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According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), broadcast television and radio stations, as well as satellite broadcasting services, may not air "indecent" material. The FCC has ruled that such material includes language that describes or suggests sexual or excretory organs or activities in a patently offensive manner; commentary about these topics must be highly coarse and explicit to be considered obscene. Any use of proscribed words must be brief and limited in frequency and is unlikely to be overlooked by the commission. Additionally, the FCC states that language intended for comedy purposes is not immune from regulatory sanction when it appears within hours of daybreak, when minors could hear it.
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words banned by FCC
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Examples of words banned by the Federal Communications Commission include “shit,” “ass,” “piss,” “fuck,” and “cunt”. Other vulgar or profane language is subject to broadcasting regulations depending on the context in which it is used.
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