Search The Directory The Web for Home > Society > Issues > Violence > Media > Television New! Submit a site   whatUseek Collection Sites (submit a site ):   Give your site great placement in this category in as little as two business days!     whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Article Index: Television and Violence. - Gopher Index of articles many focused on violence television violence and children.   CRTC Television Violence. - Outlines a special approach to helping families deal with TV violence.   Children and TV Violence - Children and TV Violence article from ParenthoodWeb.   Children and Television Violence - An essay on television violence and children.   Chronology of Action on TV Violence. - Provides "sound bites" about children and TV violence by various researchers and commentaors on media's influence in contemporary life.   Does TV Kill? - Has the steady diet of imaginary violence made America the world leader in real crime and violence?   Does TV Kill? - Has the steady diet of imaginary violence made America the world leader in real crime and violence?   Does TV Kill? Continuing the Discussion. - Topics: Letter from David Fanning, producer, Educator's Primer, and Classroom Activities. Source: PBS.   Does TV Violence Harm Youth? - The disruptive viewings, of violence and carnage on television, can eventually take a toll on a person and the way they view life someday.   FCC Debate On Kids TV - What are the key issues surround the FCC's debate on kids TV? Stop here for review and analysis of key issues, quotations, events, and ideas in the battle for education on the airways. Source: Center for Educational Priorities.   Impact of Television Violence - Questions about the effects of television violence have existed since the earliest days of this medium. Source: John P. Murray, Kansas State University.   Information Packet: Violence and the Media. - Includes: Video Resources, Media Violence and Media Literacy, Bibliography: Children and Media, and Bibliography: Violence and Media. Source: Jesuit Communication Project, Toronto.   Limiting TV Viewing Reduces Aggression in Children - Stanford University study shows that violence can be unlearned by reducing the exposure.   Mediascope: National Television Violence Study. - The first of three segments studying media violence. Source: Media Awareness Network.   National Coalition on TV Violence - Links and information resources on a variety of topics including community action, countermeasures, background information on rating systems and censorship issues.   Our Problem is Defining Violence - While the level of violence in prime time television is about 5 violent acts per hour, the level of violence in children's Saturday morning programming is about 20 to 25 violent acts per hour. Source: Bill Walsh, Media Watch.   Pulling the Plug on TV Sex and Violence. - Since the issue has been forcefully moved onto the national agenda, politicians of all persuasions have taken potshots at Hollywood. Source: Bill Johnson, The Detroit News.   Sex and Violence In Primetime - This the archive of an online discussion which begins with a student's comment in class about his perception of sex and violence on TV and how his generation is used to such imagery.   Stand Up for Buffy - Fans of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" band together to protest the postponement of the season finale due to supposed concerns about its violent content.   Street Level Youth Media - Media making demands teamwork and creativity, and builds in youth the critical thinking skills that help them navigate modern times.     [ 1 2 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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