CBS defends reality shows amid Big Brother knife incident
CBS executives defend reality television as worth the risk after a contestant on Big Brother drew a knife on a fellow player. Leslie Moonves says the summer experiment remains justified, while Nancy Tellem notes background checks and careful show evaluation amid a rising wave of similar programs.
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Parents rely on ratings over V-chip for child TV viewing
A Kaiser Family Foundation survey shows 40 percent of families own a V-chip equipped TV, but only 17 percent use it. More than half of parents use TV ratings, while a small minority rely on the V-chip. Parents express concern that TV exposes children to sexual content and may affect behavior.
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