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3 years ago

What kind of radio isn't regulated by the federal communication commission?

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The answer would be satellite radio. The FCC does regulate satellite radios to a certain extent with regard to the technical aspects of the machinery. However, they cannot regulate the content that is provided through the satellite radio although there have been attempts to do this in the past.

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