Elite TV / Studio 66 - General Chat & Discussion

Elite TV is dire, and the fact that they've decided to copy Cellcast's classic so called censored pics scam tells you all you need to know about how desperate things must be for them now.

At least on Elite you can watch/call the girls in peace and you don't get girl caller OSGs/full screen ads/unnecessary interuptions every 2-3mins.

^ Solid point, but they've always been like that, whereas Elite never had to use those tactics.

I still pledge allegiance to Elite for 2009' & 2010', when to me they even surpassed Bang Babes, with the solo shows as well, but the censorship has paralyzed this channel, despite some recent efforts.

i am still a fan of elite but i find myself more and more looking at other channels because its becoming more and more repetetive

(02-02-2012 01:35 )mrmann Wrote:  ^ Solid point, but they've always been like that, whereas Elite never had to use those tactics.

I still pledge allegiance to Elite for 2009' & 2010', when to me they even surpassed Bang Babes, with the solo shows as well, but the censorship has paralyzed this channel, despite some recent efforts.

I browsed the threads of two girls from babestation earlier and the shows I found there are the level of those from 09/10 by Elite. So may I ask why babestation can get away with this while elite have become so dull?

btw, for anyone interested, the shows I checked are the oil shows from Tiff & Lori.

(02-02-2012 10:42 )unparalleled Wrote:  I browsed the threads of two girls from babestation earlier and the shows I found there are the level of those from 09/10 by Elite. So may I ask why babestation can get away with this while elite have become so dull?

This discussion has been covered ad nauseum elsewhere and as far as I know the situation hasn't changed. Ofcom have stated that BS are beyond their control because they operate under dutch licenses (It's actually a mixture of dutch and UK licenses, and the whole situation is bit murkier than that, but even so, the lack of investigations against BS seems to support what ofcom say, look elsewhere for a more comprehensive overview).
The general consensus is that BS nevertheless self-regulate themselves to roughly the same standard as the other channels in order to stay 'below the radar'. In other words, they don't want to push things too far in case ofcom decide to find or invent a loophole that allows them to clamp down on them as well as the other channels.

There's also the simple fact that all the channels have been watching their backs for a while. Sooner or later one or more channels will start to test the limits again, and if they get away with it, the others will start to follow. Not surprising that elite is slowest to respond, as they were being heavily targeted by ofcom previously, so will be more nervous than some.

munch

(02-02-2012 11:20 )munch1917 Wrote:  This discussion has been covered ad nauseum elsewhere and as far as I know the situation hasn't changed. Ofcom have stated that BS are beyond their control because they operate under dutch licenses (It's actually a mixture of dutch and UK licenses, and the whole situation is bit murkier than that, but even so, the lack of investigations against BS seems to support what ofcom say, look elsewhere for a more comprehensive overview)...

if thats the case why dont all the other channels just get a dutch licence

(02-02-2012 11:48 )oldboy1047 Wrote:  

(02-02-2012 11:20 )munch1917 Wrote:  This discussion has been covered ad nauseum elsewhere and as far as I know the situation hasn't changed. Ofcom have stated that BS are beyond their control because they operate under dutch licenses (It's actually a mixture of dutch and UK licenses, and the whole situation is bit murkier than that, but even so, the lack of investigations against BS seems to support what ofcom say, look elsewhere for a more comprehensive overview)...

if thats the case why dont all the other channels just get a dutch licence

According to Ofcom the main BS company is based in the Netherlands so BS uses a adult licence granted by it's country of origin , in order for other company's to use the Dutch licence they would also have to be based in the Netherlands and/or satisfy other certain criteria , Elite as far as i know is a UK based company so probably wouldn't be able to get one .

BS has never really pushed Ofcom before, so will be interesting to see how they react. There are plenty of steps Ofcom could take if they so choose.

Elite will wait and see the results which could take several months to pan out.

(02-02-2012 11:20 )munch1917 Wrote:  This discussion has been covered ad nauseum elsewhere and as far as I know the situation hasn't changed. Ofcom have stated that BS are beyond their control because they operate under dutch licenses (It's actually a mixture of dutch and UK licenses, and the whole situation is bit murkier than that, but even so, the lack of investigations against BS seems to support what ofcom say, look elsewhere for a more comprehensive overview).
The general consensus is that BS nevertheless self-regulate themselves to roughly the same standard as the other channels in order to stay 'below the radar'. In other words, they don't want to push things too far in case ofcom decide to find or invent a loophole that allows them to clamp down on them as well as the other channels.

There's also the simple fact that all the channels have been watching their backs for a while. Sooner or later one or more channels will start to test the limits again, and if they get away with it, the others will start to follow. Not surprising that elite is slowest to respond, as they were being heavily targeted by ofcom previously, so will be more nervous than some.

munch

Knowledgeable there mr munch

thx