TV profanity filter manufacturer reacts with new options to counteract obscenity as Supreme Court prepares for review.

Supreme Court Preparing to Review Use of F-word on TV

By Christian Newswire —— Bio and Archives--October 6, 2011

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ROGERS, Ark., -- Most Americans believe they are safe from obscene language on television, but the FCC has ruled otherwise. When U2 singer Bono used the F-word on live TV, thousands of complaints flooded the FCC. Their response? They ruled that this word was acceptable on broadcast TV, except in sexual situations. The Supreme Court is now preparing to review such decisions.

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