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Fcc Vs. Midwest Video Corp.
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 02, 1979
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FCC v. MidwestSearch
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Video Corp. - 440 U.S. 689 (1979) U.S. Supreme Court FCC v. MidwestSearch
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Video Corp., 440 U.S. 689 (1979) Federal Communications Commission v. MidwestSearch
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United States v. SouthwesternSearch
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a) The FCC's access rules plainly impose common carrier obligations on cable operators. United States v. MidwestSearch
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FCC v. PottsvilleSearch
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a). In United States v. SouthwesternSearch
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a circumscribed range of power to regulate cable television, and we reaffirmed that determination in United States v. MidwestSearch
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without an opinion for the Court, sustained the Commission's jurisdiction to issue these regulations in United States v. MidwestSearch
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National Association of Regulatory Utility Comm'rs v. FCCSearch
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National Association of Regulatory Utility Comm'rs v. FCCSearch
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common carriers. We considered the genealogy and the meaning of this provision in Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. DemocraticSearch
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a) would be unbounded. See United States v. MidwestSearch
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Together with No. 77-1648, American Civil Liberties Union v. FederalSearch
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Communications Commission et al., and No. 77-1662, National Black Media Coalition et al. v. MidwestSearch
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the District of Columbia Circuit stayed this aspect of the rules in an order filed in American Civil Liberties Union v. FCCSearch
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signals, amplify them, transmit them by cable or microwave, and distribute them by wire to subscribers. United States v. SouthwesternSearch
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was not at issue in Southwestern. See 392 U.S. at 392 U. S. 167 . In dicta in United States v. MidwestSearch
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a common carrier with respect to a portion of its service only. See National Association of Regulatory Utility Comm'rs v. FCCSearch
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and agency pronouncements to ascertain the term's meaning. See National Association of Regulatory Utility Comm'rs v. FCCSearch
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Frontier Broadcasting Co. v. CollierSearch
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Frontier Broadcasting Co. v. CollierSearch
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put into question the statutory authority for the fairness doctrine obligations sustained in Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCCSearch
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a rule requiring cable television systems to originate a significant number of local programs. In United States v. MidwestSearch
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Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. DemocraticSearch
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National Committee, 412 U. S. 94 , 412 U. S. 121 , quoting Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCCSearch
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Page 440 U. S. 712 The Commission's 1966 rules, which gave rise to this Court's decision in United States v. SouthwesternSearch
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F.C.C.2d 294, 299 (1976). In my judgment, this is the correct approach. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. DemocraticSearch
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American Civil Liberties Union v. FCCSearch
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Court did not pass upon the validity of these rules. MR. JUSTICE BRENNAN 's opinion for the plurality in United States v. MidwestSearch
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correctly upheld by courts of appeals as within the guidelines of that decision. See, e.g., Black Hills Video Corp. v. FCCSearch
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Order, 20 F.C.C.2d at 202. See also United States v. MidwestSearch
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While the Court in Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. DemocraticSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court FCC v. MidwestSearch
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Federal Communications Commission v. MidwestSearch
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United States v. MidwestSearch
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In United States v. SouthwesternSearch
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See United States v. MidwestSearch
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American Civil Liberties Union v. FederalSearch
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Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCCSearch
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In United States v. MidwestSearch
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Black Hills Video Corp. v. FCCSearch
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