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Broadcasters Act to Curb 'Indecency' Speaking at a congressional hearing on decency rules in the media, Clear Channel Radio head John Hogan apologizes for offensive material from a now-dismissed Florida disc jockey. A House committee is considering raising the fines levied on stations that broadcast material found to be indecent. NPR's Larry Abramson reports.

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Broadcasters Act to Curb 'Indecency'

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Speaking at a congressional hearing on decency rules in the media, Clear Channel Radio head John Hogan apologizes for offensive material from a now-dismissed Florida disc jockey. A House committee is considering raising the fines levied on stations that broadcast material found to be indecent. NPR's Larry Abramson reports.