In a world where televisions are blaring incessantly in our faces, who is responsible for determining ownership of the air waves and what, if any, limits exist on the content? The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) is the correct answer. It should not come as much a surprise that this alphabet-soup agency reflects the ideology of whichever wing of the political party occupies the White House at any given time. This new book presents issues relevant to the FCC as well as the Structure of the agency.