l and how this character supposedly targeted teenagers.Mundy, Alcia. "Rating Hypocrisy". Media Week. 29 Sept. 1999: n. pag. The article concentrates its ideas on the usage and effectiveness of the v-chip. (The incident at Columbine and its relation to television violence and how newspapers who previously supported the v-chip refused to print ratings for it.) Support comes from the newspaper's half-hearted attempt to supporting the v-chip. Some interesting information in this article is the way the newspapers pretended to be all for the welfare of the people, when it was only concerned with self-image.Cutler, Jonathan. "Reading on the Firing Line." Media Week. 4(22): 22-24. (22 Aug. 1994)Senator Paul Simon is pressuring large networks to regulate the amount of violence on television, and UCLA is conducting studies on the amount of violence in an average line up shows of different networks. For two seasons, the Center of UCLA will evaulate four shows from prime time series along with movies and kids shows. Leading faculty members of the UCLA research division are providing information the members have collected, along with past research. A part of this article stands out because of its concerns how and where the statistics are originally gathered and analyzes the different aspects of their research.Works Cited:Mellillo, Wendy. "Taking Aim." Adweek (Eastern Ed.). 40.24 (4 May 1999): 14-16. March 16.Cutler, Jonathan. "Reading on the Firing Line." Media Week. 4.22 (22 Aug. 1994): 22-24.North Carolina PTA. "Television's Effects on Children." LimiTV, Inc. Feb. 1999Associated Press, The. "Senate Report: Media Violence Affects Kids." Freedom Forum Online.6 Aug. 1999. 13 Mar. 2000 *www.freedomforum.org/speech/1999/8/6mediaviolence.asp*.McMasters, Paul." Hollywood: The Power and the Evil." Freedom Forum Online. 26 July 1999. 13 April 2000 *http://www.freedomforum.org/first/1999/7/26ombudsman.asp*.Mundy, Alcia. "Rating Hypocrisy"....
