It used to be a first-year communications student in college learned about FCC licenses, what they were, why they were there, and why the 1st Amendment does not really apply to them in the way that they do to cable, Internet, or the street corner.
Jimmy Kimmel still has the same 1a rights everyone else has. The public airwaves are owned by the public, and the public (with government as its agent) has the right to demand standards that you do not get in any other venue.
Arguing that this is some Rubicon moment in free speech rights is specious and retarded.
X doesn't use public airwaves owned by the public. X is on an unlimited resource medium. Airwaves are limited and owned by the public. Same principle as a National Park.
You don't let anyone strip mine in Yosemite willy-nilly. Same principle.
You don't let anyone strip mine in Yosemite willy-nilly. Same principle.
The broadcast medium is a limited speech arena and always has been.
And @WinkyTheGhost knows where it's at 
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