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• TITLE: Violent Crime on American Television: A Critical Interpretation of Empirical Studies

  AUTHORS: Amir Hetsroni

  KEYWORDS: Television; Violent Crime; Violence; Content; Effect; News; Drama; USA; Public Policy

  JOURNAL NAME: Sociology Mind, Vol.2 No.2, April 17, 2012

  ABSTRACT: This article reviews six decades of studies regarding the presentation of violent crime on American television, and its impact. We critically discuss the major findings and analyze the political-public discourse regarding the macro-social effects of fictional and non-fictional televised violent crime. The claim made here is that this discourse created “too much fuss over not too much blame” in order to mark television as the agent in responsibility for social atrocities.