April '07: General Electric, owner of Universal Pictures, bans smoking in "youth-rated" films.
May '07: Anti-smoking lobby pressures film industry trade group into considering smoking as a factor in determining the rating of a film.
October '07: The NYT follows up with the 6 major studios, many of whom have taken stances similar to that of General Electric.
Does anyone else find it ironic that you can't display smoking in PG-13 films, but you can shoot people? Just sayin'.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Censorship at Its Best
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