By Tommy Druen Recently, I came across a critique of children’s television programming, lamenting that much of it is geared exclusively towards children. This struck me as odd – shouldn’t children’s shows primarily serve children? However, as I read further, the argument began to make sense. The theory proposed that parents and children used to watch television together more frequently, not merely because there were fewer channels, but because m…
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