Radio and television news anchors may no longer say the words “Facebook” and “Twitter” on air, unless the terms are part of a news story. This prohibits French news organizations from urging their audience to “follow us on Twitter” or “check out or Facebook page,” or other such promotions.
France bans 'Facebook' and 'Twitter' from TV, radio
Posted 11 months ago
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Hmm not sure what I think about this…
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France is just an awesome country!
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nedhepburn reblogged this from markellison and added:
I can see why France did this; good for them. People forget that these ways of communication are controlled by...
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markellison reblogged this from thepolitics and added:
File this under, Why?
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