Sex On Television
July, 2001
how much is just enough?When the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation released Sex on TV (2), papers across the nation reported its findings with headlines such as Airwaves Heat Up With more TV Sex and Salacious Plots Fill The Small Screen. At the foundation's request, researchers at the University of California–Santa Barbara examined 1114 network and cable programs from the 1999–2000 season and concluded that 68 percent contained flirting, kissing, intimate touching, talking about sex and/or depic...
