The Federal
Communications Commission has declared that some of the stories
aired on a Chicago radio station “were not, in fact, news stories.”
It proclaimed this not because the reports were deceptive or
otherwise inaccurate, but because of the distribution model the
journalists used to syndicate their reports. Reason‘s
Jesse Walker takes a look at the ruling and explains just what’s at
stake.
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