Compare that decision to this decision in Britain:

"NO CENSOR POWER FOR BBC GOVERNORS, BRITISH GOVERNMENT SAYS
The British government has turned down demands that it give the BBC board of governors authority to preview programs and alter them if they suspect they will be offensive. The demands came in the wake of an outcry by conservative and religious groups over the BBC's recent telecast of the hit West End musical Jerry Springer: The Opera. Several leading members of the opposition Conservative party had joined in the protest over the telecast, including deputy party leader Michael Ancram, who warned that the publicly supported broadcaster had a responsibility "to exercise a degree of caution."