February 3, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: February 3, 2012 10:20:08 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Ransford Ricketts <RRicketts@cvmtv.com>, "Ronnie G. Sutherland" <RGSutherland@cvmtv.com>, Nicole Burgher <NBurgher@cvmtv.com> Subject: Obscene Content - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, During the program "Man A Gallis: Risk Factors for HIV/AIDS In The Dancehall" aired on CVM TV on Thursday 2/2/12, the operators of the station caused the following material to be transmitted over the publicly-owned airwaves: (1). Between 9:30pm and 9:45pm, the promotion of violence toward men who have sex with men (MSM) contained in the lyrics "boom bye bye inna (edit) bwoy head", despite the American lobby groups chiding the Jamaican Dancehall artists for their intolerance to the homosexuality subject matter and the imminent austerity measures Jamaicans suffered i.e., being barred from performing in the U.S.; (2). Between 9:45pm and 10:00pm, the graphic and obscene elements therein and promotion of violence toward men who have sex with men (MSM) contained in the lyrics "from dem a par inna chi-chi man cyar blaze di fire mek wi bun dem"; (3). At 10:03pm, the graphic and obscene term "pussy tight" from the song "Romping Shop" performed by Vybz Kartel & Spice was transmitted in an obviously uncensored format DESPITE [it] being banned from broadcast television and radio by virtue of the prohibition enumerated in the Commission's 2009 Directives. Let me make it absolutely clear that this program was intended to EDUCATE however, the fact that material which promoted violence against a minority group (Gays) were embedded then the message was skewed and offends against good taste and morals and goes against community standards. Delano

March 7, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: March 7, 2012 5:57:59 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Brian Schmidt <bschmidt@iriefm.net>, Noran Price <nprice@iriefm.net>, Chad Young <chad@iriefm.net>, Andrea Williams- Green <andrea.williams@iriefm.net>, D'Adra Williams <zip103fm@cwjamaica.com> Subject: Complaint: Offensive and Explicit Content - ZIP FM Reply-To: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Broadcasting Commission, At 11:03am on March 6, 2012, DJ Sparks aired the following content from the record "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" by Busta Rhymes: "The way she shake it make me want to get all in the booty yo", "Yo it's funny how all the chickens be always servin us, all up in between they ASS where they wanna carry us" N.B. The edited version (to follow) will demonstrate the removal of these lyrics. Clearly, explicit language directed to anal sex is made here; Also on March 6, 2012, DJ Chrome also aired the following content: At 5:07pm, the record "YOUR BODY" by Pretty Ricky: "I lick em and freak 'em...", "You can feel on it if you really want to", "bust in you like atomi-ee, I'm ahead of my class gettin' HEAD in the jag." N.B. by the term "lick em", reference is made to oral sex. By the term "feel on it", reference is made to the penis and obviously by the terms "bust in you" and "gettin' head in the jag", reference is made to ejaculating in her and oral sex being performed on him in his jaguar..." The edited version (to follow) will demonstrate the removal of these graphic and sexual references; At 5:22pm, the record "Just A Lil Bit" by 50 Cent: "I wanna unbutton your pants just a lil bit, take 'em off and pull 'em down just a lil bit, get to kissin' and touchin' a lil bit." Regards, Delano

March 9, 2012 - ZIP FM Complaint Follow-Up

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: March 9, 2012 11:08:22 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Brian Schmidt Subject: Follow Up Comments on Recent Complaint - ZIP FM Reply-To: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Broadcasting Commission, Let us carefully analyze the degree of obscenity in the lyrics of the record "Your Body" performed by Pretty Ricky, that DJ Chrome aired on ZIP FM on Tuesday 3/6/12. This information was confirmed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), an MTV video jock and representatives of the American record pools Promo Only Inc., Illinois DJ Pool and Radio Express Inc. EXPLICIT SEXUAL CONTENT - "I lick 'em and freak 'em ...'': The reference is made to oral sex and penetration. SEXUAL INNUENDO and ADULT CONTENT - ''You can feel on it if you really want to'': Discussions (with sexual interpretation) about feeling the man's penis. GRAPHIC LANGUAGE/LYRICS and EXPLICIT SEXUAL CONTENT - ''Bust in you like atomi-ee'' and ''...gettin' HEAD in the jag.'': Discussions about the man ejaculating in the woman and having oral sex performed on the man. When you compare the explicit version of the record aired by DJ Chrome with the version I supplied to aid the investigations, there is CLEARLY a distinction in difference where language usage and formatting are concerned for the public airwaves. In the version aired by ZIP FM, the lyrics state: (1). ''...we can just cuddle up, but if she want me to (beat it) up then damn it I'll (beat it) up.'' Live editing employed here (...). (2). ''They (take me and rape me and) make me they victim.''. Live editing employed here (...).

