The equal-time rule is an FCC policy that all candidates running for office must be given the same radio and television airtime opportunities. True / False.

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The equal-time rule is an FCC policy that all candidates running for office must be given the same radio and television airtime opportunities. True / False.

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Answer: TRUE

Explanation:FCC (Federal communications commission) is an agency of the Federal Government of the United States of America, created by law to regulate the activities of communication entities such as Radio and Television broadcast etc.

The policy division of the media bureau is saddled with the responsibility of granting equal air time opportunity to politicians on Radio and Television among other responsibilities.