And in the end, technology will keep us free. Indecency and profanity and weirdness of all stripes will continue to migrate to the unregulated Web. At least one of the big networks has a Plan B to end-run FCC decency regulations by delivering uncensored programs via broadband. Unless our decency crusaders really go Saudi Arabian on us, they may keep winning the FCC battles, but they are doomed to lose the war.
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