Tuesday 19th January Regulation case studies

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_controversies

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-54594825

This articles discusses the idea of Instagram having to have held onto people’s information which means it is breaking the privacy law that is meant to be used which means that if it is found out that Instagram is doing this then all the platforms being Facebooks owner can be fined or further actions taken (19th October 2020).

https://www.nme.com/news/peaky-blinders-glorifies-violence-toxic-masculinity-say-academics-2473859

This articles states the idea of toxic masculinity and that it is shown to be attractive and makes you a more powerful person. This is shown to be bad for it will have an negative impact on the audience if they want to recreate or be in some sort of gangster group or a mafia. This connotes violence and toxic traces to be acceptable (8th April 2019).

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jun/27/beach-body-ready-america-weight-loss-ad-instagram

This articles connotes the issue of body confidence and making women feel as if they have to look like this lady to be ready for the beaches, this advertisement is banned for the rates of body dysmorphia increased and the idea of this advert not inferring the idea of going to the beach for people imagine beach balls, goggles, snorkels when thinking of the beach not perfect bodies everywhere, for some people will refer that image on ‘other’ websites and feel sorry for their future children if that image is inferred (27th June 2015).


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