...Process of Television Program Content Regulation in the United States," eds. George A. Comstock and Eli The use of violence for its own sake and the detailed...brutality or physical agony, by sight or by sound, are not permissible. The depiction of conflict, when presented in programs designed primarily for children,...

...Process of Television Program Content Regulation in the United States," eds. George A. Comstock and Eli The use of violence for its own sake and the detailed...brutality or physical agony, by sight or by sound, are not permissible. The depiction of conflict, when presented in programs designed primarily for children,...

...psychological , may only be projected in responsibly handled contexts, not used exploitatively . . . . The use of violence for its own sake and the detailed...dwelling upon brutality or physical agony, by sight or sound, are not permissible. The depiction of conflict, when ... in programs ... for children, should...

...initiative, the National Association of Broadcasters adopted a voluntary programming principle stating "The use of violence for its own sake and the detailed dwelling upon brutality of physical agony by sight or sound should be avoided." This is a commendable first step, but there...

...initiative, the National Association of Broadcasters adopted a voluntary programming principle stating "The use of violence for its own sake and the detailed dwelling upon brutalitv of physical agony by sight or sound should be avoided." This is a commendable first step,...

...Violence. Boston Globe, Dec. 12, 1992. 104Nafl Assoc. of Broadcasters, 88/90 News at 1 (June 21, 1990). 45 sake and the detailed dwelling upon brutality or physical...children are involved in the depiction of violent behavior.10* More than two years later, the NAB's approval of this statement of principles has failed...