Video Games - Media Regulation
Douglas Gentile - Media Effects Researcher
"offers a range of scientific proof that antisocial and dangerous behavior increased due to playing violent Video Games"Mark Kermode - Critic
"The public has a responsibility to look after itself and they are giving this up to regulators""Accuses the BBFC of being more liberal in the classification of 'Arthouse' cinema; taking into account assumptions about the white, middle-class, middle-aged audience"
O Davey - Critic
"Violence plays a critical part in all our lives; it is often the catalyst for other emotions that lead to films being made that express these.""Violence Cannot be distinguished from film as we cannot distinguish violence from life."
Martin Barker - Media Effects Researcher
"We need to see violence as it is part of real life and helps us to understand the world we live in.""we are able to make a distinction between real and onscreen violence it is the content, not the amount of violence that matters"