The cases of KFKB v. FRC and Trinity Methodist Church v. FRC resulted in what legal principle that is still in effect today?
A) if radio advertising is aimed at children, the government can regulate it to a greater extent than advertising aimed at adults
B) advertising aimed at children cannot be regulated differently than advertising aimed at adults
C) government agencies cannot deny a broadcast license to an applicant because doing so would be an unconstitutional form of "prior restraint."
D) government agencies can refuse to renew the license of a broadcaster that does not operate in the public interest (without violating the First Amendment)
E) satellite radio cannot be regulated differently than AM and FM radio

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The principle established by these cases is that government agencies can refuse to renew the license of a broadcaster that does not operate in the public interest, without this action violating the First Amendment. This principle allows for regulatory oversight to ensure broadcasters serve the public interest.

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