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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. History of the BBFC; 2000s. New Guidelines 2000;. In 1999, the Board embarked on an extensive consultation process to gauge public opinion before the compilation of new Classification Guidelines. In 1999 the BBFC had received three European films that challenged the Board's standards on ***. These were. All three films contained scenes of unsimultated *** that would not normally have been be acceptable at '18'. In the case of. WR - Mysteries of the Organism. Passed '18' uncut in...

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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. History of the BBFC; 2000s. New Guidelines 2000;. In 1999, the Board embarked on an extensive consultation process to gauge public opinion before the compilation of new Classification Guidelines. In 1999 the BBFC had received three European films that challenged the Board's standards on ***. These were. All three films contained scenes of unsimultated *** that would not normally have been be acceptable at '18'. In the case of. WR - Mysteries of the Organism. Passed '18' uncut in...

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George's Regulation Blog: History of the BBFC; 1990s

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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. History of the BBFC; 1990s. Since the regulation of video in 1984, there was since public concern about the influence of videos in the 90's. The BBFC was being asked to look at a number of extremely violent and drug-filled films, which further fuelled the debate about media effects. 1999 also saw the removal of the BBFC's controversial policy on oriental weaponry. Child's Play 3 (1991). Which requires the Board to consider specific issues, and the potential for harm, when making...

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George's Regulation Blog: History of the BBFC; Introduction

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Monday, 28 March 2011. History of the BBFC; Introduction. The British Board of Film Classification is an independent, non-governmental body, which has exercised responsibilites over cinema for more than ninety years, and over video since 1985. The British Board of Film Censors was established in 1912 by the film industry when local authorities started to impose their own, widely varying, censorship standards on films. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). History of the BBFC; 2000s. History of the BBFC; 19...

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George's Regulation Blog: History of the BBFC; 1912-1949

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Monday, 28 March 2011. History of the BBFC; 1912-1949. In the past, the BBFC did not have any written rules or code of practice like the Motion Picture Production Code. Policy evolved along practical lines, whilst seeking to reflect public attitudes. TP O'Connor was appointed President of the BBFC. One of his first tasks was to give evidence to the Cinema Commission of Inquiry, set up by the National COuncil of Public Morals in 1916. Indecorous, ambiguous and irreverent titles and subtitles. Subjects dea...

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George's Regulation Blog: PCC Code of Practice Summary

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Sunday, 13 March 2011. PCC Code of Practice Summary. I) The Press must take care not to publish inaccurate, misleading or distorted information, including pictures. Ii) A significant inaccuracy, misleading statement or distortion once recognised must be corrected, promptly and with due prominence, and - where appropriate - an apology published. In cases involving the Commission, prominence should be agreed with the PCC in advance. 2 Opportunity to reply. I) Journalists must not engage in intimidation, ha...

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George's Regulation Blog: History of the BBFC; 1970s

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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. History of the BBFC; 1970s. During the sixties it was recognised that teenagers had specific concerns of their own which ought to be reflected in the category system. The introduction of the 'AA' was finally approved by local authorities and the industry in 1970. The principal changes to the category system were;. The raising of the minimum age for 'X' certificate films from 16 to 18. It also indicated to parents the difference between films wholly suitable for children of all a...

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Film And Press Regulation: January 2011

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Monday, January 31, 2011. 8226; where the material is in breach of the criminal law, or has been created through the commission of a criminal offence. 8226; where there are more explicit images of sexual activity which cannot be justified by context. Such images may be appropriate in ‘R18’ works, and in ‘sex works’ (see below) would normally be confined to that category. Sex education at ‘18’. Sex works at ‘18’. In line with the consistent findings of the BBFC’s public consultations and The Human R...

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Film And Press Regulation: May 2011

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Tuesday, May 3, 2011. PCC - recent developments and debates. 1 Mediawise anti-PCC debates. 2 The Select Committe Review 2009. 3 The Guardian - selection of articles to inspire debate around the role of the PCC. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Parents BBFC website. BBC Article (Island of lost souls and BBFC Centenary). Film and Press Regulation. PCC - recent developments and debates.

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Film And Press Regulation: PCC - recent developments and debates

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Tuesday, May 3, 2011. PCC - recent developments and debates. 1 Mediawise anti-PCC debates. 2 The Select Committe Review 2009. 3 The Guardian - selection of articles to inspire debate around the role of the PCC. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Parents BBFC website. BBC Article (Island of lost souls and BBFC Centenary). Film and Press Regulation. PCC - recent developments and debates.

