Television Ratings System Reaction
The Center for Media Education, members of Congress and others reacted to the television industry’s announcement of its self-imposed ratings… read more
The Center for Media Education, members of Congress and others reacted to the television industry’s announcement of its self-imposed ratings system. They criticized it as too vague and self-serving and stressed that the public does not favor it over a more detailed system, despite the industry’s survey data to the contrary. The Federal Communications Commission still must approve the proposal. The Center for Media Education advocates for more educational programming, especially for children. close
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- Belwam Dayanim Representative Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
- Arnold Fege Director National Parent-Teacher Association->Government Relations
- Kathryn Montgomery Co-Founder Center for Media Education
- Henry Toms Representative American Psychological Association
- Kim Wade Assistant General Counsel Children's Defense Fund
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