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  Category: Articles » Articles by Author » Author: Katherine Westphal
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1.Are loud commercials bugging you? Four solutions to give you peace and quiet
"Every night, I battle my TV. Just as I'm settling in to a nice, relaxing half-slumber while listening to Sarah-Jessica-Parker-as-Carrie-Bradshaw rant about men, I find myself rudely awakened by some horrendous Livelinks commercial. Suddenly I'm in a mad ...
[Added: 13 Jan 2007   Hits: 54   Words: 807]

2.Why you can't count on the FCC to control the smut on TV
Many want FCC to clean up TV Many people look to the FCC, the Federal Communications Commission, to keep smut off of their TV's, to stop "wardrobe malfunctions," to force the cable companies to offer a la carte programming, and to regulate ...
[Added: 09 Jan 2007   Hits: 43   Words: 834]

3.Why you may believe all men are jerks
A recent study found that men on TV are mostly jerks. Men are overwhelmingly described as either villains, aggressors, perverts, philanderers, or, in rare positive stories, as metrosexuals, a study into news and current affairs stories about men reveals. ...
[Added: 11 Dec 2006   Hits: 41   Words: 535]

4."The Secret" and TV: How Watching TV May Help Manifest Violence, Poverty, and General Negativity
Recently, I had the chance to see "The Secret" at http://thesecret.tv/, which proposed a startling idea: we create our experiences with our thoughts through the "Law of Attraction". If this is true, then the TV could be a serious saboteur of our efforts to attract positive experiences. ...
[Added: 28 Nov 2006   Hits: 63   Words: 1037]

5.Top 10 Benefits of Living Without TV
Think you can't live without your electronic companion, the TV set? Think getting rid of TV would leave your life empty and meaningless? On the contrary, living without TV can be much more peaceful, enjoyable, healthier, and happier. Can you imagine...? 1. You miss all the attack ...
[Added: 21 Nov 2006   Hits: 52   Words: 989]

6.The Awful Truth About Television: TV Corrodes Community and Democracy
Americans are watching more TV and doing less in their communities Americans watch TV 4.5 hours per day on average. TV takes up so much time that citizens are becoming less active socially and politically. They are more informed about ...
[Added: 14 Jun 2006   Hits: 128   Words: 726]

7.The Awful Truth About Television: Fake News and other reasons not to watch TV news
DO touch that dial to avoid fake news Government agencies, corporations, industry groups, and other large organizations contaminate the airwaves with fake news. These organizations produce pre-packaged news segments called VNRs, or Video News Releases. These segments look ...
[Added: 13 Jun 2006   Hits: 155   Words: 1006]

8.The Awful Truth About Television: Why kids NAG
Viewers log in 50,000 commercials per year Commercials are another significant problem with TV watching. Viewer's pocketbooks are the primary victim. The average person who logs in 4½ hours of TV per day also tunes in to more than 50,000 ...
[Added: 12 Jun 2006   Hits: 110   Words: 753]

9.The Awful Truth About Television: "Heavy" TV watchers are twice as likely to be obese
Studies show: TV makes you fat This large amount of time spent motionlessly staring at a screen is also hazardous to your health and girth. Numerous studies show a relationship between TV watching and obesity. The most ...
[Added: 10 Jun 2006   Hits: 70   Words: 629]

10.The Awful Truth About Television: Family time suffers when kids get only 38 minutes of parents' time
TV time adds up The time spent watching TV impacts many aspects of life, most notably the family. According to the latest figures from Nielsen Media Research, Inc., the average American now spends 4 hours and 32 minutes per day watching TV. Per ...
[Added: 10 Jun 2006   Hits: 76   Words: 685]

11.America's TV addiction: It's a matter of time, a lot of time.
In September 2005, Nielsen Media Research, Inc. reported that Americans watched an average of 4 hours 32 minutes of television per day. Amazingly, very few alarm bells went off in America, warning of the potential consequences of this huge amount of time. Think about what that ...
[Added: 06 Jun 2006   Hits: 81   Words: 593]

12.Getting kids away from TV: It's not "Mission Impossible" for Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise joins Madonna in abstaining from TV Tom Cruise has come out of the closet. The world-famous actor does not allow his adopted children, Isabella, 13, and Connor, 11, to watch TV, except for ...
[Added: 05 Jun 2006   Hits: 66   Words: 698]

13.Push a button to lose weight
Trash Your TV! is pleased to announce the easiest weight loss program in the world. It is as easy as pushing a button—the "Power" button on your TV. Turn the TV OFF completely and go outside to play. Go outside in the ...
[Added: 30 Apr 2005   Hits: 58   Words: 967]

14.The 'Good Old Days' before TV
Some moments are worth savoring. As I write this, I am outdoors with the sun gently warming my skin. A gentle breeze is caressing my face. The air is fragrant with the blossoms on my peach and plum ...
[Added: 15 Apr 2005   Hits: 63   Words: 774]