The neccesary amendment of the Self-regulation Code on TV contents and childhood: an (ambitious) proposal of basic points
Abstract
More than a decade after its publication, the Spanish Code of Self-regulation on Children and TV is still an inefficient instrument to protect minors in the audiovisual landscape. This fact, alongside with changes in the audiovisual realm, recommends some reflections about what has gone wrong in that Code, in order to correct its defects and establish a more efficient and transparent self-regulating system. This article contains a proposal to achieve this objective.
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