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The Digital Media Project |
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Source |
Craig Schultz |
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Title |
TRU #27 to make prohibited content inaccessible |
No. |
040115schultz03 |
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Name: |
Craig Schultz |
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Affiliation/additional information: |
Multimedia Architectures |
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Date submitted: |
2004/01/15 |
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Criteria |
Description |
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1. |
Name of TRU |
TRU to make prohibited content inaccessible |
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2. |
Summary description of TRU |
The ability to identify
content not meeting standards of acceptance in a given region/local
and to d |
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3. |
Use records of TRU |
Full nudity in videos or graphic images are illegal to own or even access in some countries. In virtually all regions, some content, audio and video is deemed too offensive or racially and/or socially damaging to be allowed for distribution. |
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4. |
Nature of TRU |
Although it is desirable
to provide the freedom to create, distribute and consume any kind of
content with no restrictions whatsoever, the reality is that some of
what people create is not helpful to improving society but instead,
can be detrimental. |
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5. |
Benefits of TRU |
Governments, and the people they represent, have some control over content that may be counter to maintaining peace and prosperity in their given regions. |
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6. |
Possible digital support |
Government participation in rating content and determining acceptability and providing means for access devices to determine acceptable content in the region in which they make digital media accessible. |
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7. |
Requirements |
The ability to determine applicable mandated restrictions in a given region. |
| 8. | References |