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Participants discussed the implications and possibilities of the V-chip. which parents will be able to use to filter out undesired television programs. They also examined how programs could …

Numerous cable television executives announced the formation of a cable industry cooperative to limit the amount of violence on cable television. The name of the new collaborative effort is …

The Senate committee heard testimony on violence on television and its effect on children and public safety. Witnesses include the Attorney General, advocacy groups and television networks. …

Harvard Law School Professor Arthur Miller led a panel discussion entitled, “Socratic Dialogue,” on the issue of violence in television. The panelists, including television production execut…

Witnesses testified about the pros and cons of regulating the cable industry to promote increased competition in the marketplace, and about the effects of optical cable, satellite television…

The subcommittee held a hearing on regulation of and competition in the cable industry. This video includes the original advertisements that aired in 1988. Additionally, the first hour of th…

Tony Cox addressed the Washington Metropolitan Cable Club on the future of pay television. He also responded to audience members' questions.

In a parody of "Family Feud", cable industry leaders competed against each other on questions about cable and network programming.