Listeners sound off on television

Americans have a love-hate relationship with the television. And there'll soon be a lot more to love and hate, as television programs becomes more and more ubiquitous, appearing on cell phones, i-pods, on buses and at gas stations. We'll talk to two experts and take calls from listeners about their attitudes towards television.

Guests:

• Robert Thompson . Director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University.
• David Peters . Family therapist in private practice in San Diego.