> due to play that same perpetual game of government regulation, industry self-policing, and boundary-testing. Does anyone think this stuff works, though? It'

> due to play that same perpetual game of government regulation, industry self-policing, and boundary-testing. Does anyone think this stuff works, though? It's an cycle of outrage and performative regulation. I'm not sure the same path in another industry is a good idea. Lucky for parents today there's TV options without commercials.