BBC Five Live criticised by Ofcom over Rage Against The Machine outburst
BBC station Radio 5 Live has been criticised by the broadcasting watchdog for letting the US band Rage Against The Machine swear four times on the breakfast show before they were faded out by a producer. The rock group were interviewed in a live link from the US in December as their song, Killing In The Name, raced to number one in the UK charts backed by a Facebook campaign to stop X Factor victor Joe McElderry clinching the Christmas top spot. After the interview, frontman Zack de la Rocha san...
The Mirror — BBC station Radio 5 Live has been criticised by the broadcasting watchdog for letting the US band Rage Against The Machine swear four times on the breakfast show before t... more info
BBC News - UK — The BBC avoids censure after Radio 5 live listeners heard Rage Against the Machine swearing in a live performance of their song Killing In The Name. more info
ContactMusic — Bosses at the BBC have received a stern warning from decency watchdogs after radio producers failed to stop heavy rockers RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE swearing during a... more info
Starpulse — Bosses at the BBC have received a stern warning from decency watchdogs after radio producers failed to stop heavy rockers Rage Against the Machine swearing during a live ... more info