In his distasteful diatribe on Tiger Woods, Payne felt free to broadcast his moral superiority, even though Augusta National still has no female members and admitted its first black member only after considerable pressure and controversy.
The "culture of humiliation," as Lewinsky called it in her earlier Vanity Fair essay, emerged as the Internet weaponized and broadcast that moral sex panic, which came to be known as "slut-shaming".
True, 1950s televised patriarchy had its authoritarian dimensions, but it also broadcast occasional moments of moral decency.
· The Moral Maze is broadcast on Radio 4 at 8pm on Wednesdays and repeated on Saturdays at 10.15pm.
However, at the time of writing the majority of posters on the NoW's website – which features a clip of yesterday's broadcast – do not share its moral outrage.
The FCC was created to regulate the distribution and costs of various sources of communication, and to monitor the "moral standards" of broadcasts.
Morales, 46, is best known for the slapstick comedy show Moralejas, or Morals, which was broadcast for 15 years and spawned several films and live shows.
How has our broadcast media so utterly lost its moral compass?
Unlike many of the other pirate-radio operators, who were in it mostly for money or adventure, Smedley saw his broadcasts as part of a wider moral crusade.
Especially in matters of timely national import--such as World War II--Corwin illuminated the moral landscape with his broadcasts, drawing upon his skills as a reporter, writer, poet, scriptwriter, director, and producer.
