Television X gets told off for being too hardcore!

vostok 1 Wrote:

Joanne Wrote:http://www.televisionx.com/wp-content/th...ove003.jpg

The above link to a pic shows exactly why we love Television X

The website perhaps, but not the TV channel. You don't get to see cocks inside Robyn Truelove on TVX.

Quote:Its encrypted & its supposed to be hardcore,

TVX may well cast the illusion that they show "xxx" content after encryption but it sure isn't "hardcore".

Quote:The should leave TV X alone or it will just be another shitty very soft core tits n arse channel & that is just naff.

It already is a "very soft core tits n arse channel".

I suppose you are right Vostock 1- internet is the way forward me thinks. Adultlivetv live sex show is totally awesome.

All sorts about censorship here:

http://www.melonfarmers.co.uk/r18cuts.htm

I'm moving to Holland.

No need to move to Holland.

TVX could show R18 strength material on TV if they wanted to.


Here is The EU "Television without Frontiers" (TVWF) Directive that TVX could use to challenge OFCOM in the courts, in the same way that the BBFC was challenged in court about R18. Which allowed "Hardcore" to be sold in sex shops:
http://europa.eu/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/l24101.htm

So TVX Mole, when does the legal challenge begin?

Come on TVX Mole, fight for justice!

vostok 1 Wrote:Sure.
"Antonia Backstage Live." in 2007. R18 Strength material shown even in the freeview.

My very first video upload just after joining the forum last November was about this show
http://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=1211

TheWatcher Wrote:

vostok 1 Wrote:Sure.
"Antonia Backstage Live." in 2007. R18 Strength material shown even in the freeview.

My very first video upload just after joining the forum last November was about this show
http://www.babeshows.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=1211

I saw this video, it was good! I believe they took the risk based on fooling people into signing up for a 12 month subscription based on what they saw in that freeview. Knowing very well it would only be a matter of time before they would have to change the content. Of course that is just my opinion.

Boooooooooooo :-(

Is a game being played here ? Occasionally a channel pushes the boundaries, gets fined, says it was an accident, and scoops up the £ from the rush of new subscribers ? OfCom noted that "the licensee of some size with considerable turnover and qualifying revenue", which suggests that the fines are a drop in the ocean, and OfCom know it. If OfCom wanted to hurt a channel they would close it, or suspend it for a month.

Sadly taking OfCom to court won't benefit any broadcaster, because it will take several years to get a judgement, then all the other channels will benefit for free. Breaking the rules means one broadcaster gets all the publicity for the cost of a few newspaper adverts.

Accordingly to our lawyer, its not quite as straightforward as that, as otherwise we’d all be doing it! Thanks for the suggestion though – we’re continuing to monitor the situation!