FCC Asks: Do TV Ratings Give Parents Enough Warning About Gender Content?

WILLIAMSON: “The FCC is asking for public comment in regards to the TV rating system and whether or not it gives parents enough warning for what their kids are actually watching on TV, particularly when it comes to gender related issues. The inquiry focuses on the long standing, TV, parental guidelines system, the same writing structure that labels shows TV why TV g, p, g, etc. The FCC now wants to know whether those writings are still accurate and whether they are implied consistently and where the parents are getting enough information to make viewing decisions for their family in the public notice.”

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FCC Asks: Do TV Ratings Give Parents Enough Warning About Gender Content?‘The FCC is asking for public comment in regards to the TV rating system’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:WILLIAMSON: “The FCC is asking for public comment in regards to the TV rating system and whether or not it gives parents enough warning for what their kids are actually watching on TV, particularly when it comes to gender related issues. The inquiry focuses on the long standing, TV, parental guidelines system, the same writing structure that labels shows TV why TV g, p, g, etc. The FCC now wants to know whether those writings are still accurate and whether they are implied consistently and where the parents are getting enough information to make viewing decisions for their family in the public notice.”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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