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From: "Laura BRYAN" <compass@jdlf.com.au>
To: compass@jdlf.com.au
Reply-To: bryan.laura.m@edumail.vic.gov.au
Date: 10 Oct 2016 12:53:59 +1100
Subject: Sample Regulation answer
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 Content preview:  Compass School Manager Email Sample Regulation answer Re:
   Class - MED341 at Northern College of the Arts and Technology The issue raised
    in this quote is about the effect of media regulation now that new, convergent
    media exists, it is becoming more and more difficult to regulate. While this
    is important to consider and people can still access banned material for
   example on the internet, it is important that regulation exists for the sake
    of protecting susceptible audiences such as children and mentally disabled
    individuals from harmful materials. As children are seen as an investment
    for the future, it is important that their brain development is not affected
    and that they are protected. The Classifications Board is a government regulator
    who initiates classifications for TV, Video games, films, etc. In January
    2016, Studio 10 screened an erect penis for 19 seconds, which breached its
    PG classification. The ACMA informed the TV studio that they had breached
    the code and the show was taken off the internet and never aired again. Also
    the show now must meet after each episode to ensure content is suitable.
   Another reason for regulation is to ensure there is not a monopolisation of
    the media. ACMA (Australian Communication and Media Authority) regulates
   this by ensuring that that there is diversity in the media and a minimum of
    5 owners in metropolitan areas. In 2015 the ACMA changed codes so that M
   shows could be screened as early as 7.30 to meet with the ever-evolving new
    media. Although regulation could be expanded so that it covers all convergent
    media, this could potentially breach the Commonwealth Classifications Act
    which outlines that adults should be able to see, hear and read whatever
   they want, and if all media is excessively regulated, then adults may not
   be able to access whatever they want. The media is also constantly evolving
    and newer media forms are more difficult to regulate than individual forms
    such as television. Your email address is associated to an account in Compass
    at Northern College of the Arts and Technology. If you have received this
    [...] 
 
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n this quote is about the effect of media regulation now that new=
, convergent media exists, it is becoming more and more difficult=
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still access banned material for example on the internet, it is i=
mportant that regulation exists for the sake of protecting suscep=
tible audiences such as children and mentally disabled individual=
s from harmful materials. As children are seen as an investment f=
or the future, it is important that their brain development is no=
t affected and that they are protected. The Classifications Board=
 is a government regulator who initiates classifications for TV, =
Video games, films, etc. In January 2016, Studio 10 screened an e=
rect penis for 19 seconds, which breached its PG classification. =
The ACMA informed the TV studio that they had breached the code a=
nd the show was taken off the internet and never aired again. Als=
o the show now must meet after each episode to ensure content is =
suitable. Another reason for regulation is to ensure there is not=
 a monopolisation of the media. ACMA (Australian Communication an=
d Media Authority) regulates this by ensuring that that there is =
diversity in the media and a minimum of 5 owners in metropolitan =
areas. In 2015 the ACMA changed codes so that M shows could be sc=
reened as early as 7.30 to meet with the ever-evolving new media.=
 Although regulation could be expanded so that it covers all conv=
ergent media, this could potentially breach the Commonwealth Clas=
sifications Act which outlines that adults should be able to see,=
 hear and read whatever they want, and if all media is excessivel=
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