A federal appeals court has struck down a Federal Communications Commission policy on indecency. The court determined that regulations barring the use of "fleeting expletives" on radio and television violated the First Amendment because they were vague and could inhibit free speech. The case stems from a challenge by Broadcasters to the F.C.C.'s decision in 2004 to begin enforcing stricter standards about decency . This followed—among many occurrences-- the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction during Superbowl 2004. The broadcasters also argued that the revolution in technology renders the old rules obsolete. The decision is expect to be appealed to the Supreme Court.

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Tim Tebow is a good guy, and now he has the award to prove it.

On Tuesday the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA) named the New York Jets quarterback the winner of the 2012 Good Guy Award, which "is given to a NFL Player for his qualities and professional style in helping pro football writers do their jobs."

It's no secret that Tebow can handle pressure on the field, as he demonstrated after becoming the starting quarterback for the Denver Broncos in 2011 when the team had only a 1-4 record. Not only did he eventually lead his team to an AFC West title, but on five separate occasions he helped them to mount fourth quarter comebacks for wins. more >>

A piece of toast rendering a high resemblance to New York Jets' quarterback Tim Tebow, doing his classic "Tebow" prayer pose, has sold on online auction website eBay for $85.

The image burned into the piece of toast, which comprises one side of a grilled cheese sandwich, was discovered by eBay user "Carlspackler76," who advertised his find on eBay on Jan. 14.

Bidding eventually reached $85, and this payment, coupled with a $14.99 shipping fee from Roanoke, Va., along with PayPal fees, left the seller with a cool $80 profit. more >>

More than 26,000 people flocked to San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium to hear New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow speak about his relationship with his dad, Bob, at a grand Father's Day event on Sunday.

The Christian athlete, who was the special guest for a ceremony titled, "Father's Day 2012: Encouraging Men To Live, Love & Lead," in San Diego, Calif., stressed the need for role models for the next generation, and shared how his dad was one for him.

It's "so frustrating," he said, that "you have in today's society so many famous athletes" but few good examples. "If we would come together and be great role models, it would be amazing to see how the next generation turns out," U-T San Diego quoted him as saying. more >>

New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow is among the speakers for a Father's Day event to be held at a large stadium in San Diego, Calif., on Sunday.

The outspoken Christian athlete will be the special guest for a ceremony titled "Father's Day 2012: Encouraging Men To Live, Love & Lead," at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, where he led the Denver Broncos, his former team, to victory against the San Diego Chargers last season.

Tebow and Pastor David Jeremiah of Shadow Mountain Community Church will speak for 50 minutes at the event that is free and open to public, according to North County Times. more >>

Mark Sanchez, the New York Jets' starting quarterback, does not seem to be as concerned with backup QB Tim Tebow taking his spot as the mainstream media. In fact, Sanchez admitted that he cannot compete with Tebow in the gym.

Despite speculation about whether 25-year-old Sanchez would get along with Tebow, 24, the starting QB spoke about his respect for his newest teammate in an interview with Yahoo Sports! Sanchez admitted that although Tebow does get a great deal of attention, he could handle it.

"Tim is making whatever he makes, he's a good leader, a great person, a hard worker and he plays quarterback and he can do other stuff," Sanchez said. "Yeah, does he come with more attention than other players? Sure, but who cares? To me, if I can't handle that, I shouldn't play here." more >>