What tools does the FCC have that it may employ for violation of its rules?
A) The FCC may confiscate a media outlet and take over its operations.
B) The FCC may force a media company to forward all profits to the federal government.
C) The FCC may revoke a broadcasting license or impose a fine for each violation.
D) The FCC has no power to employ sanctions against a media outlet.
E) The FCC issues only advisement, referring all violations to the FBI.
C
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