Under the Children's Television Act,
A. advertisers do not have restrictions on the amount of advertising aimed at children.
B. advertising during children's programming is limited to 12 minutes an hour on weekdays.
C. advertising aimed at children is prohibited.
D. broadcasters are required to provide time for opposing viewpoints on important issues.
E. the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) possesses the right to fine advertisers who exceed advertising limits as defined by the act.
Answer: B
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