"What lives in a box and commits six to eight acts of mayhem and murder per hour, witnessed by millions of people worldwide an average of six to seven hours a day? You know the answer, of course. George Gerbner, dean emeritus of the Annenberg School of Communication, offers an insightful deconstruction of TV violence and its consequences, punctuated by a montage of prime time's "expertly choreographed brutality." Gerber ends his talk with a discussion of what is needed to foster responsible citizenship in the new, perilous media environment."
- Gary Handman | American Libraries Quick Vids
"George Gerbner's scholarship is a precious national resource."
- Neil Postman | Author of Amusing Ourselves to Death
