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Tag Archives: TV
California Gaming Law Puts Rules Squarely in Parents’ Hands
While California has put the responsibility for children’s media consumption squarely where it belongs — in parents’ hands — the problem is that too many parents abdicate their responsibilities and treat child-rearing as a game. Continue reading
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Tagged California, children, media, movies, parenting, rules, Supreme Court, TV, video games
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Bands Not Subject to Murphy’s Law for Glee
The kerfuffle between Glee’s creator and the bands Kings of Leon and Guns ‘n Roses may seem frivolous, but the issue at hand — creative control — is nothing to take lightly. Continue reading
Hosts Forget Who Stars Really Are
TV Sports highlight show hosts forget that they’re not the star of the show — and thereby do a disservice to their viewers. Continue reading
Hyperbolic Infomercial Teaches a Lesson
How an over-enthusiastic infomercial actually ended up teaching a solid lesson about enjoying the smaller things in life. Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, joy, marketing, television, TV
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Delusions of Culinary Grandeur
Increased access to culinary inspiration — both on TV and in the grocery aisles — has improved our modern dining experience. Continue reading
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Tagged cooking, family, food, reality TV, television, TV
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