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11fairness doctrine — fairness or equal time doctrine This doctrine imposes affirmative responsibilities on the broadcaster to provide coverage of issues of public importance which is adequate and which fairly reflects differing viewpoints. In fulfilling its Fairness… …
12fairness or equal time doctrine — This doctrine imposes affirmative responsibilities on the broadcaster to provide coverage of issues of public importance which is adequate and which fairly reflects differing viewpoints. In fulfilling its Fairness Doctrine obligations,… …
13Fairness — Fair ness, n. The state of being fair, or free form spots or stains, as of the skin; honesty, as of dealing; candor, as of an argument, etc. [1913 Webster] …
14Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting — Fairness Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) ist eine US amerikanische Pressevereinigung, die sich der Bekämpfung und Dokumentation der einseitigen und falschen Berichterstattung sowie Selbstzensur in den Massenmedien verschrieben hat.… …
15Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting — Fairness Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) ist eine US amerikanische Pressevereinigung, die sich der Bekämpfung und Dokumentation der einseitigen und falschen Berichterstattung sowie Selbstzensur in den Massenmedien verschrieben hat.… …
16Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting — (FAIR) ist eine US amerikanische Pressevereinigung, die sich der Bekämpfung und Dokumentation der einseitigen und falschen Berichterstattung sowie Selbstzensur in den Massenmedien verschrieben hat. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Gründung 2 Ziele/Programm 3 …
17fairness — I noun aequitas, appropriateness, balance, detachment, disinterestedness, dispassionateness, equality, equitable treatment, equitableness, equity, evenhanded justice, evenhandedness, fair mindedness, fair play, fair treatment, honesty,… …
18fairness — O.E. fægernes “beauty;” see FAIR (Cf. fair) + NESS (Cf. ness). Meaning “evenhandedness” is from mid 15c …
19fairness — [n] justice candor, charitableness, charity, civility, consideration, courtesy, decency, decorum, disinterestedness, due, duty, equitableness, equity, exactitude, fair mindedness, fair shake*, give and take*, good faith, goodness, honesty, honor …
20Fairness Doctrine — n. [often f d ] a rule (1949 87) of the Federal Communications Commission under which TV and radio stations must provide broadcast time for the airing of opposing views on controversial issues …
