Washington Examiner
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A win for families: The FCC is making TV ratings matter again
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The FCC is strengthening TV content ratings to provide parents with more detailed information about programming, fulfilling the intent of the 1996 Telecommunications Act by giving families better tools to monitor what their children watch.
A win for families: The FCC is making TV ratings matter again
Parents, not networks, should decide what kinds of programming their children watch, which is why ratings exist. But a rating system that withholds material facts about its content is no longer a reliable filter — it is a blindfold. Congress passed the Telecommunications Act of 1996 based on this very premise. The law pressed the […]
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