Legal and ethical.

legal• Copyright = This law gives the creators of literary, dramatic, musical,

artistic works, sound recordings, broadcasts, films and typographical arrangement of published editions, rights to control the ways in which their material may be used. The rights cover; broadcast and public performance, copying, adapting, issuing, renting and lending copies to the public. In many cases, the creator will also have the right to be identified as the author and to object to distortions of his work.

Legal• Discrimination = This law stops people from being decimated on their

height, age, skin colour, gender and also their beliefs. This law is in place to stop discrimination in magazines, TV programs and films. The anti-discrimination law also set up to help stop problems between peoples race and skin colour.

Legal • Obscenity = Law established by the Obscene Publications Act 1959

prohibiting the publishing of any material that tends to deprave or corrupt. In Britain, obscene material can be, for example, pornographic or violent, or can encourage drug taking. Publishing includes distribution, sale, and hiring of the material. There is a defence in support of the public good if the defendant can produce expert evidence to show that publication was in the interest of, for example, art, science, or literature.

legal• Official secrets act = this stops people from reporting or revealing any

information what can put the country in danger. The legislation that provides for the protection of state secrets and official information, mainly related to national security.

• The legislation was created in 1989 and is used in United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong, India and Malaysia and formerly in New Zealand and Canada

legal• Deformation = his is comprised of libel and slander. Libel is the

publication of an untrue allegation which causes damage to reputation, and slander is a damaging allegation by way of an untrue oral statement.

• Untrue allegations that do not relate to reputation, but can nonetheless be damaging, come under the defamation law of malicious falsehood. Malicious falsehood is the publication of statements known by the publisher to be untrue, which cause

financial loss to the claimant.

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• Content of court = If a court or a judge has stated that a identification of a person can not be posted online or magazine or used it can not be used. But when this information is posted or printed and the identity or information has been revealed by a organisation or an individual that individual or organisation can be arrested for content of court being revealed.

Ethical

• Offensive material = the material what has been distributed may be offensive to certain people who view it. The material what may bee seen as offensive will

Ethnical

Protection of children This law protects children form offensive or inappropriate material what can be seen as illegal or wrong. This law was also set up to protect underage children from seeing obscene imagery This law stops and inappropriate images form being used under a certain time or in certain advertingcampains

Ethnical

Representational issues This breaks down what is true being presented in image or in the advertisement campaign.