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Canada moves to block TV violence with V-chip
Canadian families test a new V-chip system to rate and filter TV content by violence, sex, and language. Rogers Communications and regulators applaud parental control while critics warn of censorship and ad revenue impact. Tim Collings at Simon Fraser University explains encoding ratings into signals for household use.
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Toronto
Maxine Lawson
Caden
Willowdale
Ontario
Lawson
North America
Canada
Philip B. Lind
Rogers Communications Inc
Keith Spicer
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
Tim Collings
Simon Fraser University
Vancouver
Collings
Betty Hulleman