1.Why do government agencies like the FCC regulate broadcasting differently than

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1.Why do government agencies like the FCC regulate broadcasting differently than other forms of media?

2The rapid rise of media technologies with a limited number of broadcast stations and channels gave rise to concerns of the use of powerful media to control people as exemplified by Nazi Germany. Have those concerns been proven to be true? Is media control an issue today? Please provide examples to back up your ideas.

3. Why did licensing and patents become such an issue in the creation of radio and television?

4.Why did immigrants dominate the movie industry in the early 20th century?

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Broad casting is having public reach in an unlimited stretch, hence it has strong control over large group of society, hence anything which is aired through this channel will have direct impact on a large group.

Also it can help to communicate to the entire city state country and world as it has reach to every home.

There will be conflict while working on these broad casting field as the players in the market will either fight for the bandwidth or the content to be broadcasted also since society will be directly impacted by this hence, the same has to be regulated in order to have control. It is one of the most popular media channel and hence it is very important to define guidelines to avoid any thing form going air which will create negativity in the society.

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