Kids Need TV Supervision, Odyssey Study Claims
More than 70 percent of parents feel there is too much sex, violence and inappropriate language on the small screen, and nearly three out of five feel their children can't safely watch TV without supervision. Those are among the key findings of a recent Yankelovich Partners study commissioned by Odyssey Network to explore the attitudes and viewing habits of cable and satellite subscribers, ga...

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