Why can’t the government clean up television by clamping down on sex and violence?
What will be an ideal response?
The First Ammendent prevents the government from censoring television. Fines can be imposed for indecent content on broadcast after the fact, such as for Janet Jackson's breast baring during the 2004 Superbowl. However, violence is not considered indecent and cable television is not subject to indecency restrictions. The broadcast television networks practice self-regulation by voluntarily posting parental advisories at the beginning of programs.
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Of the following characteristics, which one applies to computer-mediated communication?
a. Messages can be overheard by or repeated to a third party but not with complete accuracy. b. You and the other person or people share the same physical space. c. It is always your turn, speaker time is unlimited, and you can't be interrupted. d. Impressions are based on verbal and nonverbal cues that the receiver receives.