Indecency Tops Gripes About Radio/TV

Complaints about allegedly indecent radio or television programs continue to be the most common broadcast-related gripe the FCC hears from the public in the broadcast area.
For telephones, both wired and cell, billing and rates complaints top the list.
For the first quarter of this year, the FCC received 242 indecency or obscenity complaints out of a total of 270 broadcast-related gripes. The majority, 161, was logged in May.
The stats are part of the quarterly report of the commission’s Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau.