The Turn It Down Act amends the CALM Act to require equivalent volume control for advertisements accompanying video programming delivered via.
The Turn It Down Act amends the CALM Act to establish requirements for video programming delivered using internet protocol. Specifically, it mandates that the Federal Communications Commission ensure commercial advertisements accompanying such programming adhere to volume requirements equivalent to those for traditional broadcast advertisements. This applies to programming provided by or comparable to television broadcast stations, excluding consumer-generated media.
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