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http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/11/21/fcc.indecency/index.html
FCC official makes no secret of displeasure over lingerie show
Thursday, November 21, 2002 Posted: 11:38 PM EST (0438 GMT)
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A member of the Federal Communications Commission Thursday called for a re-examination of the agency's definition of indecency.
Michael J. Copps made the recommendation the morning after he said his office was flooded with e-mails from viewers complaining about a fashion show featuring the products of Victoria's Secret, a lingerie company, that aired Wednesday night on CBS.
One FCC source said the agency's e-mail system was overloaded, and crashed.
"It's time for the commission to change its definition of indecency," Copps said in a statement. "Too many indecency complaints from consumers and too many truly indecent broadcasts are falling through the cracks."
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Couple of questions. Does anyone not know what Victoria's Secret sells? If they knew it was going to be a lingerie show, why did they tune it in to begin with? With cable tv and all the other entertainment choices available to them, why would people knowingly watch something that they felt was offensive and obscene? Furthermore, why is this considered more obscene than a war movie or the garbage that already resides on this medium?
My biggest question, though, is, how the heck did this girl get into this get up? I would be all tangled up if I tried putting it on. And can you imagine how much trouble it would be to get out of it quickly?
FCC official makes no secret of displeasure over lingerie show
Thursday, November 21, 2002 Posted: 11:38 PM EST (0438 GMT)
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A member of the Federal Communications Commission Thursday called for a re-examination of the agency's definition of indecency.
Michael J. Copps made the recommendation the morning after he said his office was flooded with e-mails from viewers complaining about a fashion show featuring the products of Victoria's Secret, a lingerie company, that aired Wednesday night on CBS.
One FCC source said the agency's e-mail system was overloaded, and crashed.
"It's time for the commission to change its definition of indecency," Copps said in a statement. "Too many indecency complaints from consumers and too many truly indecent broadcasts are falling through the cracks."
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Couple of questions. Does anyone not know what Victoria's Secret sells? If they knew it was going to be a lingerie show, why did they tune it in to begin with? With cable tv and all the other entertainment choices available to them, why would people knowingly watch something that they felt was offensive and obscene? Furthermore, why is this considered more obscene than a war movie or the garbage that already resides on this medium?
My biggest question, though, is, how the heck did this girl get into this get up? I would be all tangled up if I tried putting it on. And can you imagine how much trouble it would be to get out of it quickly?