1. Movie censorship began in 1894 when a peep show featured a belly dancer named Fatima. The show shocked audiences and the producer was forced to paint a white bar across the film to prevent the audience from seeing her…
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Seeking Contributors
Censorship in America is seeking contributors to help grow our article base, and increase awareness of censorship and First Amendment issues – many of which do not make the news because they are specific to a certain location. If you…
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isoHunt Continues Legal Fight To Thwart MPAA Censorship
Source: TorrentFreak By Ernesto BitTorrent search engine isoHunt is fighting the permanent injunction issued by the District Court of California last summer in their case against the MPAA. isoHunt contests the imposition of a site-wide keyword filter based on a…
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Films Find Blurry Vision in MPAA Code
This is a very good article about the inconsistency of the MPAA and the ratings code. Films find blurry vision in MPAA code – Entertainment News, Top News, Media – Variety.
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