i was listening to a college radio station the other day

and i heard the word FUCK in a song. i smiled and my heart sang along (the station shall remain nameless just in case...........)

is no one going to step up on this one? c'mon cbs and abc and nbc. grow some stones FIGHT THIS. once again i will say, we ALL have an on and off button on our radios and televisions along with buttons that allow us to change the channel. you offended by something? DON'T LISTEN TO IT, DON'T WATCH IT. it's YOUR responsibility NOT big brothers

By JENNIFER C. KERR, Associated Press Writer Wednesday, February 22, 2006
(02-22) 18:50 PST WASHINGTON, (AP) --
Federal regulators will stick by their decision to slap CBS with a $550,000 fine for the Janet Jackson flash at the 2004 Super Bowl.
They also plan new sanctions against Fox, NBC and CBS TV stations or affiliates for violating decency standards, according to people familiar with the matter.
The two sources, who declined to be identified ahead of a public announcement, said one of the decisions involves an appearance by Nicole Richie on the 2003 Billboard Music Awards on Fox. During the broadcast, she uttered the "F" word and the expletive for excrement.
It's believed to be the first time that the Federal Communications Commission will address the use of the second expletive on the public airwaves. The FCC has previously penalized networks for allowing the "F" word to be broadcast.
The sources would not say which broadcasters would face monetary penalties from the commission. Nor would they outline other programs that would be targeted in the decisions.
In the next couple of weeks, the agency is expected to release a batch of indecency rulings and dismissals of complaints — about 40 in all. There will be a mix of fines, about six, as well as a handful of sanctions that will essentially put broadcasters on notice that certain utterances or other actions could bring fines in the future. No dollar figures were given for any of the fines.....