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May 21, 2009
CHARLESTON, SC (May 21, 2009)--As
parents across the country complete their spring cleaning rituals and
get ready for summer, TV Watch is reminding them to make sure the TV
does not get overlooked. The group is launching Spring Clean Your TV,
an innovative campaign that helps parents learn more about ratings and
blocking technologies to ensure the content coming through the TV is
appropriately clean. : The Spring Clean Your TV campaign launched today with the unveiling of a new promotional video and website – www.SpringCleanYourTV.com.
The website is a one-stop resource for parents who want to learn more
about how they can take control of the TV content coming into their
home. As part of the effort, TV Watch created a comprehensive tutorial
along with a set of easy-to-understand videos that explain TV ratings
and the V-Chip.
“Studies show that the time children spend
watching television increases 150 percent this time of year. We at TV
Watch want to make sure parents are empowered to take control over what
is seen during that time,” said TV Watch Executive Director Jim Dyke.
“Through this campaign, even if they only have two minutes, parents can
visit www.SpringCleanYourTV.com and gain valuable knowledge about parental controls.”
In
addition to the online posting of the tutorial and videos, TV Watch is
distributing a special Spring Clean Your TV DVD to leading parents
groups around the country to be used as a resource. To learn more,
visit www.SpringCleanYourTV.com.
About TV Watch
TV Watch was launched in May 2005 and is the leading national
organization to promote parental controls and individual choices as an
alternative to increased government regulation of TV content. TV Watch
is a nonpartisan coalition of 27 individuals and organizations
including legal and entertainment experts and political and consumer
organizations representing more than four million Americans. For more
information about TV Watch, visit TelevisionWatch.org or contact Adam Temple at (843) 722-9670.
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