Binging on Mad Men via Netflix or Blu-ray has a few advantages over watching the show when it broadcasts. Namely, not having to sit through commercials that jump higher in volume than anything heard in the halls of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. As spotted by The Hill, the FCC is hoping to change that last bit with an update to 2011’s Commercial Advertisement Litigation Mitigation Act; the outfit recently ruled for further volume-fluctuation restrictions for certain TV ads.
The FCC is going to require television commercials to be quieter
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