FCC's 'Equal Time' Rule Under Scrutiny Amid Colbert-CBS Conflict

The FCC's 'equal time' rule, which mandates equal broadcast opportunities for political candidates, is being examined in the context of a conflict involving Stephen Colbert and CBS.

18 Feb, 17:01 — 18 Feb, 22:27

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Perspective Analysis

AI-generated comparison of how 3 sources cover this story

The coverage largely aligns on the key events surrounding the FCC's 'equal time' rule, the Colbert-CBS conflict, and a probe into 'The View'. While all acknowledge the controversy, outlets diverge in their primary focus, with some explaining the rule and others detailing official responses. Most sources confirm the FCC's denial of censorship and the ongoing investigation.

What sources agree on

The FCC's 'equal time' rule is central to a conflict involving comedian Stephen Colbert and CBS.
Claims of censorship regarding a Colbert interview were made.
The FCC or an official denied censoring the Colbert interview.
The FCC is conducting a probe into ABC's 'The View'.