Survey Prostitution!

[Acebot44]

Allen - 16 - Caucasion (Iranian and Russian)/living area.

1. What are your listening and viewing habits (radio and television)?

I don't generally listen to the radio unless I have no CD available in the car. My television viewing habits have shrunken over the past few years and now I can barely enjoy any of it.

2. Generally, what do you listen to on the radio and watch on television?

On the radio, I usually listen to talk stations and shows like Tom Lykus and the like. For TV, it's either ESPN's Around the Horn and PTI, or Comedy Central and Conan in the summer.

3. Why do you listen to the radio?

I listen to the radio when there is no other alternative for entertainment.

4. Why do you watch TV?

Something to do while laying in bed.

5. What is significant or important to you about TV or radio?

Both help me keep track of my sports teams and enjoy their play.

6. What changes should be made to radio and TV? What could be done to improve broadcasting?

Underground Hip Hop stations should be more widespread and less commercials and Paris Hilton would be appreciated. It's not that there's something wrong with it now--the business has always been the same--it's just that I don't find most things on either broadcasts that entertaining.

[Seth]

Landon/19!/honkey/Kelowna, BC, Canada

1, I listen to the radio a lot in my car. About 50% music and 50% cbc. I listen to 'ideas' and a few other radio shows in my home because they rock...it's all about finding the time. I watch 3 hours maximum of TV each week.

2. I enjoy comedies and documentary type shows. I hate reality tv. I don't enjoy talkshows. I hate the news that's on my tv. It's slow, biased, and the anchorwomen just aren't that hot. I used to watch A LOT of hockey, but those days are over and seem like distant memories.

3. I listen to the radio because I like music and I find it to be a better news source than tv. I listen to the radio to expand my mind.

4. I watch TV to quench my boredom. To entertain and inform. Never to enlighten.

5. TV provides me with entertainment and the radio informs me of what's happening.

6. I think the FCC should stop interfering with people's freedom of speech. Censorship of TV and radio isn't the responsibility of the FCC, but of the parents/viewers/listeners. People can choose to not watch or listen to a show and should be responsible for what their kids are watching. It's a sad day when Peter Griffin's cartoon ass is blurred out because a network is too afraid of the FCC.