(3). ''I lick 'em and freak 'em (if they married I see) ya.'' Live editing employed here (...). (4). ''You can feel on it if you really want to, get a taste of the (salami)...'' Live editing employed here (...). (5). ''Bust in you like atomi-ee'' and ''...gettin' HEAD in the jag.'' NB. The intro to the record "Lighters Up" performed by Lil Kim was used as the live editing mechanism by the DJ. Now, in the version I supplied, the lyrics state: (1). ''...we can just cuddle up, and if you don't wanna cuddle up then baby we can make love.'' (2). ''They take me and MAKE ME and make me they victim.'' (3). ''I list 'em and teach 'em if they married I see ya.'' (4). ''You can jump on me if you really want to, dressed in my money (5). ''Let me meet your mommy'' and ''...having a blast.'' Not only was this version of the record that ZIP FM aired NOT suitable for (airplay) transmission at any time due to its obscene content, but it also breached the Childrens' Programming Code and the Television & Sound Broadcasting Regulations, which stipulate that explicit and obscene material should not be broadcast, time of day scheduling requirements and that "live-editing'' to obscure objectionable material causes an infringement of said directives. DJ Liquid is on suspension indefinitely and deserves to remain off the public airwaves PERMANENTLY for the airing the record "Quickie'' performed by Miguel. As much as that record in its original format contains sexual discussions and material not suitable for children, which was further fueled by his untoward and predictable remarks promoting sex, about ladies not wanting ''quickie'' all the time, it was not entirely appealing to the prurient interest such as the graphic material outlined in this record by DJ Chrome. Like the operators of FLOW who sponsored the program, I most certainly can't wait to see what the Broadcasting Commission's ruling will be in light of this particular incident. Regards, Delano

March 10, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: March 10, 2012 4:59:34 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Ransford Ricketts <RRicketts@cvmtv.com>, "Ronnie G. Sutherland" <RGSutherland@cvmtv.com>, Nicole Burgher <NBurgher@cvmtv.com> Subject: Obscene Content - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, At 3:10pm on Saturday 3/10/12, the operators of CVM TV caused graphic and explicit material in the form of nudity to be transmitted over the airwaves from the movie "Maid In Manhattan." The type of nudity transmitted was the full rear view of a man (hotel guest) standing at a door displaying his buttocks. This material rises to the level of obscenity on broadcast television. Regards, Delano

March 11, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: March 11, 2012 9:28:18 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Ransford Ricketts <RRicketts@cvmtv.com>, "Ronnie G. Sutherland" <RGSutherland@cvmtv.com>, Nicole Burgher <NBurgher@cvmtv.com> Subject: Promotion of Violence and Graphic Lyrics - CVM TV On Saturday 3/10/12 at 10:02pm and 10:04pm respectively, the operators of CVM TV caused the following violent, offensive and graphic content transmission via the program "Wat A Gwaan":

Promotion of violence, glorifying the gun and offense against the person:"Weh dem a do weh dem a try, marrow wi fly into di sky, GUN mi nuh barrow mi money buy, a bwoie wi cry" from the song "Weh Dem A Do" performed by Mavado, (10:02pm) N.B. One way for someone's [brain] marrow to "fly" is by the use of a gun to the head as is obviously depicted here; Graphic lyrics and sexual references:"None a my friend dem nuh bow fi nuh money" - by an unidentified artist (Possibly Sizzla or Capleton) (10:04pm) Reference to oral sex is made here. This material was also transmitted on Thursday 3/8/12 between 1:05pm & 1:10pm, in the middle of the day when there's a reasonable chance that children are home from school and make up the audience impressions. We are all aware that the 2009 Directives, the Television and Sound Broadcasting Regulations and the Children's Code prohibit the promotion of violence and glorification of the gun and graphic language from broadcast at any time. Regards, Delano

