Media Releases

1997

• 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

1996

• Broadcast Standards Council Decision On Comedy Routine
• Broadcast Standards Council Decision On “Sexual Harassment” Comments
• “Newfie Joke” Breaches Industry Code of Ethics, According to Broadcast Standards Council
• Airborne “Hazing” Video Not In Breach Of Violence Code, According To Broadcast Standards Council
• Broadcast Council Issues Decision On “Jewish Mothers” Comments Aired On Toronto Radio Stations
• “The Simpsons” Not A Children’S Program, Rules Broadcast Standards Council
• “Ed The Sock” Not Offensive, According To Broadcast Standards Council
• Ontario Tv Station Breaches Industry Standards
• “Pedophilia” Comments Unfounded, According To Broadcast Standards Council

1995

• Violent Program Requires Advisories, Broadcast Standards Council Rules
• No Gratuitous Violence In “Silence Of The Lambs” Telecast, Says Broadcast Standards Council
• Broadcast Standards Council Issues Decision On Ottawa Open-Line Show
• Ottawa Open-Line Show Breaches Industry Code Of Ethics
• Cartoon Dialogue Not Degrading To Women, According To Broadcast Standards Council
• Parody Not Discriminatory Toward Indian People, Says Ontario Regional Council
• Reports On Sexual Assault Case Were Fair, According To Broadcast Standards Council
• News Story Graphic Not Misleading, According To CBSC Regional Council

1994

• “Power Rangers” Too Violent, Says Ontario Council
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