Viewer's Rights

Ginsberg — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 12:32:24 GMT

Below is a letter I sent to many legislators, and TV news media. To date, no one has responded. Am I the only one that the new TV advertising is disturbed? The time has come for the FCC to quit concentrating so much on licensing, monopolies, and business concerns, and start looking out for the consumers. The head of the FCC is an appointed position, and we must elect the political official who will appoint a person who has the consumer’s interest in mind. If the FCC cannot get the job done, then we must make these demands on the legislators we elect. If these viewer infringements are not the responsibility of the FCC then there must be legislation to insure responsible viewers rights concerning television broadcasts. The day of the television being a communication device for the public has become a bygone conclusion. Today, media entertainment moguls believe only in making as much money as possible, no matter what it takes. Most of the public now pays directly for what it views, and often pays extra for what is called premium channels, movie channels, or pay per view. Most TV channels are supported by commercial advertising. This advertising has ...

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Viewer's Rights