(03-12-2010 18:52 )stoly Wrote: [ -> ]I don't see why we're slagging Bangbabes off, for breaking a few rules, rules are made to be broken, especially when the implemented by an un elected authority, who make up their own rules as they go along.
I for one, am behind Bangbabes all the way a loved the way the shows were progressing, I hope when they fully return to our screens they continue to break down the barriers and entertain us as they have been.
That's the best post on this subject I've seen so far, and I echo it entirley!!
Bang weren't breaking the rules, they were standing up for what they believe.
If they were standing up for what they believed they would have challenged Ofcom in the courts...not just ignore them!
(06-12-2010 22:54 )astonv1 Wrote: [ -> ]If they were standing up for what they believed they would have challenged Ofcom in the courts...not just ignore them!
Maybe they just didn't want to spend hundreds of thousands fighting a case they knew they'd lose. Just because a court would side with Ofcom (which it would - this is adult entertainment afterall, and when has that ever won in court?) doesn't make their rules fair.
It's about making money and absolutely nothing else
(06-12-2010 23:05 )Rocket Man Wrote: [ -> ]It's about making money and absolutely nothing else
Getting their licence revoked and having to pay whopping fines is
making money, how? Or are you talking about Ofcom?
(06-12-2010 23:05 )StanTheMan Wrote: [ -> ] (06-12-2010 22:54 )astonv1 Wrote: [ -> ]If they were standing up for what they believed they would have challenged Ofcom in the courts...not just ignore them!
Maybe they just didn't want to spend hundreds of thousands fighting a case they knew they'd lose. Just because a court would side with Ofcom (which it would - this is adult entertainment afterall, and when has that ever won in court?) doesn't make their rules fair.
I agree their rules arent fair, but lets not make Bang Media out to be some kind of revolutionaries in this...They havent done anything to stand up for themselves let alone the viewing public. That was my point!
(03-12-2010 18:52 )stoly Wrote: [ -> ]I don't see why we're slagging Bangbabes off, for breaking a few rules, rules are made to be broken, especially when the implemented by an un elected authority, who make up their own rules as they go along.
I for one, am behind Bangbabes all the way a loved the way the shows were progressing, I hope when they fully return to our screens they continue to break down the barriers and entertain us as they have been.
but does anyone know how long it will take for the shows to return to their original strength considering how a majority of the so called breaches happened during the day shows why should this affect nighttime content
(06-12-2010 23:07 )StanTheMan Wrote: [ -> ] (06-12-2010 23:05 )Rocket Man Wrote: [ -> ]It's about making money and absolutely nothing else
Getting their licence revoked and having to pay whopping fines is making money, how? Or are you talking about Ofcom?
Having their licence revoked was simply due to being on a money making quest, the stronger the content of the channel the higher the revenue, it’s just business nothing else.
well from what I have read from here it was revoked for promoting adult stuff on daytime shows so if its a money making quest they are all guilty of it as for when they come back full time that depends if there is an appeal process fact is if there is and bang lose then there is zero chance of them getting the shows back unless its under new management
i think elite tv could be next in the firing line after seeing the caps of jenna hoskins from this morning.
i am not the antichrist but ofcom are.