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Suppose Orson Welles classic War of the Worlds radio broadcast was aired today--and the public responded as it did in 1938. What would the programs legal status be?
 
  a) it would be completely legal; b) it would violate an act of Congress; c) it would violate an FCC regulation; d) it would violate state laws governing broadcast content; e) it would violate international agreements.
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Correct Slight Smile TY
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Good timing, thanks!
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