
Shhhh! California Bans Noisy Television Commercials
Noisy TV commericials were banned in California on Monday, with a new law that demands pitchmen turn the volume down.
Viewers in the United States have long complained that advertisements can be much louder than the programme they are streaming.
Recommended For You UAE jobs: SWFs, central banks, pension funds employ 11,000 in GCCOne minute they are engrossed in a peaceful nature documentary and the next they are scrabbling for the remote to quieten a man shouting about a new treatment for his flatulence.
Now a new law in America's most populous state says commercials cannot be any louder than the content they interrupt.
"We heard Californians loud and clear, and what's clear is that they don't want commercials at a volume any louder than the level at which they were previously enjoying a program," Governor Gavin Newsom said after signing the bill into law.
The legislation rewrites outdated laws that only regulated broadcast and cable providers to now include streamers.

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