April 11, 2012 - FAME FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 11, 2012 9:48:52 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <kjohnson@cwjamaica.blackberry.net>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Fwd: Graphic Language - Fame Fm Broadcasting Commission, I would like to take this opportunity to be as adequate as I can re the below complaint.

As it regards any other lyric site research, I would like you to consider the fact that some websites edit the lyrics for 13 year olds. I wouldn't expect that someone would be using edited lyrics to confirm profanity in a record. That is why I referred you to Metrolyrics. You are very much urged however to pick choose and refuse any one of the following non-biased sites to confirm that the F-word is indeed present and my complaint remains incontestable. The presence of ther F-word can be heard at the 10th second mark from the recording as I previously indicated and remain so. I used Metrolyrics as reference as that is the website that the record pools "Promo Only", "DJ City" and "Radio Express" utilizes when they are performing in-house editing and tweaks before records are sent to radio programmers in the United States. Let me assure you that there was no bias whatsoever to this website since it is the most accurate and trusted when compared to other sites. At E-Lyrics.net, the lyrics are edited therefore explicit language would not be seen, so this would not be a site for you to confirm lyrics - http://www.elyrics.net/read/m/meek-mill-lyrics/house-party-lyrics.html At Songlyrics.com, the lyrics representing the F-word is very obvious - http://www.songlyrics.com/meekmill/house-party-lyrics/ At Lyricsmode.com, the lyrics are edited again therefore you wouldn't see the profane language http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/m/meek_mill/house_party.html At lyricsjuzz.blogspot.com, you can't miss the F-word - http://lyricsjuzz.blogspot.com/2011/08/meekmill-house-party-lyrics-ft-young.html?m=1 At A-Z Lyrics Database, the lyrics are edited, again you wouldn't see profane lyrics here http://www.azlyricdb.com/lyrics/Meek-Mill-House-Party-333293 At Rapgenius.com, the F-word is present - http://rapgenius.com/Meek-mill-house-party-lyrics At AZLyrics.com, the F-word is present - http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/meekmill/houseparty.html At Urbanlyrics.com, the F-word is present http://www.urbanlyrics.com/lyrics/meekmillz/houseparty.html We look forward to the outcome of the Broadcasting Commission's investigations. Delano Begin forwarded message:

From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 10, 2012 8:52:39 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <kjohnson@cwjamaica.blackberry.net>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Fwd: Graphic Language - Fame Fm Broadcasting Commission, Kindly note the following: The F-word can be heard at exactly the 10th second mark. I recommend you start listening keenly from the 9th second through to the 11th second. That segment represents the following lyrics: "All my jewelry cold as f/uck but I'm a hot boy." You can also review and confirm these lyrics from the most trusted database for recorded music online, Metrolyrics, at http://www.metrolyrics.com/house-party-lyrics-meek-mill.html Delano <House Party (Kurt Riley).mp3>

April 12, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 12, 2012 3:49:53 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Sexually Explicit & Graphic Lyrics - ZIP FM Broadcasting Commission, At 2:56pm on Thursday 4/12/12, DJ Liquid aired the record "Another Round (Remix)" performed by Fat Joe ft. Mary J. Blige, Chris Brown, Fabolous & Kirko Bangz and the following sexually explicit and graphic lyrics transmitted:

[Fabolous verse]: "...You been around since the Lunchables, girl I (edit) with you in the back of the truck with you, same fingers I chuck with two I'm just playing with you, ...Still playing with it, but you like it raw might need a morning after, what we did the night before might go another round if you're trying to fight me more". For the purposes of clarity, let me explain what the inferences of these lyrics are since I suspect that my intelligence will be insulted by some: Having sex in the back of the truck, fingering the woman, the woman liking raw sex and the suggestion that a morning after pill is needed to avoid pregnancy. These lyrics are even more intense and sexual than "No BS" performed by Chris Brown. I await the outcome of the Commission's investigations. Delano

