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With regard to television in the United States, censorship usually refers to the exclusion of certain topics, social groups or language from the content ... Thus, parents could effectively censor programming which they found unsuitable for their children while still allowing the networks to air adult-oriented programming.
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More than 67% of all television stations subscribed to the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Code adopted in 1950 (a similar radio code had been in operation since 1935). In addition to provisions which addressed historic concerns respecting the "advancement of education and culture," responsibility...
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Monkey Business, 1931 ... The Production Code of 1930, also known also as the Hays Code, after then-president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (MPPDA) Will Hays, affected the content and distribution of all films produced in Hollywood regarding profanity, nudity, sexuality, ... In large part,
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The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) today condemned a resolution passed by the Afghan Parliament’s lower house that would prohibit television stations from showing dancing and other “un-Islamic” practices on their programs.
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I think cable TV shows should be allowed to use pr ... [3] The technology to automatically censor content reception is a recent development, and regulations have not been adopted to implement such an option, nor has a standard for receivers been developed; and;
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The 'Main Weirdness Censor' trope as used in popular culture, with a list of examples from all media. ... A subset of Invisible To Normals. Compare Bavarian Fire Drill, which exploits similar psychological tendencies. Contrast the Fisher Kingdom, where the world itself is the censor.
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The Censor Box is used to cover up an offending sight with something that obviously doesn't belong, less physically part of the scene than any sort ... Subverted in a You Cant Do Thaton Television where two characters are behind black boxes. Says one to the other, "I don't know why they don't want to see... our boxers!"
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While Barack Obama’s wife supposedly moved the masses with an “emotionally powerful” speech at the Democratic convention, the presidential candidate worked behind the scenes to kill a television ad that highlights his decades-long relationship to a renowned terrorist.
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Supposedly, the technology will work on broadcast television, Internet streams and in gaming platforms. Now the question is whether Congress will require broadcasters to use the technology similar to the way they ... Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Microsoft Figures Out A Better Way To Censor Television:
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WASHINGTON -- A Senate committee today opened yet another front in the new culture wars engulfing Capitol Hill as it considered new legislation to censor television broadcasts.
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