Article: Congress Seeks Advanced Parental Controls for TV -- Parents Flood FCC with Requests for Foul Language Filtering Technology.

Article: TV's 'family hour' now filled with sex and foul ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  February 8, 1996 ;     700+ words ...been an explosion of foul language and sex in what the networks ... Fox led the way both in foul language and sex, followed by ... family.'' ``Too much TV programming has grown ... things, calls on the TV industry to set up a voluntary ...

Article: BRITISH TV SHOW SUBTITLES FOUL LANGUAGE
United Press International;  October 18, 2004 ;     305 words ...United Press International 10-18-2004 British TV show subtitles foul language LONDON, Oct 18, 2004 (United Press International ... subtitles of the foul language it had bleeped. "Outtake TV" on BBC-1 mistakenly provided the subtitles designed ...

Article: Zoran and Principle Solutions Enable SANYO DVD Players to Filter ...
PR Newswire;  February 20, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... our customers. We believe the TV Guardian application that Zoran ... Solutions to quickly deliver the TV Guardian capability to DVD manufacturers ... children will not be exposed to foul language, even when they have not been ... SANYO's decision to offer TV Guardian on their new line of ...

Article: How Hollywood floods TV with foul language; ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  July 16, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... viewers are being deluged with foul language as swearwords and blasphemy ... movies shown on terrestrial TV in the first six months of this ... Enemy and Reservoir Dogs. The TV watchdog said bad language was ... director John Beyer said film and TV contributed to the use of swearwords ...

Article: FCC: Foul Language on TV OK - Sometimes
AP Online;  November 7, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... action was unconstitutional and contrary to the law. At issue is when - if ever - broadcasters should be allowed to air foul language. Broadcasters argue that the uttering of "fleeting, isolated and in some cases unintentional" profanities is not enough ...

Article: Fed's foul language costs him TV spot.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  August 5, 2003 ;     516 words ... ... Federico Martone has been axed from his early morning TV slot because of his constant swearing. TV chiefs on Channel 4 show RI:SE gave the outspoken ... is a bit more acceptable than swearing live on TV first thing in the morning. "It is out of order ...

Article: Now that TV's foul-language taboo has been ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  July 13, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... sound profane, says that using really harsh words, instead of TV-concocted euphemisms, makes a difference in his work on ... else will find a new taboo to break. (R.D. Heldenfels is a TV columnist for the Akron Beacon Journal.)