April 14, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 14, 2012 6:25:23 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Violent and Graphic lyrics - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, At 5:55pm on 4/14/12, the operators of CVM Television transmitted the record "John" performed by Lil Wayne ft. Rick Ross via the program "V-Mix" and caused the following to be aired on the publicly-owned airways: Glorification of the gun: .44 revolver and AK 47 - ".44 bulldog...I point it at you and tell that mother...fetch", "the guns are drawn and I ain't talking about a sketch" & "and AK47 is my...address"; Promotion of violence: "you...with me wrong, I knock your head off your neck";

Sexually explicit content: "she got her legs on my neck." Graphic language: "f-ck" and "f-cking" Delano

April 16, 2012 - FAME FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 16, 2012 2:31:35 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Sexually Explicit and Graphic Lyrics - Fame Fm Broadcasting Commission, At 1:57pm on 4/16/12, the operators of Fame Fm, via DJ Kurt Riley, caused the following sexually explicit and graphic lyrics to be transmitted from the record "Make It Nasty" by Tyga: "Uhhh. Yeah ... make it nasty, tongue down her throat while the other ... gaggin'' For your convenience, the lyrics are stating that there's a 3 some session - intense kissing is taking place with one girl while the other girl is gagging on his penis. According to the regulations, these lyrics are prohibited from day time broadcasts as they are in breach of the children's programming code and the time of day scheduling requirements. Delano

April 20, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 20, 2012 6:10:55 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Fwd: Violent and Graphic lyrics - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, This is my second report of the same offensive transmission by CVM TV, that I reported last Saturday, April 14, 2012. This time I have also recorded the F-word from the line "and AK47 is my f-cking address" Delano Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 14, 2012 6:25:23 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Violent and Graphic lyrics - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, At 5:55pm on 4/14/12, the operators of CVM Television transmitted the record "John" performed by Lil Wayne ft. Rick Ross via the program "V-Mix" and caused the following to be aired on the publicly-owned airways: Glorification of the gun: .44 revolver and AK 47 - ".44 bulldog...I point it at you and tell that mother...fetch", "the guns are drawn and I ain't talking about a sketch" & "and AK47 is my...address"; Promotion of violence: "you...with me wrong, I knock your head off your neck"; Sexually explicit content: "she got her legs on my neck." Graphic language: "f-ck" and "f-cking"

Delano

April 23, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 23, 2012 11:27:30 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Fwd: Reference to the Gun - ZIP FM Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 23, 2012 11:10:53 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Reference to the Gun - ZIP FM Broadcasting Commission, At 10:27am on April 23, 2012, the operators of ZIP FM caused the record "Rihanna's Gun" performed by Chris Cab ft. Wyclef Jean & Mavado to be aired, and the following references to the gun transmitted: "gyal how could you ever do me this, when you did shoot make you never did miss?" "...and you shoot up the benz and take way the jist, they say two wrongs don't make it right, she say why you carry roses to a gun fight?" NB: These are lyrical responses to Rihanna's "Man Down". Delano

April 24, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 24, 2012 11:46:32 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Explicit Lyrics - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, On Sunday 4/22/12, CVM TV caused the following inappropriate and offensive language to be transmitted over the publicly-owned airways via the program "Dancin Dynamites": "I don't give a s/hit" from the record "Moves Like Jagger" performed by Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera & Mick Jagger at 7:13pm; "I'm a bad bad b/itch" from the record "Check It Out" performed by Will.I.Am & Nicki Minaj at 7:26pm. Delano

April 25, 2012 - FAME FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 25, 2012 4:20:37 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Complaint - FAME FM Broadcasting Commission, At 3:58pm on Wednesday 4/25/12, Fame Fm aired the following sexually explicit content from the song "Tell Me" performed by Beenie Man: "No, no, no, dem want a man weh know di wuk, yeah, yeah, yeah, she want a man fi hold her up, drape her up, ina bed and gi her pure bed wuk",

