France bans baby TV

France has banned TV shows aimed at children under three years old to protect them.

Wed, 20 Aug, 2008 - 18:34

France has banned TV shows aimed at children under three years old to protect them.

Minister for culture and communication Christine Albanel had already warned parents about channels dedicated 24 hours a day to baby-targeted programming.

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