Harris Survey Finds Public Sees TV Violence Too High
Louis Harris reports 71 percent think there is too much violence on television and 71 percent disapprove of how violence is portrayed. The survey of 1,459 adults notes viewers still seek violent mysteries and thrillers, especially under 40, in the South and West, blue collar groups, and income brackets.
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California panel seeks end to male dominance on TV
The California Commission on the Status of Women urged television stations Wednesday to end male dominance in programming and portrayals of women as secondary. The guidelines, based on hearings with 25 media groups, accompany renewal filings to the FCC. Chair Anita Miller cited data from SAG and AFTRA showing men in policy roles.
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FCE warns of crackdown on CB users
The FCC warned citizen-band radio operators of license revocation for rule violations. Thirteen licenses were canceled, and 16 others were ordered to show cause for possible revocation. The action targets the High Frequency International led by John B. Randall, cited for operating beyond CB authorization and using in-band calls on frequencies allocated to the Industrial Radio Service.
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High Frequency) International
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