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    Media regulation refers to rules and directives established by authorities to govern the media sector. Key reasons for regulating media include protecting copyright, shielding children from harmful content, preventing the spread of misinformation, and sparing adults from offensive material. The main media regulators in the UK are Pegi (rating digital media content), Ofcom (protecting the public from harm), ipso (upholding standards of integrity and accuracy), ASA (regulating advertising standards), and BBFC (classifying films and videos).

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    Creative Digital Media Production Unit 1: Lesson 5

    What does media regulation mean?


    A rule or directive made and maintained by authority

    Make a list of why we might need to regulate the media sector...


    Copyright

    To protect children from potentially harmful or damaging media


    images
    To stop people from being misinformed
    To protects adults from seeing unsolicited material that is likely
    to offend.
    List the key five media regulators in the UK and what they regulate...
    Regulator
    Pegi
    Ofcom

    ipso
    ASA
    BBFC

    Role and Responsibilities


    Rating Age and content on digital
    media.
    Protecting the public from harmful
    or offensive material

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