Media Releases 2001

Media Releases / 2001

• The Broadcast of Explicit Language in Song Lyrics in Breach of Broadcaster Code, Says Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
• No Breach for News Item Identifying Place of Business with Criminal Charges against Owner, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Failure to Provide Viewer Advisories in Premiere Presentation of The Dark Angel Constitutes a Breach of Broadcast Standards
• Religious Program Dealing with Homosexuality Did Not on This Occasion Cross the Line According to Broadcast Standards Council
• Promotional Spots Subject to Violence Code Scheduling Guidelines Says Broadcast Standards Council
• The Failure to Retain Logger Tapes Is a Serious Breach of Broadcast Standards
• Broadcast of the Film Rats at 7 pm with Inadequate Viewer Advisories and an Inappropriate Classification Constitutes Breach of Violence Code
• Stern Comments under Fire by Broadcast Standards Council
• New Version of Code of Journalistic Ethics to Be Administered by  Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
• Insufficient Use of Otherwise Excellent Viewer Advisories Breach of Violence Code, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Canadian Broadcast Standards Council Rules on Two World Wrestling Federation Broadcasts
• Broadcaster’s Decision re Programming Matters No tin Breach of Codes Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Insufficient Viewer Advisories on Sunday Night Sex Show Constitute a Breach of the Codes
• CJCH’s Broadcast of the Laura Schlessinger Show Not in Breach of Codes, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Late Night Comic’s Comments Regarding Paedophiles Not in Breach of Codes, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Unedited Version of Song Does Not Breach Codes, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Revealing Swingers Segment Broadcast Too Early, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Two Broadcast Standards Council Decisions on Song Lyrics; One Song Violates Private Broadcaster Codes
• New Members Appointed to the Atlantic Regional Council of the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
• Inflammatory Personal Attacks Over the Airwaves Breaches Code, Says Broadcast Standards Council