Media Releases

1999

News Item on Carbon Monoxide Detectors Not in Breach of Codes Says Broadcast Standards Council
A Non-Violent Episode of the Jerry Springer Show Not In Breach of Broadcast Standards Says Broadcast Standards Council
“Nude Bicycle Ride” Contest Stunt Found In Breach of Broadcast Standards
On-Air “Wedding of Two Strangers” Contest Not A Code Breach Says Broadcast Standards Council
Recent Changes to CBSC Ontario Regional Council
Recent Changes to the CBSC’s Quebec Regional Council
Recent Changes to CBSC Prairie Regional Council
Comments About a Religious Group Found Abusively Discriminatory by Broadcast Standards Council
Discriminatory Comments Made during Native Land Claims Discussion Not in Breach, Says Broadcast Standards Council
Two BCTV News Reports Found Faultless By Broadcast Standards Council
Recent Changes to B.C. Region of Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
CBSC Releases 1998-99 Annual Report
Fantasy Program Contained Scenes of Violence Intended for Adult Audiences, Says Broadcast Standards Council
Violent Ads Have No Place in Children’s Programming, Says CBSC
Recent Changes to B.C. Region of Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
Glamorizing of Violence by Jerry Springer Show in Violation of Violence Code, Says CBSC
Movie Too Violent and Too Erotic for Early Evening Broadcast, Says Broadcast Standards Council
Irreverent Religious Satire Does Not Violate Codes Says Broadcast Standards Council
South Park Not Gratuitously Violent Says Broadcast Standards Council
Broadcast Standards Council Finds Televised Version of Movie Gratuitously Violent against Women
Midnight Express Not Abusively Discriminatory Says Broadcast Standards Council
Two Decisions on the Howard Stern Show Released Today
Critical Comments Directed at Feminists Do Not Discriminate Against Women, Says Broadcast Standards Council
CBSC’s Mandate Is One of Responsiveness to Public Complaints, Not Censorship
Sports Commentator’s Statements Do Not Breach Code of Ethics Says Broadcast Standards Council
Controversial Movie Kids Was Broadcast Responsibly Says Broadcast Standards Council
“PG” Programming May Contain Brief Scenes of Nudity and Discreet Sexual References Says Broadcast Standards Council
Various Forms of Adult Humour Not Found in Breach of Broadcast Standards Codes
Aggressive and Mocking Behaviour of Hosts During Interview Inconsistent with Broadcast Standards
Children’s Cartoon Did Not Convey Negative or Degrading Attitude on the Role and Nature of Women, Says Broadcast Standards Council

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