television systems. 76.206 (2) Candidates Rates. Charges for use of cable television systems. Political file (This section was renumbered as Section 76.1701 pursuant to the Commission's reorganization and renumbering of Section 76 as part of the 1998 Biennial Review- Multichannel Video and Cable Television Service, 65 FR 53610). 76.213 (c) Lotteries. 76.213
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  • FCC 2d 94 (1968) (citations omitted). The FCC emphasized that "the provision of time for [political broadcasts] is an essential element of the public interest obligations of broadcasters." Id. 167 CBS, Inc. v. FCC, 453 U.S. 367, 396 (1981). 168 Pub. L. No. 92-225, 86 Stat. 3 (1971); 47 U.S.C. § 315(b); 47 C.F.R. § 73.1942. 169 47 C.F.R. § 76.206. 170 47 C.F.R. § 25.701(c). See 47 U.S.C. § 335(a). 171 DARS R&O, 12 FCC Rcd at 5792. 172 3 Fed. Reg. 1692, 1693 (1938). 173 47 C.F.R. § 73.1943. 174 Amendment of the Commission's Rules to Require Stations to Notify Opposing Candidates of Gifts of Time For Use Within 72 Hours Prior to Day of Election, 60 FCC 2d
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  • The Media Bureau has primary responsibility for complaints regarding the following: (i) Subpart A (general), with the exception of section 76.11; (ii) Subpart B (Registration Statements); (iii) Subpart C (Federal-State/Local Relationships [Reserved]; (iv) Subpart D (carriage of television broadcast signals); (v) Subpart E (equal employment opportunity requirements); (vi) Subpart F (nonduplication protection and syndicated exclusivity); (vi) Subpart G, sections 76.205, 76.206 and 76.209 (political broadcasting); (vii) subpart I (Forms and Reports)(viii) Subpart J (ownership); (ix) Subpart L (cable television access); (x) Subpart N, sections 76.944 (basic cable rate appeals), and sections 76.970, 76.971 and 76.977 (cable leased access rates); (xi) Subpart O (competitive access to cable programming); (xii) Subpart P (competitive availability of navigation devices); (xiii) Subpart Q (regulation of carriage
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  • Order, 18 FCC Rcd at 13631 ¶ 32. If, however, advertisements fall within the scope of our political programming rules, and parties experience difficulty in placing such political announcements on cable systems, our rules may provide redress. All cable operators are required to abide by the Commission's political programming rules applicable to cable television. See, e.g., 47 C.F.R. §§ 76.205, 76.206, 76.1611, 76.1615, 76.1701, 76.1715. The no-censorship provision of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, which embodies First Amendment free speech principles, prohibits the Commission from involving itself in the content of specific programs or otherwise engaging in activities that might be regarded as program censorship. See 47 U.S.C. § 326. The Commission can neither prevent licensees from airing a
• http://www.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/76print.html
  • [43]76.120 Network non-duplication protection, syndicated exclusivity and sports blackout rules for satellite carriers: Definitions. [44]76.122 Satellite network non-duplication. [45]76.123 Satellite syndicated program exclusivity. [46]76.124 Requirements for invocation of protection. [47]76.125 Indemnification contracts. [48]76.127 Satellite sports blackout. [49]76.128 Application of sports blackout rules. [50]76.130 Substitutions. Subpart G -- Cablecasting [51]76.205 Origination cablecasts by legally qualified candidates for public office; equal opportunities. [52]76.206 Candidate rates. [53]76.209 Fairness doctrine; personal attacks; political editorials. [54]76.213 Lotteries. [55]76.225 Commercial limits in children's programs. [56]76.227 [Reserved] Subpart H -- General Operating Requirements [57]76.309 Customer service obligations. Subpart I -- Forms and Reports [58]76.403 Cable television system reports. Subpart J -- Ownership of Cable Systems [59]76.501 Cross-ownership. [60]76.502 Time limits applicable to franchise authority consideration of transfer applications.
• http://www.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/part76.pdf
  • sports blackout rules for satellite carriers: Definitions. § 76.122 Satellite network non-duplication. § 76.123 Satellite syndicated program exclusivity. § 76.124 Requirements for invocation of protection. § 76.125 Indemnification contracts. § 76.127 Satellite sports blackout. § 76.128 Application of sports blackout rules. § 76.130 Substitutions. Subpart G-Cablecasting § 76.205 Origination cablecasts by legally qualified candidates for public office; equal opportunities. § 76.206 Candidate rates. § 76.209 Fairness doctrine; personal attacks; political editorials. § 76.213 Lotteries. § 76.225 Commercial limits in children's programs. § 76.227 [Reserved] Subpart H-General Operating Requirements § 76.309 Customer service obligations. Subpart I-Forms and Reports § 76.403 Cable television system reports. Subpart J-Ownership of Cable Systems § 76.501 Cross-ownership. § 76.502 Time limits applicable to franchise authority consideration of