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Evening tabloid shows – just notifications from CNA

 

CNAAfter 3 hours of viewing and discussion night tabloid shows, Acasa TV, Kanal D and Antena 1 were noticed for more editions of “Cancan TV”, “Wow Biz” and “Un show pacătos”. CNA made an analysis for night shows on generalist stations on January 17th – 24th

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During CanCan TV editions, there were presented images with verbal and physical violence that had as protagonists Nicolae Guţă, his wife and his mistress.

Demanded if for Cancan TV only matters the audience or also what model it offers, Adrian Artene, producer of the show, said “I won’t be fake and I will tell you there are two plans – one in which yes, the audience matters, and another one, in which we can’t do anything”.

“We never had the intention to encourage an indecent language, personal attacks or put our guests in difficulty. We tried to ensure a balance. There are situation that, I must admit, surprised us also”, Artene added.

The editions analyzed from “Un show pacătos”had as guests Bonita, Pamela de Romania, Corneliu Vadim Tudor, Adriana Bahmuţeanu and more. “We are talking about a certain type of humor that can or cannot be liked by the public, but people know that just after 23.00 have a certain expression freedom “, Cristian Ionescu, manager of the team that produces the show.

When it comes of Wow Biz, there were analyzed a few editions in which the guest was Busty Heart, the woman with biggest breasts in the world, that made some demonstrations with her breasts.

Lucian Romaşcanu, Kanal D’s Executive Director, said the guest was invited in the program the day competition started its show, a bold editorial decision, but still in within limits.

CNA decided to only notice the station came from Laura Georgescu, CNA president, after other members came up with proposals ranging from money to stop broadcasting for a certain period of time.

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Autor: Carmen Maria Andronache carmenpaginademedia.ro
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