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Report for the BBFC carried out by Ipsos MediCT in 2014 and published on 24 February 2015, this research confirms public demand for putting certain types of glamour imagery behind adult filters on mobile...
These regulations came into force on December 1st 2014 and contain amendments to the Communications Act 2003. Their primary purpose is to ensure that video-on-demand material that has been or would be rated...
The BBFC’s annual report highlights the organisation’s key achievements and notable activities for 2013. In September 2013 the BBFC became the regulator of internet content delivered via mobile networks....
These guidelines from the British Board of Film Classification came into force on 24 February 2014. Among the new changes, brought about after a public consultation, are the following specific points:...
Following a public consultation, the government has announced that it intends to create legislation so that music, sports, religion and education products will have to be classified by the BBFC in future if...
The BBFC, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012, presents its annual report, in which it highlights its concern to reflect public opinion on the depiction of sexual or sadistic violence, by...
This research was conducted to inform a review of the British Board of Film Classification’s (BBFC) sexual and sadistic violence policy. The research was commissioned because the BBFC consider an important...
This report addresses the growing public concern about offensive material on the Internet and the risks to children highlighted in the Government-commissioned report by Dr Tanya Byron. It recommends that...
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