Practice 2007 Subscription Broadcast Television / Telstra / Australian Broadcasting Corporation / Practice 2007 Subscription Narrowcast Television / ASTRA / Unclassified Films / /
Country
United States / Canada / Australia / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Australian Christian Lobby / Arts Law Centre / Cinema Operators / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
IndustryTerm
media services / media content available today / media platforms / theatrical product / law enforcement authorities / media content / Internet Industry Code / niche products / classification systems / internet industry content services code / sound administrative law practices / territory law enforcement officers / classification tools / distinct / advertising scheme / online content / content Online content How / /
Organization
In Chapter / Classification Board / Australian Home Entertainment Distribution Association / Internet Industry Association / Arts Law Centre of Australia / Australian Communications and Media Authority / National Classification Scheme Review Board / National Association of Cinema Operators / Australian Government / Australian Council on Children / Special Broadcasting Service / Motion Picture Association of America / Review Board / Standing Committee of Attorneys-General / Classification Review Board / Australian Customs and Border Protection Service / Classification and Rating Administration / Attorney-General’s Department / /
Person
Daniel Bryar / John Dickie / Christian Lobby / Ibid / /
7. Who Should Classify Content? Contents Summary Who currently classifies content? Films, computer games and publications Television content