The PTC applauds T-Mobile’s goal of unbundling entertainment.
Read more →Today the Parents Television Council released a study of Streaming Video On Demand (SVOD) services and Over-The-Top streaming delivery devices called “Over-The-Top or a Race to the Bottom: A Parent’s Guide to Streaming Video.”
Read more →Network bosses are desperate to keep ad dollars on TV, but they’re promising far more than they can deliver – especially in terms of “objectionable” content.
Read more →By the end of season 3, more than 90% of the program’s corporate advertisers were gone, according to PTC data.
Read more →Verizon FiOS customers in central New York planning to watch this year’s Super Bowl had better make other plans. Because of a carriage dispute between the Telecom company and the owner of Fox Syracuse, Verizon FiOS subscribers in...
Read more →The PTC is calling on Congress, the FCC, and the incoming Trump Administration to move swiftly on four key FCC-related issues.
Read more →The Parents Television Council issued a statement in response to the news that AT&T is purchasing Time Warner Inc., for $85.4 billion.
“AT&T’s purchase of Time Warner will create an entertainment behemoth, and no doubt the corporate spin-masters will...
Read more →The Parents Television Council called for greater consumer Cable Choice, following the season premiere of AMC’s The Walking Dead.
Read more →Dating Naked is sadly typical of the programming produced by Viacom’s various cable networks…to the corporation’s detriment.
Read more →Ahead of Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards, the Parents Television Council has reached out to previous and potential advertisers of the annual show that markets blatant sexualization and illegal drug use to impressionable young viewers.
“On last year’s show,...
Read more →Former PTC Honorary Chairman Steve Allen said “TV is leading children down a moral sewer” and VH-1 and Dating Naked proved his words are still true today. In addition to graphic sexual dialogue, yesterday’s show included a dangerous...
Read more →Did you see the story yet in Advertising Age — a major trade publication read by every major corporate sponsor and advertising agency in the country – about the success we’ve had in getting sponsors...
Read more →Americans were rightly disturbed by the horrific shootings of police officers in Dallas…but the USA cable and satellite network’s response is inconsistent, to put it mildly.
Read more →Our members are making a difference!
This week, because of the thousands of concerned citizens who made phone calls or sent e-mails last week, there were NO ads for Sprint or Samsung on the most recent episode of...