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This form can be used to generate ICRA rating labels and other meta data. Most of the useful data can be stored in a cookie so that you don’t have to keep entering it every time you use the form. For full details of the ICRA system, please see www.icra.org. The support section of the […]
The ICRA descriptors were determined through a process of international consultation trying to establish descriptors that would give reasonable international consistency. Some descriptors merit additional definitions, because of ambiguities that may arise in the process of translation and to help content providers deal with descriptors that have subjective elements. General comments “..images, portrayals or descriptions…” […]
A significant new development in the effort to protect children online, while respecting the free speech rights of content providers, is being unveiled today by the Internet Content Rating Association [ICRA], an independent, non-profit organisation, based in Europe and North America. The new content labelling system, which can be found at www.icra.org, is the culmination […]
Nous pensons que ce site ne contient aucun élément qu’un parent jugerait ne pas convenir aux enfants. Cependant, le contenu vise les auteurs de sites web et les adultes qui pensent que l’étiquetage des sites par leurs auteurs est un bon moyen de protéger les enfants. Le site est complètement étiqueté grâce à notre système […]
Ms. Mary Lou Kenny has been appointed Director, North America of the Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA). ICRA is an international, independent membership organization that empowers the public, especially parents, to make informed decisions about electronic media by means of the open and objective labelling of content. ICRA’s mission is to protect children from potentially […]
Below is the report of Internet Content Rating Association’s Advisory Board report to the ICRA Board of Directors. It is the culmination of several months intense work by thirteen international experts. This report was recently presented by Nigel Williams, Chairman of the Advisory Board, to the ICRA Board and formed a central part of our […]
Germaine de Haan This outline supplies a brief general overview of current classification systems, rating criteria, considerations and concerns within the various Film Classification Boards in Europe. ORGANISATION Most Classification systems are bound by Legal Acts imposed on them by the Government. They can, however, function independently. In some cases the Law even distinguishes the […]
Testimony given by Sheridan Scott, Bell Canada, Board Member, Internet Content Rating Association Introduction Thank you, Chairman, for this opportunity to testify to this hearing of the COPA Commission. My name is Sheridan Scott and I am the Chief Regulatory Officer for Bell Canada and I am a Board member of the Internet Content Rating […]
The key point about the ICRA system is that it empowers parents to make choices about what their children can and cannot see on the internet. Choice not censorship is the phrase that best sums up the philosophy. ICRA is not a software company and does not offer complete packages for parents. However, we do […]