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Control and self-regulation on content and childhood

Atresmedia Televisión

has subscribed to the

Código de

Autorregulación sobre Contenidos Televisivos e Infancia

(Code of Self-Regulation on TV Content and Childhood) since

2005

. It is a sectorial code of conduct, voluntarily applicable to

any subscribing companies, that veils to protect minors in TV

content. Moreover,

Atresmedia

is part of its Comisión Mixta de

Seguimiento (Joint Follow-up Commission) in charge of ensuring

its proper application.

After several months of work and permanent cooperation at

the core of the bodies in the Code with audio-visual authorities

of the Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y Competencia

(National Commission of Markets and Competition),

Atresmedia

subscribed the updated text of the Code modifying the content

rating system by age group, as well as the criteria to determine

such ratings. This change seeks greater objectiveness and

automation in applying the Code and, especially, facilitates

parental control for responsible adults.

During 2015, the Comité de Autorregulación (Self-Regulation

Committee) has not accepted any claim of those presented

due to broadcasts in

Atresmedia

channels. After the number

of claims raised in 2014,

Atresmedia

has made an effort to

comply with the new interpretation of the rule derived from

the assumption by the Comisión Nacional de los Mercados

y la Competencia (National Commission of Markets and

Competition) of its sanctioning responsibility on this matter.

Claims Código Autorregulación (Self-

Reguation Code) accepted by the committee

2013

2012

2014

0

2

8

0

2015

In 2015, two claims from viewers were registered for broadcasts

considered inconvenient, both linked to broadcasting images in

Antena 3

news programs on the Charlie Hebdo magazine attacks,

without previously warning about their harshness. Although news

programs are not rated by age, the Code demands that viewers

be clearly warned in the event of broadcasting extremely harsh

content or that may hurt their sensitivity.

In 2015, the

Atresmedia Group

has not breached

the Código de

Autorregulación

sobre Contenidos

Televisivos e

Infancia (Code of

Self-Regulation on

TV Content and

Childhood).

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