Ear Relief: Congress Acts To Stifle Loud Tv Ads

Ear relief: Congress acts to stifle loud TV ads

Here's a message TV viewers may not want to mute: The days of getting blasted out of one's easy chair by blaring TV commercials may soon be over. The House on Thursday passed a bill that would prevent advertisers from abruptly raising the volume to catch the attention of viewers wandering off when regular programming is interrupted.

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