Deterioration of media standards

Name(s): 
Deterioration of press standards
Deterioration of television programming standards
Deterioration of film standards
Deterioration of video standards
Claim 
1. In UK the press world is becoming far more competitive in the race to provide ever more avant-garde titillating, salacious, intrusive and offensive material which presses against the bounds of acceptability, truth, good taste, common decency and traditional journalistic ethics.

2. Cable television has arrived; tonight I will have a choice of 51 channels, but none of them will actually have anything on worth watching.

Counter-claim 
The general public is only too eager to read stories they claim to find distasteful.
Narrower 
Immoral films
Aggravates 
Ethical vacuum [in 5 loops]
Broadcast pornography [in 1 loop]
Offensive advertising [in 1 loop]
Oppressive prevalent images [in 3 loops]
Excessive television viewing [in 4 loops]
Low-grade radio communications
Restrictions on freedom of information [in 1 loop]
Aggravated by 
Exploitative films
Uncontrolled media
Culture of violence
Unethical media practices
Drawbacks to cable television
Parochial escapist media entertainment
Excessive portrayal of sex in the media
Excessive commercialization of the media
Excessive portrayal of crime in the media
Resistance to internationally agreed standards
Excessive portrayal of substance abuse in the media
Strategy(ies) 
Improving media image of developing countries
Value(s) 
Deterioration
Type 
(D) Detailed problems