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HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 2/29/96
A rating system may not be the peri
be encoded so that parents can use the ne
inappropriate for their children. As part of
into law last month, v-chips will be require
As the President said at Thursday's
back to America's parents -- so that they C
The industry leaders know it will be
thousands of television shows. Yet, to a pe
challenge.
At the same time, nobody in the roo
the v-chip will end violence in America or (
Even with ratings and a v-chip, pare
the television off sometimes. They have to
activities. They have to take the time to talk
the tube at every opportunity.
Vice President Gore told the broadc
responsibility "for raising their children in a
Better programming is also part of tl
industry representatives is that educational
television is not always watched as much a
out bad programs but tune in good ones.
One executive emphasized that edu
exclusive and that quality programming ca
example, has started a 24-hour children's
Nickelodeon, Disney and A&E are S
for many other parents and children who W
This is all happening because millio
entertainment industry know that there is a
Violence, sex and profanity are not the onl
Now, with a rating system in the wor
behalf of parents and children. For the com
American public Thursday, the leaders of (
thanks and praise.
COPYRIGHT 1996 CREATORS SYNI
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
February 29, 1996
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