1.   Broadcaster oppose being forced into a multi-billion-dollar auction contest to obtain access to airwaves that they now get for free.

2.   Broadcasters naturally oppose being forced into a multi-billion-dollar auction contest to obtain access to airwaves that they now get for free.

3.   Broadcasters oppose a digital auction, saying it will end free broadcast television.

4.   Broadcasters oppose being forced into a multi-billion-dollar auction contest to obtain access to airwaves that they now get for free.

5.   Broadcasters oppose the free air time idea.

6.   Broadcasters oppose being forced into a multi-billion-dollar auction contest to get access to airwaves that they now get for free.

7.   Broadcasters oppose the proposed measures.

8.   Broadcasters strongly oppose legislation that would require them to shunt any unlabeled violent shows into late-night time slots.

9.   Broadcasters have consistently opposed the technology, largely out of fear that it will hurt advertising revenue.

10.   Broadcasters have long opposed external attempts to regulate the content of programs on First Amendment and censorship issues.