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   In article <6Ssdh.10450$%u3.4459@tornado.tampabay.rr.com>,   
    blm07  wrote:   
      
   > Conan mentioned a fake website "hornymanatee.com" on the show last night   
   > and NBC told him that if he mentions a site that doesn't exist, they   
   > have to legally own it.   
   >   
   > http://www.hornymanatee.com/   
      
   Does anyone know if he was referring to a real law, or just NBC legal   
   guidelines?  Is it a federal law that applies to all TV broadcasts?  It   
   sounds completely stupid that such a law would exist.  Given how   
   clueless the US government is about Internet regulation and how   
   sue-happy "traumatized" citizens can be, perhaps I shouldn't be so   
   surprised.  Is this the same nonsense that makes them bleep out certain   
   website names they don't own?   
      
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