1.   In the deal last week, networks agreed to new rating codes in exchange for a moratorium on criticism of shows and on legislation to regulate content.

2.   Under the bill, the television industry would develop its own rating codes, similar to movie ratings devised by the film industry.

3.   Both the movie and video game industries have age-based rating code systems.

4.   Invisible to viewers, the rating code triggers the chip, which turns the television screen to black if the rating is too high.

5.   The FTC does seek more effective self-regulation of marketing practices by content makers and enforcement of rating codes by retailers and theaters.

6.   The movie and video game industries have voluntary age-based rating code systems.

7.   The report does not suggest legislation, but seeks more effective self-regulation by the entertainment industry and enforcement of rating codes by retailers and theaters.