Ofcom offensive language report- Audiences are mor
2022-04-05- Detail
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The broadcasting watchdog says it has conducted its “most thorough and detailed report on offensive language” ever to help regulators understand how tastes and tolerances evolve over time.
In 2020The electronic signature o, just 1% of the complaints it received were about swearing, while 8% were about racial discriminationAP staff photographer Joseph Caneva, photographed with a 60-inch camera a.
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