The "Fin-Syn" (financial interest and syndication) rules limited major television networks' ability to produce their own in-house programs.

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The Fin-Syn rules were established by the FCC in 1970 to prevent major television networks from monopolizing the production and syndication of prime time television content, thereby encouraging diversity and competition by limiting the networks' ability to own the programming they aired.

The "Fin-Syn" (Financial Interest and Syndication) Rules Limited Major Television