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... the adoption of a ratings system for television shows, similar to the system used to rate movies. The decade also saw the emergence of the V-chip, which allowed certain television programs to be blocked. A modified version of the V-chip, which could read the program's closed captioning decoder chips and bleep out certain words, emerged later in the decade. While profanity has not been ... ...
... argues that "hostile imagery decreased by exposure to a violent portrayal." Parents have been concerned about the material that their children are viewing and recent technology in the shape of the V-chip has made it possible to censor material that they deem to be unsuitable. As we enter the twenty-first century there are very few homes in America without a television set ... ...
... start lifting weights instead of lifting the remote. Tostitos chips ran a commercial a while back where people were lined up behind one "leader" (impersonating an aerobics instructor) as he went through chip-lifting exercises while laying on rafts at the pool. Although humorous, this commercial was the epitome of what is happening to the majority of Americans" impression of exercise. This is ... ...
