Media Releases 1997

Media Releases / 1997

• CBSC Pleased To Announce Q107 Commitment To Respect CAB Codes
• Specialty Channels Join Broadcast Standards Council
• CBSC Chair Explains Why We Need Broadcast Standards
• Howard Stern Broadcasters Draw Mixed Reaction From Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
• Howard Stern Show Breaches Broadcaster’s Codes
• Irrelevant Information Provided Unecessarily In Reporting On Youth’s Death
• News Coverage Of Sri Lankan Cricket Win Not A Breach Of Code Of Ethics According To CBSC Regional Council
• New Broadcaster Representatives Join Canadian Broadcast Standards Council - Quebec Region
• New Public Representative Joins B.C. Region of Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
• Recent Changes to B.C. Region of Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
• New Council Members Join Canadian Broadcast Standards Council - Quebec Region
• New Members appointed to Canadian Broadcast Standards Council - Prairie Region
• Howard Stern Complaints to be Dealt With Under CAB’S Code of Ethics
• AGVOT Reveals On-Screen Icons For Television Rating System
• “X-Files” Episode In Need Of Advisory, According To Atlantic Council
• Results Of “Appeal” From CBSC Decision In CHUM-FM re Sunday Funnies (CBSC Decision 95/96-0064, March 26, 1996) Announced By CRTC
• CRTC Sets The Agenda For Reviewing Its Policy Framework For All Sectors Of Radio And Calls For Comments On A Review Of Commercial Radio
• Cleaver-Wielding Butcher In Commercial Considered Not Violent By Broadcast Standards Council
• BCTV Newscast On Mentally Challenged Workers Not Unfair Or Distorted
• Filming Of Vigil Doesn’t Infringe Privacy, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Broadcast Standards Council Ruling On Radio Newscast
• Futurist’s Workforce Predictions Not Sexist, According To Broadcast Standards Council
• Financial Advice Program Doesn’t Breach Sex-Role Code
• Anti-Violence Announcement Not Unfair To Men, Council Decides
• Abusive Comments From Phone Poll Breach Industry Ethics, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Broadcast Standards Council Decision On Adult Video Store Commercial
• Action Group releases details of proposed television rating system
• “Millennium” Program Not Excessively Violent According To Atlantic Council
• CBSC National Chair Tells Americans, “Stay Tuned” For News On The Canadian V-Chip
• Broadcast Standards Council Reviews Third “Fashion Television” Complaint
• Vision TV Joins Broadcast Standards Council
• “Jewish Mothers” Joke Not Abusive, According To Broadcast Standards Council
• Satirical Program Not Intended For Children, Broadcast Standards Council Decides
• “Animal Cruelty” Story Not A Breach Of Code Of Ethics
• Newscast Clip Of Police Shooting Was Gratuitous, According To Broadcast Council
• “Achtung” in Radio Comments Not Abusive to Police, Says B.C. Broadcast Standards Council
• Broadcast Standards Council Decision on CKNW Conflict of Interest
• B.C. Broadcast Standards Council Decision concerning The Last Temptation of Christ
• CHEK-TV News Report Doesn’t Breach Code, Says B.C. Broadcast Standards Council
• News Report on White Supremacists was Accurate and Unbiased, According to Broadcast Standards Council
• “Gutter Language” in Sportscast Does Not Breach Broadcasters’ Code of Ethics
• Broadcast Standards Council Decision on Newscast