has been finally approved the General Law on Audiovisual Communication, after fifteen years of waiting, and despite the many headaches that has led to their constituents, it appears that the vast majority are disagree with their actions. With the entry into force on May 1 of this Act statewide have come to light the negative aspects of it, although it is true that regulates situations quite flattering for citizenship.
An example of It is in the case of minors, and prohibiting open emission pornography or gratuitous violence, and also establishes that access to closed channels enable parental control. Moreover, if programs open, they must be classified by age content and coding that will allow the control of parents, the audiovisual authority approved. And here ends the positives.
What seems outrageous is that the new rules will force private operators to invest 5 percent of their income on European films and television series. This event is detrimental to the quality of fiction, since the priority rule is Hollywood, and a series or a movie worthy of the name should not be funded by their nationality but by the tastes of the audience.
Thus, if the preferences of the public opt for the other side of the pond, the work should exercise good producers would try to accommodate the needs of their audiences dwindling in these areas, and seek to offer what they are seeking.
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