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IRIS 2003-8:1/20 [FR] Conseil d'Etat Rules on Transmission of Titanic in Two Parts

Following the decision by the channel TF1 to broadcast the film Titanic in two parts on 19 and 20 November 2002, the ARP (association of authors, producers and directors) submitted an urgent application to suspend the execution of the decision of the Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel (audiovisual regulatory body - CSA) to allow the broadcast (see IRIS 2002-­1: 7). The application was rejected by the President of the Litigation Division of the Conseil d'Etat. The ARP, the association of film directors (SRF) and the association of authors and film-makers (SACD) had also submitted to the Conseil...

IRIS 2003-8:1/18 [FR] CSA Publishes Opinion on Lifting of Ban on TV Advertising for Certain Sectors

On 22 July 2003, the Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel (audiovisual regulatory body - CSA) published its opinion on the two draft decrees amending Article 8 of the Decree of 27 March 1992. The latter decree in particular prohibits television advertising for the following products and economic sectors: literary publishing, cinema, press and large-scale distribution. Both draft decrees were written in response to the European Commission's order, issued on 7 May 2002, that France should repeal these provisions (see IRIS 2002-­9: 10). In its opinion, the CSA analyses the government's proposals for...

IRIS 2003-8:1/13 [AT] Broadcasting Laws Amended

On 20 August 2003, a law was published amending the Privatfernsehgesetz (Private Television Act) and authorising the use of terrestrial digital transmission capacities. logue broadcasting licences to transmit their programmes digitally on a trial basis "in order to test out digital broadcasting techniques". The regulatory body is required to allow the public service broadcaster ORF and private TV companies as defined in the Privatfernsehgesetz to test digital broadcasting techniques and programme-related developments in accordance with available transmission capacities. According to Section 54.3...

IRIS 2003-7:1/25 [SE] Decision on Refusal to Broadcast Advertisement on Scientific Testing on Animals

In February this year, Granskningsnämnden för radio och TV (the Swedish Broadcasting Commission) had to decide whether the national commercial television channel TV4, could be blamed because of its refusal to broadcast a commercial concerning scientific testing on animals. The commercial was a parody of the well-known commercial for L'oréal with the slogan: "because I'm worth it". The testing was illustrated by a brief cartoon, in which a small animal had, for example, corrosive acid sprayed in his eyes. A beautiful real-life woman said ironically that she wanted to protect what were the most precious...

IRIS 2003-7:1/12 [DE] Decision on Telephone Sex Advertising and Sex Clips

At its meeting on 19 and 20 May 2003, the Direktorenkonferenz der Landesmedienanstalten (Congress of Land Media Authority Directors - DLM) decided that the Landesmedienanstalten (Land Media Authorities) and the Kommission für Jugendmedienschutz (Commission for Youth Protection in the Media - KJM), which was set up in April this year, should act to combat the increasing number and form of telephone sex advertisements and sex clips on television. The decision was taken on the basis of the survey of "telephone sex advertisements and sex clips" carried out by the Gemeinsame Stelle Jugendschutz, Programm,...