Regulation
‘Regulate’- a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority.
In my own opinion I believe that regulation is the organisation from the BBFA ratings for all types of media, reaching from films to music videos and video games. In which it was created to rate films so that the specific intended audience would be able to view an appropriate media platform. In other words regulation is there to help protect the vulnerable viewers from dangerous messages or content.
Whilst regulation benefits millions of people it is also substantial who helps set the guidelines for the BBFA. Particularly speaking, regulating from society on a whole is vital to them as there are multiple different races, age and religion. The more people who represent society on a whole the more successful the regulation is. Furthermore other people who are regulating should not be biased in any way as it causes disruption between the regulators and affect the society by harmful content.
More subsequently regulations are there to help keep the law instead off breaking it due to people being influenced by the wrong things, which is why most films/ video games and music videos that involves a negative aspect on abiding with rules often have a consequence at the end of it. More importantly with people playing video games more often (approx. 1.2 billion) it would seem that effects on the games seem ever so real which encourages the regulators to rethink of the accessibility for the younger viewers.
Finally other views of reasoning whether regulation should exist or not in my opinion should definitely be used as it keeps humanity in check with their behaviours and how beneficial this is towards the younger viewers as their minds won't be contaminated. My view is that if there weren't any regulators we as a society would become desensitised to the films/ video games and music videos, therefore leading us to replicate these same very things.
Levi Bent
‘Regulate’- a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority.
In my own opinion I believe that regulation is the organisation from the BBFA ratings for all types of media, reaching from films to music videos and video games. In which it was created to rate films so that the specific intended audience would be able to view an appropriate media platform. In other words regulation is there to help protect the vulnerable viewers from dangerous messages or content.
Whilst regulation benefits millions of people it is also substantial who helps set the guidelines for the BBFA. Particularly speaking, regulating from society on a whole is vital to them as there are multiple different races, age and religion. The more people who represent society on a whole the more successful the regulation is. Furthermore other people who are regulating should not be biased in any way as it causes disruption between the regulators and affect the society by harmful content.
More subsequently regulations are there to help keep the law instead off breaking it due to people being influenced by the wrong things, which is why most films/ video games and music videos that involves a negative aspect on abiding with rules often have a consequence at the end of it. More importantly with people playing video games more often (approx. 1.2 billion) it would seem that effects on the games seem ever so real which encourages the regulators to rethink of the accessibility for the younger viewers.
Finally other views of reasoning whether regulation should exist or not in my opinion should definitely be used as it keeps humanity in check with their behaviours and how beneficial this is towards the younger viewers as their minds won't be contaminated. My view is that if there weren't any regulators we as a society would become desensitised to the films/ video games and music videos, therefore leading us to replicate these same very things.
Levi Bent
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