+1 for trying to do something about it If anyone from DOJ is reading this, could you sue the broadcasters next for continuing to present TV advertising at a hi

+1 for trying to do something about it If anyone from DOJ is reading this, could you sue the broadcasters next for continuing to present TV advertising at a higher decible level than the content it is embedded in - even after AFAIK law(s) were passed to try to combat this... what did they do to get around the legislation ( that you probably let them "help" you write ), say they were "decreasing" the decible level of the content instead of "increasing" the decible level of the advertising?