U.S. appeals court halts FCC 'fleeting' indecency order

A U.S. appeals court told the Federal Communications Commission Thursday not to enforce a recent order that declared some "fleeting" uses of profanity during television broadcasts indecent.The indefinite stay, issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York, was part of a court ruling that granted the FCC 60 days to reconsider its decision ...

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U.S. appeals court halts FCC 'fleeting' indecency order

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