Steyer, James P. “Opposing view on First Amendment: Protect kids, not profiteers.” UsaToday.com. N.p. 28 Oct. 2010. Web. 12 Nov 2010. The article is written in response to the Californian law that has been in review by the Supreme Court. It was written by James P. Steyer who is the CEO and founder of Common Sense Media, making this source slightly biased. The writer says that producing violent video games is fine but also, that it is up to parents to decide what their kids can or cannot play. The purpose of this article is to persuade readers that the California law is constitutional and should be passed. I will use this article as a possible, more moderate, solution comparison to what I suggested in my project proposal, for proper handling of the video game violence issue.
Friday, December 10, 2010
A Source from my Annotated Bibliography
I have been doing research over video game violence and the effects on children and I would like to share one of my sources with you out of my annotated bibliography.
Steyer, James P. “Opposing view on First Amendment: Protect kids, not profiteers.” UsaToday.com. N.p. 28 Oct. 2010. Web. 12 Nov 2010. The article is written in response to the Californian law that has been in review by the Supreme Court. It was written by James P. Steyer who is the CEO and founder of Common Sense Media, making this source slightly biased. The writer says that producing violent video games is fine but also, that it is up to parents to decide what their kids can or cannot play. The purpose of this article is to persuade readers that the California law is constitutional and should be passed. I will use this article as a possible, more moderate, solution comparison to what I suggested in my project proposal, for proper handling of the video game violence issue.
Steyer, James P. “Opposing view on First Amendment: Protect kids, not profiteers.” UsaToday.com. N.p. 28 Oct. 2010. Web. 12 Nov 2010. The article is written in response to the Californian law that has been in review by the Supreme Court. It was written by James P. Steyer who is the CEO and founder of Common Sense Media, making this source slightly biased. The writer says that producing violent video games is fine but also, that it is up to parents to decide what their kids can or cannot play. The purpose of this article is to persuade readers that the California law is constitutional and should be passed. I will use this article as a possible, more moderate, solution comparison to what I suggested in my project proposal, for proper handling of the video game violence issue.
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