Sentence examples for broadcast code from inspiring English sources
The regulator has only previously been able to fine the individual licensee responsible for legal compliance of shows with its broadcast code.
Ofcom ruled that Titchmarsh's interview with Seymour breached clause 10.4 of the broadcast code, covering "undue prominence" given to a product or service.
Citra was involved in several policy‐making processes in Indonesia, including the Indonesian Broadcast Code of Conduct and the Broadcast Program Standards.
Yet Channel TV has been responsible for compliance for hit ITV1 network shows that have broken Ofcom's broadcast code, including the British Comedy Awards and The X Factor's sponsorship credits.
Channel TV has been responsible for compliance for ITV1 network shows that have broken Ofcom's broadcast code, including the British Comedy Awards, The Alan Titchmarsh Show, Beat: Life on the Street and the sponsorship credits for The X Factor.
However, Ofcom found that the first four parts of the programme, which focused on the scientific debate about the causes of global warming, did not breach the broadcast code.
It said the station broadcast coded messages to insurgents in Iraq and "graphic videos of attacks against U.S. forces".
Mr Sang is accused of using his popular radio show to whip up hatred against Kikuyu tribe members and even allegedly broadcast coded instructions to direct attackers to their targets.
The list of exemptions and conditions is long, and the department of culture, media and sport has accompanied the move by warning that no programme containing product placement may be broadcast until the media regulator, Ofcom, has consulted the public, and made changes to the broadcast codes.
Enter the "numbers stations" – radio stations that broadcast coded messages to spies all over the world.
"CAP will ask a broad range of stakeholders whether a change of approach is now needed: an approach that would introduce for the first time in the non-broadcast code, rules dedicated to the targeting of advertising, to children, of food and soft drinks high in fat, salt or sugar".
