TV's 'family hour' is losing its innocence, study finds
TV's 'family hour' is losing its innocence, study finds
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Sex and violence have increased significantly in the last six years in the early prime time slots, a watchdog group says. Sex and violence during the so-called Family Hour on broadcast TV have increased significantly during the last six years, according to a study released today by a watchdog group. |
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