Victoria’s Secret ABC TV special Nov. 15 wasn’t indecent, FCC Enf...
Victoria’s Secret ABC TV special Nov. 15 wasn’t indecent, FCC Enforcement Bureau said in letters responding to about 20 formal complaints. “You have not demonstrated that the sexual aspects of the material was, in context, so graphic or explicit…
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as to be patently offensive,” Bureau Chief Charles Kelley said. Kelley said FCC “must take account of” First Amendment and “while we understand that you are offended by the programming described, it does not appear that we have any basis for action at this time.” Kelley said “one of the most effective means to affect programming is to contact the station management to express your opinion.”