StanTheMan
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RE: RIP Bang Babes
(26-11-2010 20:52 )aaron Wrote: (26-11-2010 20:27 )StanTheMan Wrote: This didn't make any sense anyway. I tuned these in using the 'other channels' feature and they were both broadcasting the same feed as 902 - so what was the point in tuning them in?
The point is that they weren't always broadcasting the same feed as channel 902.
This is annoying. It must have been before I discovered they were still available through 'other channels'. So during this period was the content on the hidden channels any stronger than it was on 902?
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28-11-2010 18:10 |
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orchid500
Cara Brett = beautiful
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RE: RIP Bang Babes
Taking aside the whole who's in the right, who fucked up, and whatever...The biggest problem I have is the fact that Ofcom was set up without any oversight from the gen public.
They set their own rules, regulations and procedures and as a quango means we don't have any say in what they do or how they do it, as have been said in another post they were not set up as censors but that is exactly what they are doing.
I think Ofcom shouldn't be scrapped but should have a total overhaul of what they do, how they operate and what rules and reg's apply.
The first thing to stop is one channel complaining about another, and the type of complaint that goes along the lines of "I don't watch these channels myself but want to complain on behalf of those who might."
There has been a lot of Ofcom bashing on here - and I am one of them - but they do some good along the way. In one of the reports about Bang there was also a section that found against a foreign language station that was asking for donations for a charity but wasn't making it clear that the charity in question was the TV station itself!!!
I just think it's time to sort out some form of consistancy and also stop treating us as idoits that have to be protected from ourselves. Clearly demarcate between night and day shows (as another poster said night time and night time-lite).
It also wouldn't kill the stations to do a 'harder' show on the webstream with the girls that would want to do it, as most of us know a lot of the girls who do the night shows have done adult DVD's. If they made clear from the start what they are willing to do and what they are not then I believe that alot of the people who would ring up will respect that. After that it is up to the viewer what they watch, and if they get offended then use the bloody remote control and watch something else!
Sorry that turned into a rant - I'm going for a lie down in a darkend room...
If dreams were real - I'd be knackered!!!
Top babes - Cara Brett, Honey Scott, Dani O'neil, Atlanta Monroe, Asia, Sydney James, Ashleigh, Ree Petra, Sophia Lares, Bailey Cream, Dani Thompson, Jessica Lloyd
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28-11-2010 20:18 |
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nailpouchofmine
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RE: RIP Bang Babes
(26-11-2010 11:36 )mikeboob Wrote: Prior to 1 September 2010, the material broadcast by the Licensees was subject to the Broadcasting Code, which includes the following specific provisions: . Licensees must therefore comply with the relevant Standards Code which applies to the material broadcast.
• Rule 1.17: “Material equivalent to the British Board of Film Classification ("BBFC") R18 rating must not be broadcast at any time.”
Of the 48 breaches of the Broadcasting Code:
• 1 related to material found to be in breach of Rule 1.17/7
What in the world was that?
Lets not start on the why or what and what if,for flips sake,it is we the public whom are being spanked,it is we the public whom are being treated the likes of children,and it is we the public who are letting these people put [there rules,not rules passed through parliament]but there self imposed rules made by themselves,passed by themselves and upheld by themselves and guess what.There is nobody in this nanny state of ours that you can turn to to contest there rules,weird or what,as I always thought that we were living in a free country not, as it is becoming,a dictatorship!
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28-11-2010 20:42 |
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