Latest investigations by Ofcom.
I'm taking it that the investigation against RLL is for a daytime broadcast. Thats now five investigations in progress against this broadcaster following one or two complaints.
X-factor receives 1350 public complaints, will they be found in breach.
Up to 10 December 2010
Programme Channel Transmission Date Date Lodged
Red Light Lounge 40 n Naughty Saturday, 13 November 2010 15 November 2010
Up to 3 December 2010
No investigations against the babe channels
With this new guidance issued to all channels it would appear that Playboy have relaxed their stance against Bang Babes as Lucy is currently naked on 948.
I don't believe this new guidance has any standing in law as it breaches that that is already laid out in the Broadcasting Code/Advertising Code.
Nudity is allowed on television 24 hours a day. As eccles stated earlier, before the watershed nudity must be justified by the context. After the watershed the transition to more adult material must not be unduly abrupt at the watershed. For television, the strongest material should appear later in the schedule. (rule 1.6).
Any nudity broadcast after the watershed must not contain images of a strong or explicit nature, (rule 1.19) otherwise it must be justified by context again.
Ofcom have issued specific guidance on these rules
http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binarie...1_2009.pdf
So why do we now have additional guidance that further pushes back nudity from 21.00 hours to 23.00 hours without any additional consultations. In breach of their own mandate. I'm sure that when Ofcom issued these new guidelines no one at their sponsors office was consulted.
They have now issued some eight pieces of seperate guidance to the babe channel broadcasters without any additional consultations which totally brings into disrepute their 'generally accepted standards'.
These additional guidelines are now imposing censoreal restrictions on the channels, a duty Ofcom just like the BBFC are not mandated to perform. Plain english ILLEGAL and they need to be brought to task.
A new years resolution for all persons who believe this organisation are human right abusers. More will be posted on how and who we need to contact. Ofcom may read these threads but there is no defence to their actions.