In 1987 the FCC abandoned the core of its controversial Fairness Doctrine,but many in Congress vowed to bring it back.What were the two basic requirements that the doctrine imposed upon broadcasters?
A)To cover politics fairly,and to give equal time to all candidates for office.
B)To provide reasonable access to nonprofit groups,and to charge fair rates for that access.
C)To devote reasonable time to public issues,and to provide contrasting views on the issues.
D)To identify all commercial sponsors,and to refrain from editorial endorsements of products.

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The Fairness Doctrine imposed two basic requirements on broadcasters: the obligation to devote a reasonable amount of time to public issues and to provide contrasting views on those issues. This was intended to ensure that broadcasters presented a balanced and fair approach to controversial topics. The Doctrine did not require equal time for political candidates, as this was a separate requirement called the Equal Time Rule.

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