1.   Ickes marveled of the street, referring to the device that can be installed in television sets to block violent programming, which Clinton and Gore support.

2.   Moreover, the court made it clear that the FCC was probably within its rights in blocking such programming until midnight.

3.   Mr. Clinton says he favors the so-called V-chip in TVs to block violent programming.

4.   One provision would require television manufacturers to install a new computer chip that would be able to block programming that has been tagged by broadcasters with a special signal.

5.   Parsons said his company sued, rather than just block the programming, to avoid escalating the battle.

6.   Parsons said his company sued, rather than just blocking the programming, to avoid escalating the battle.

7.   That will meet a deadline set under a newly-passed telecommunications law that requires a system allowing parents to electronically block television programming they find objectionable.

8.   The entertainment industry said it would label programs for eventual will use in conjunction with v-chip technology to allow parents to block objectionable programming.

9.   Last week the FCC approved a standard for V-chip technology that blocks programming you think borders on pandering.

10.   The law required cable operators to fully block this programming to nonsubscribers during daylight hours.