Legal Brief | Regulating Broadcasters @dukelaw
Legal Brief | Regulating Broadcasters  @dukelaw
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Why are broadcasters regulated more than other media?

In this episode of Legal Brief, Professor Stuart Benjamin explains two landmark Supreme Court cases that define the limits the First Amendment places on the FCC and explain why broadcast television and radio remain subject to unique rules that don’t apply to other forms of communication.
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Legal Brief | Regulating Broadcasters

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