Yes very
30 years of prison
10,000$ USD fine
Or house arrest , it depends on the judge just dont do it
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While it may be illegal to upload films to YouTube, it is not illegal to simply watch them. Youtube is free and can be accessed by any one with a computer or mobile device. It would be impossible to arrest & prosecute every Youtube user that simply watches things on the site.
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Watching TV on YouTube is not illegal. However, there are some companies that do not allow streaming of their programs especially the paid TVs.
of course not! Some of it can be violent or graphic though, but it's definitely not illegal.
Very few sports were professional in 1900. The invention of TV contributed to surge in watching of football starting in the late 1960's. Fighting was always on TV since the 1950's and use to be on every Friday night. Today basketball and football replace the Friday Night Fights. As TV has gotten better and there are more channels to watch it has allowed sports only channels to be on the dial. The more people watching the more is made by the franchises and added into the mix the things like Super Bowl also are able to draw people. Now, the NFL is running camps for kids to get them into football and boost their future ticket buyers. The NFL made 64 billion last year and none of it was taxed. Making money like that is also power.
The expectation is that we sleep about 20% less then 100 years ago. This is due to the imitation light in houses that influences our melatonin levels. 100 years ago we did not have a light source such as a television that bombards the brain with signals and light. Research has shown that watching television before going to bed can influence the sleep hormone melatonin drasticly. See the related link.
well to be honest (its kindof a wierd and funny story) i heard a guy in highschool was bored and started youtube...and i have a theorymaybe youtube and google where 2 different companies and i think google bought youtube
During the 1950, Americans were trying to stimulate their economy. They were also facing issues with communism. Science and technoloy were improving: The first organ transplant took place in Boston and Paris. Polio vaccine was developed. More and more people were buying and watching television. Civil Rights - Malcom X, Rosa Parks, Brown V. Board of Education all helped against racial segregation.