FCC Chairman Kevin Martin's just-announced proposal that families should be able to decide what individual cable networks they get, rather than being stuck with whatever take-it-or-leave-it bundles of channels they're offered, has caused a delicious rift on the right.
On one side is the Parents Television Council, which has done a sterling job protesting how networks force unsuspecting Americans to watch animated characters' butt-cracks, and other affronts to decency. They're for unbundling. The V chip, they contend, is not...
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