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Supreme Court Allows Corporate-Sponsored Issue Ads to Mention Candidates – Watch for Even More Political Advertising Next Year

Posted on June 26, 2007
Posted in Political Broadcasting

This article is no longer available. For more informartion on this topic, see Remember FCC Public File Obligations When Running Issue Advertising

Tags: advertising, BCRA, Campaign, Campaign Reform, Corporate, Corporate political advertising, issue, issue advertising, limits, limits on corporate political spending, on, political, Political Broadcasting, Reform, spending
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