Think of the children… PM announces pilot to protect children from graphic content, saying rules for online videos should be in line with content bought offline
David Cameron said: ‘We shouldn’t cede the internet as some sort of lawless space where the normal rules of life shouldn’t apply.’ Photograph: Christopher Furlong/PA
Age rating for online music videos
Online music videos will carry an age classification from October as part of a pilot scheme by YouTube, music video service Vevo and the British Board of Classification to protect children from “graphic content”, David Cameron has announced.
In a speech to the Relationships Alliance on Monday, the prime minister said the rules for online videos should be brought into line with content bought offline as he admitted that he had banned his own children from viewing some videos.
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