By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/14/2004 2:38:00 PM
The Newspaper Guild/Communications Workers of America union has broadcast an e-mail to "ordinary citizens" asking recipients to "flood the FCC" with comments on its rewrite of media ownership rules.
The commission's loosened ownership rules have been stayed by a federal appeals court, which is asking it to revamp and better justify them.
"Please take a few moments and send a message to the FCC that this time -- when they look at new rules for media ownership -- they need to listen to the people and not just to the corporations," the union asks, then provides them a "four click" route to the FCC.
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