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DESCRIPTION:Almost as soon as President Trump took office\, the newly minte
 d chairs of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Tr
 ade Commission (FTC) began separate campaigns designed to influence the ed
 itorial judgment of the entities within their jurisdiction. \n\nThis sessi
 on will delve into the First Amendment’s limits on FCC and FTC authority t
 o control or encourage particular editorial policies. It will discuss pote
 ntial impacts on journalism and online content moderation process and it w
 ill look closely at the benefits and challenges of transparency as a norma
 tive matter.
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SUMMARY:Working the Refs: FCC & FTC Efforts to Control Editorial Discretion
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 tyle='text-decoration:none\;'>Almost as soon as President Trump took offic
 e\, the newly minted chairs of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
  and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) began separate campaigns designed 
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 ion. </span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span
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 g:0px\;'><span style='text-decoration:none\;'>This session will delve into
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 rage particular editorial policies. It will discuss potential impacts on j
 ournalism and online content moderation process and it will look closely a
 t the benefits and challenges of transparency as a normative matter.</span
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DESCRIPTION:Almost as soon as President Trump took office\, the newly minte
 d chairs of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Tr
 ade Commission (FTC) began separate campaigns designed to influence the ed
 itorial judgment of the entities within their jurisdiction. \n\nThis sessi
 on will delve into the First Amendment’s limits on FCC and FTC authority t
 o control or encourage particular editorial policies. It will discuss pote
 ntial impacts on journalism and online content moderation process and it w
 ill look closely at the benefits and challenges of transparency as a norma
 tive matter.
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