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Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom  — Research Starter

The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom (CPBF) is an organization founded in the UK in 1979, initially focused on addressing perceived biases in the British national press regarding industrial…

Call-in Programs  — Research Starter

Call-in programs are radio and television talk shows that invite audience participation through telephone conversations, allowing listeners to interact directly with hosts. This format, which…

Cable Television and Censorship  — Research Starter

Cable television, which emerged in the late 1940s to enhance TV reception, evolved significantly by the 1970s, introducing a wide range of programming options including distant stations,…

Cable News Network (CNN) censorship controversy  — Research Starter

The CNN censorship controversy revolves around the network's defiance of a U.S. district court order in 1990 regarding the broadcast of audio tapes containing conversations between imprisoned…

Butler v. The Queen  — Research Starter

"Butler v. The Queen" is a landmark Supreme Court of Canada decision from 1992 that addressed issues surrounding obscenity laws and sexually explicit materials. The ruling determined that materials…

Bumper Stickers  — Research Starter

Bumper stickers are adhesive labels displayed on vehicles, primarily used as a medium for personal expression and communication. Originating as a popular form of political expression in the United…

Buddhism and Censorship  — Research Starter

Buddhism is a major Eastern religion, founded by Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha, in the sixth century BCE. It emphasizes the path to enlightenment through self-purification and the…

Broadcast Music, Inc  — Research Starter

Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) is one of the three major performance rights organizations in the United States, established in 1939 to provide an alternative to the American Society of Composers, Authors…

Broadcast media and censorship  — Research Starter

Broadcast media encompasses various platforms such as radio, television, and cable, which serve as significant channels for communication and information dissemination. However, this medium is often…