The Almighty Buck rules television. We all know this. The commercials have as much time on the air as the programs – unless you consider paid programming. Indeed, at times, the ads are more entertaining than the shows. Nevertheless, most of us pay for the privilege of having TV service. What can be done to curb this nauseous trend?
SHARON KLYKKEN
Everett
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