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Court tosses FCC 'wardrobe malfunction' fine PHILADELPHIA - A federal appeals court on Monday threw out a $550,000 indecency fine against CBS Corp. for the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show that ended with Janet Jackson's breast-baring "wardrobe malfunction."   People:Nicole Richie Justin Timberlake Janet Jackson   Activities:2004 Jackson's Breast Exposure   Source:(AP)   2008-07-21 Janet Jackson hopes new album ends sales slide After failing to crack the million mark with her last two albums, Janet Jackson is wary of using the "c" word to describe her upcoming release, "Discipline," which hits stores on February 26.   People:Janet Jackson Tyler Perry Mariah Carey   Activities:2004 Jackson's Breast Exposure   2008-01-13 Court hears Jackson costume malfunction CBS Corp. should not be fined for the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show that ended with Janet Jackson's breast-baring "wardrobe malfunction" because the stunt was both fleeting and unauthorized, a lawyer for the company argued Tuesday.   People:Nicole Richie Justin Timberlake Janet Jackson   Activities:2004 Jackson's Breast Exposure   2007-09-12 "Wardrobe malfunction" goes to court More than three years after Janet Jackson shook up the Super Bowl halftime show, a federal appeals court will on Tuesday hear the case of her infamous "wardrobe malfunction."   People:Justin Timberlake Janet Jackson   Activities:2004 Jackson's Breast Exposure   2007-09-11 CBS warns of censorship if bare breast edict stays The U.S. penalty on CBS for televising singer Janet Jackson's breast during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show will effectively censor U.S. broadcasting if it is upheld, the network argued on Tuesday.   People:Justin Timberlake Janet Jackson   Activities:2004 Jackson's Breast Exposure   2007-09-11 Headlines Court tosses FCC 'wardrobe malfunction' fine 2008-07-21 Janet Jackson hopes new album ends sales slide 2008-01-13 Court hears Jackson costume malfunction 2007-09-12 "Wardrobe malfunction" goes to court 2007-09-11 CBS warns of censorship if bare breast edict stays 2007-09-11 No malfunction as Prince rocks halftime 2007-02-04 FCC defends fine for Janet Jackson breast flash 2006-12-22 Janet Jackson poses topless for Vibe 2006-08-07 CBS appeals fine for Janet Jackson breast flashing 2006-07-28 FCC combing air tapes for dirty words 2006-07-12 Bush signs law boosting indecency fines 2006-06-15 Howard Stern finds "rebirth" on satellite radio 2006-06-09 House debating media indecency bill 2006-06-07 CBS' appeal of Jackson fine denied again 2006-06-01 FCC upholds CBS fine for Jackson breast flash 2006-05-31 NFL Edits Out Explicit Stones Lyrics 2006-02-05 Super Bowl Halftime Show Can Bedevil NFL 2006-01-15 Purported Janet Jackson nude video hits Internet 2005-10-27 Super Bowl Advertisers Still in Game After Scandal 2004-11-30 Viacom to Pay $3.5 Million Over Indecency 2004-11-24 FCC to Fine CBS $550,000 Over Breast 2004-09-04 CBS Would Fight Fines Over Janet Jackson 2004-07-18 Complaints Poured in to FCC Before Jackson Act 2004-06-11 Janet Jackson Preps for Return to Spotlight 2004-03-20 Janet Jackson Bows Out of Lena Horne TV Movie 2004-02-27 Stern Blames Suspension on Janet Jackson's Breast 2004-02-27 Jackson Flash Changes U.S. TV, Says MTV 2004-02-15 FCC Chairman Calls Half-Time Show a 'New Low' 2004-02-11 Halftime Fallout: Now Britney Is Banned 2004-02-10 Lawsuit Dropped Over Jackson Flash 2004-02-10 Poll: Super Bowl Flash 'New Low in Bad Taste' 2004-02-08 Complaints Pour in to FCC Over Super Bowl Flash 2004-02-07 Janet Jackson's Breast Exposure Triggers Suit 2004-02-07 Janet Jackson Banned from the GRAMMYs? 2004-02-05 Justin Is 'Shocked and Appalled' by Half Time Stunt 2004-02-05 Janet Sparks Internet Breast-Feeding Frenzy 2004-02-05 Jackson, Timberlake Still Slated for Grammys 2004-02-04 MTV Blames Janet Jackson for Super Bowl Incident 2004-02-03 CBS Apologizes for Jackson's Exposure 2004-02-01 Most-viewed Janet Jackson hopes new album ends sales slide 2008-01-13 FCC defends fine for Janet Jackson breast flash 2006-12-22 NFL Edits Out Explicit Stones Lyrics 2006-02-05

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