Top court considers television dirty words case - KUAR
table border=0 width= valign=top cellpadding=2 cellspacing=7trtd valign=top class=jfont style=font-size:85%;font-family:arial,sans-serifbrdiv style=padding-top:0.8em;img alt= height=1 width=1/divdiv class=lha href=http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=Tct=us/4-0fd=Rurl=http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kuar/arts/article/7/0/1406672/Headlines/Top.court.considers.television.dirty.words.case/cid=1265224395ei=qxkaSbyxDpiQM5b1vckOusg=AFQjCNHcvhrt8DPbSX8ClB2_GE-7YmVSEQTop court considers television dirty words case/abrfont size=-1font color=#6f6f6fKUAR,nbsp;ARnbsp;-/font nobrNov 4, 2008/nobr/fontbrfont size=-1b…/b by the television networks, saying they should not be free to broadcast expletives on the quot;Jeopardyquot; game show or on the hit show quot;American bIdol/b.quot;/font/div/font/td/tr/table
