Essay Plan 3

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“We need stricter media regulation.” Discuss.
To what extent is it becoming more difficult to regulate media, and why?

- What Points address the question? (P) (E.g. Increasing Liberalism, Desentisation, Impact of Technology, Catharsis and U&G individual needs over Effects and Copycat) 

• Childs Play 3 – Jamie Bulger
• Online streaming services
• Society becoming too liberal
• Reactive Regulation
• Detestation of the masses
• The lack of control over online material
• Copycat
• Access 24/7
• No Regulation over the internet
• Impact of Technology

- Which Case Studies? (E)

• Jamie Bulger
• Netflix
• Night of the Living Dead
• Netflix movie ‘LOVE’
• Logan Paul


- Which Regulators? (E)

• No official online regulators
• YouTube have their guidelines
• Social Media sites have their own community guidlines

- Which Theories & Debates? (A)

• Desensitisation
• Cathartic
• A liberal view would hold the programme to account for its deliberately negative representation of the residence - assembling all the most negative footage and focusing on this
• Moral Panics are created by the media (and now social media) to demonise and marginalise a group in society that threaten the norms and agreed values of society to make them hate figures or perceived as a threat to social order ('normality' as it currently stands). This often then leads to justification for further control, laws and regulation in response to social outrage (stoked up by the media).

- Future prediction?

• Society will begin to become more liberal over regulation
• Maybe stricter regulation of social media
• The introduction of social media regulators
• Netflix will continue to offer up their shows to be regulated
• Netflix may create their own online Regulator

- Historical Context?

• The increased liberalism of the BBFC
• Examples of Netflix programming that has been given classification
• BBFC history of ratings
• The change of classification

• History of YouTube guidelines

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