BBC series sets the porn site – Dagbladet.no

(Dagbladet): It appears that several of the BBC drama Priorities turn broadening than the British national broadcaster had first thought.

Scenes from the series “Versailles”, “War and Peace” and “The Night Manager” has just been uploaded on porn site http tunnel, writes Daily Mail.

Among other things, the much talked about sex scenes between actors Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth Debicki in the latter television series be looking at the site, reports the British newspaper.

Copyright infringement

Several of the individual actors in the BBC series are also subject to search.

For example, enter http tunnel users constantly in the name of Lily James, who has the role of Natasha Rostova in “War and Peace” in the search field.

Also mentioned Debicki is interesting for people who are in the lustful corner. 25-year-old’s name, according to The Sun have harvested 9000 unique hits on porn site.

Good – albeit unconventional – advertising for the BBC, you may be thinking? Not according to BBC bosses, who are now working hard to get the clips removed from the porn site.

To publish scenes without permission is namely copyright infringement.

HBO goes to court

– We take copyright infringement very seriously and BBC works closely with the relevant independent production companies to get these clips removed, says a spokesperson for the BBC told the Daily Mail.

Also sex scene-heavy “Game of Thrones” has been fitted with an audience of blåfilm market. Like the BBC series also features several clips from the HBO-created television series have been published on pornhub.

Earlier this week, reported the Telegraph that HBO goes to court against porn site to remove clips:

– HBO is aware of the problem and is in a process of getting material removed from pornhub, said pouring giant said in a statement.

– Blurred Lines

Telegraph writer Radhika Song Hani has written a comment about the link between major television productions and pornhub, and believes that the phenomenon points to a massive normalization of pornography.

“The lines between pornography and steamy scenes in a period drama on a Sunday evening is now so blurred that it is difficult to know exactly what belongs in a home with 18+, and what should appear on television in prime time at 21.00, “ writes Song Hani.

The writer also cites Fiona Vera Gray, who works at the Centre for equal media at Durham University:

– TV programs are becoming more sexualized because people looks so much porn and creators are trying to keep up with it. So that porn is about to be ordinarily affect what is on TV, but it’s on TV ports then pornhub, says Vera Gray, according to the Telegraph.

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