It is actually quite surprising: Although the so-called mass media - primarily newspapers, magazines, radio, and television - offer us more and more entertainment, information, commentary, and even education, we are not really satisfied with them. There seems to be no citizen who, after a long evening of watching television, does not sometimes question what they have actually gained from it. Shouldn't they have preferred to go for a walk, read, or talk with friends and neighbors? Was a long evening in front of the "flickering box" worth it? While adults generally still allow themselves to cope with the media and their enticing offers, they do worry about children and teenagers. If parents often cannot stop "when it’s at its best," how can children manage to do so? Furthermore, those who enjoy watching a lot of television quickly find good content.