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Film And Press Regulation: April 2011: Gagging orders and super-injunctions - what are the implications?

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Monday, April 25, 2011. April 2011: Gagging orders and super-injunctions - what are the implications? About the recent controversies over privacy law and celebrity scandals. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Parents BBFC website. BBC Article (Island of lost souls and BBFC Centenary). Film and Press Regulation. A level 4 essay must. . . April 2011: Gagging orders and super-injunctions -. Citizen Journalism examples: 2009. 10 things wrong with the Effects Model - David Gau. Tibet, Lies and Videotape.

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Film And Press Regulation: February 2011

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Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Classifying for children the issues. The 4 topic prompts film. Tuesday, February 15, 2011. Week 3: more clips. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Parents BBFC website. BBC Article (Island of lost souls and BBFC Centenary). Film and Press Regulation. Week 3: more clips.

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Film And Press Regulation: 10 things wrong with the Effects Model - David Gauntlett

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Monday, April 25, 2011. 10 things wrong with the Effects Model - David Gauntlett. 1 The effects model tackles social problems 'backwards'. 2 The effects model treats children as inadequate. 3 Assumptions within the effects model are characterised by barely-concealed conservative ideology. 4 The effects model inadequately defines its own objects of study. 5 The effects model is often based on artificial elements and assumptions within studies. 8 The effects model assumes superiority to the masses.

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Film And Press Regulation: A level 4 essay must. . .

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Tuesday, April 26, 2011. A level 4 essay must. . . Must show obvious knowledge of contemporary policy (BBFC, PCC, the law, government intervention). Must include some academic media theory (audience, media effects, children and protection, research, academic quotes). Must debate and discussion of the relevant social issues (issues of protection of society, freedom v responsibility, globalisation, the rise of the celebrity, the notion of privacy, web 2.0). Must utilise well chosen examples.

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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. History of the BBFC: 1980s. The decade started in dramatic fashion for the BBFC with the submission of Tinto Brass'. The film achieved notoreity in the USA and arrived in the UK with the reputation of being 'the most controversial film of the eighties'. All sexually explicit. Material was removed in order to conform with Customs regulations (specifically the Customs Act 1876. And further cuts made to material which was potentially actionable under the Obscene Publications Act.

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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. Overall change in BBFC history. Guidelines have become specific, official and publicly available and approved. Age ratings for both cinematic and home entertainment have become more prolific, covering smaller age brackets. The BBFC has become more responsible and accountable - now rating cinematic films, home release and video games. The change and development through a variety of different Presidents and Directors have meant more leniency on film as an artistic expression.

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Tuesday, 29 March 2011. In the past, the BBFC did not have any written rules or code of practice. Standards have evolved throughout the Board’s ninety seven year history. 1916, T.P.O'Connor. When T. P. O’Connor was appointed President of the BBFC, one of his first tasks was to give evidence to the Cinema Commission of Inquiry, set up by the National Council of Public Morals in 1916. He summarised the Board's Policy by listing forty-three grounds for deletion laid down for the guidance o...6 The modus ope...

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Wednesday, 30 March 2011. History of the BBFC; 2000s. New Guidelines 2000;. In 1999, the Board embarked on an extensive consultation process to gauge public opinion before the compilation of new Classification Guidelines. In 1999 the BBFC had received three European films that challenged the Board's standards on sex. These were. All three films contained scenes of unsimultated sex that would not normally have been be acceptable at '18'. In the case of. WR - Mysteries of the Organism. Passed '18' uncut in...

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Sunday, 27 March 2011. History of the BBFC: How Has it Changed? Censorship' has now become 'classification' in the Board's title, reflecting the more lenient approach to challenging material in films and the move away from such guidelines as the '43 Grounds for Deletion'. The categories of film classification have changed a lot over the years, as 'A' and 'X' were replaced with. 15', '18', '12', 'PG', 'R18', 'U', Uc', and most recently '12A'. History of the BBFC: 1912-49. 2 Cruelty to animals. 11 Offensiv...

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Wednesday, 16 March 2011. Case Study 8: Paul McCartney v Hello! Sir Paul McCartney is photographed with his son and his daughter walking in Paris, seated by the Seine and eating lunch outside a café. One photograph shows the family inside Notre Dame cathedral and the magazine describes how they lit a candle for Sir Paul's recently deceased wife, Linda, and took some time to meditate in peace. The editor of the magazine says the photos were obtained from news agencies and were not taken secretly. To the j...

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