RO93 - Regulation, certification and classification

Which organization oversees advertising regulation in the UK?

• British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

• Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

• Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

• Ofcom

What does self-regulation in advertising apply to?

• Video games

• Online content

• TV commercials

• Non-broadcast ads like posters and billboards

Which organization is responsible for supervising broadband, television, and radio in the UK?

• British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

• Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

• Ofcom

• Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

What type of content does Ofcom protect viewers and listeners from?

• Unregulated advertisements

• Non-classified video games

• Offensive or harmful content

• Unapproved films

Which organization classifies films, television, and online content in the UK?

• Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

• British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

• Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

• Ofcom

What does PEGI provide for video games?

• Broadcast licenses

• Online content classifications

• Age ratings and content warnings

• Advertisement codes of conduct

What can happen if media producers release unrated content?

• Automatic classification

• Content removal and fines

• They receive an award

• Nothing

Which classification system is legally enforceable for restricting access to inappropriate content for young people?

• Ofcom regulations

• BBFC ratings

• ASA guidelines

• Advertisement codes of conduct

What is necessary for broadcast ads like TV commercials in terms of regulation?

• No regulation

• Co-regulation

• Self-regulation

• BBFC approval

Which body is responsible for the regulation of video game content in the UK?

• British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

• Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

• Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

• Ofcom