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Entertainment & Sports

Oct. 13, 2000

Entertainment Ratings Help Parents, Avoid Censorship

A few weeks ago, the Senate's Commerce Committee hosted executives from the film industry who traveled to Washington to defend themselves against the conclusions in the Sept. 11 Federal Trade Commission report that they aggressively market violent material to children.

        By Crystal M. Roberts
        
        A few weeks ago, the Senate's Commerce Committee hosted executives from the film industry who traveled to Washington to defend themselves against the conclusions in the Sept. 11 Federal Trade Commission report that they aggressively market violent material to children. The executives had snubb...

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