Arthurs, Jane. “Television and sexuality: regulation and politics of taste [electronic book].” Maidenhead: Open University Press. Library of Congress. NY, 2004. Arthur's book offers honest facts about the influences on sexuality education on television. She explains how the digital revolution was one of the main agents of the emergence of mediated sexuality. She then discusses different people's theories, including feminist theories. She ends her discussion on sexual citizenship in the digital age. She differentiates between the sexual citizen and the sexual consumer by explaining the issues behind the negative problems this causes. Gottfried, Jeffrey A., et al. “Does the effect of exposure to sex on television on adolescent sexual behavior vary by gender?.” Communication Research 40.1 (2013): 73-95. Commercial source completed. Internet. April 7, 2014. This report observes the consequences of televised sexuality through different observations, mainly reality TV shows, soap operas, animated shows and comedies. Additionally, they associated the amount of sexual content with repeated references to...