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A few clues here from The Guardian Ofcom have fined a free-to-air adult channel ?25,000 for transmitting sexually explicit material 15 minutes after the 9pm watershed. The regulator ruled that Babeworld TV, an unencrypted channel available in the adult section of the Sky Digital satellite service ...

"the website hasn't been updated - big deal!"

Well if the website were to be updated with the award winners then maybe the awards would get a bit of publicity for next year.

I have yet to see a story in the media to say who won!

From Babestar TV A few people have been asking about why the channel is off air. To clear up the confusion I'd like to let everyone know that here at Babestar TV we have been experiencing "artistic differences" among the crew. Girls have been disturbed to find camera men playing with sex toys in the ...

I have just heard about a case won by customs in a Maidstone Court. It is now illegal to import any film that customs consider 'indecent' (a lesser legal adjective than obscene). This includes BBFC approved films rated at 15/18/R18. I have posted the story on melon farmers at www.melonfarmers.co.uk ...

So what exactly needs editing before showing free to air. Ofcom requires that all videos shown encrypted are rated 18. 18 rated videos can be shown free to air. So everything on Adult Channel encrypted can be shown free to air. It seems a good move to me though as I may at least actually channel hop ...

As far as I can see from the Ofcom programme code that after 9pm (or 10pm to allow for an unspecified transition) the free to air Playboy can transmit all of the 18 rated content from the encrypted versions. The only thing that I can think of that would be outlawed are the 'accidental hardcore ...

Cause for Extreme Concern Thanks to Inquisition 21st Century I can now confirm that the list of material does in fact originate from Customs. However a few background pointers do give credence to the possibility that it can be included in any legislation that the Home Office will draw up. It seems ...

It appears that the posted list is in fact from HM Customs and is their idea of a clear list of material that they would target. Now it seems that the list is still not the list being suggested by the Home Office yet but we do know that the Government is keen to let the enforcement agencies dictate ...