"But just di other day me and patsy a work, mi bus' off her blouse and draw dung her skirt, di gal she a gwaan like she don't really want turn on, likkle more di gal bus mi silk shirt". This type of content is unsuitable for broadcast radio since it is discussing sex and sexual intentions and is projected to children at this time of day. I am sure that Kurt Riley is familiar with the provisions of the Time of Day Scheduling Requirements and the Children's Programming Regulations. Delano

April 25, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 25, 2012 4:48:20 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Brian Schmidt <bschmidt@iriefm.net>, Noran Price <nprice@iriefm.net>, D'Adra Williams <zip103fm@cwjamaica.com>, Andrea Williams <andrea.williams@iriefm.net>, Chad Young <chad@iriefm.net>, Jason Carr <zjicemusic@gmail.com>, Imani Duncan-Price <imani_duncan@jmmb.com>, Marguerite Sequira Lee <Marguerite_Sequira-Lee@jmmb.com> Subject: Promotion of Violence and Narcotics - ZIP FM Broadcasting Commission, At 4:10 on Wednesday 4/25/12, the operators of ZIP FM caused the following lyrics promoting violence and narcotics usage to be aired from the record "The Motto" performed by Drake ft. Lil Wayne and Tyga: "talk stupid, off with your head". These lyrics are stating that if someone acts a fool then their head would be cut off. There's also the lyrics "7 grams in the blunt" which is referring to the promotion of narcotics usage. I am also sure that DJ Chrome is familiar with the Television and Sound Broadcasting Regulations which prohibits violent matter on broadcast radio and television and the Children's Programming Code which similarly bans these content of narcotics reference and violence promotion over the air. Delano

April 25, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: April 25, 2012 7:48:34 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Promotion of Violence - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission: At 7:40pm on Wednesday 4/25/12, the operators of CVM transmitted the lyrics promoting the gun and violence from the song "Anytime" performed by Bounty Killer: "So tell them seh anytime mi hungry again them a guh si mi nine". The term Nine in this context refers to the gun. Delano

May 3, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 3, 2012 5:52:36 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Brian Schmidt <bschmidt@iriefm.net>, Noran Price <nprice@iriefm.net>, Andrea Williams <andrea.williams@iriefm.net>, Chad Young <chad@iriefm.net>, D'Adra Williams <zip103fm@cwjamaica.com>, Jason Carr <zjicemusic@gmail.com> Subject: Graphic Lyrics - ZIP FM Broadcasting Commission, Song title: Wine Artist: Baby Cham At 5:30pm on Thursday 5/3/12, the operators of ZIP FM caused the graphic lyrics and sexual innuendos

from the lyrics "Gyal a you have di gum, how u get so much & she nuh have none, a guy get 1 him affi waa back some, u mek big top shotta heart a beat like a drum (When Yu)" to be transmitted. Up until this event, I have not heard any television or radio stations in Jamaica air this version because obviously there is a version already formatted for television and radio where the term "gum" which references the vagina texture is replaced by instrumentals and which they're making use of. In spite of this formatted version, DJ Liquid felt that he can overlook the provisions of the Time of Day Scheduling and Children's Programming Code with his slackness over the publicly-owned airways. Delano

May 5, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 5, 2012 3:04:29 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: [Extreme] Graphic Language - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission, At 2:57pm on Saturday 5/5/12, the operators of CVM TV caused the graphic term "bomboclaat" (from a bystander) to be transmitted over the publicly-owned airwaves via the program "Red Stripe Premier League". Delano

May 8, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 8, 2012 1:42:49 PM EST To: Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>

Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org> Subject: Graphic Lyrics - ZIP FM Broadcasting Commission, At 11:35am on Tuesday 5/8/12, ZIP FM aired the graphic lyric "D/ick" from the line "I need a girl that I can freak wit, and wanna try (edit), and ain't scared of a big d/ick" (the background vocals made the term decipherable). Note also how the DJ used SFX immediately after the fact. These lyrics were taken from the record "Freek A Leek" performed by Petey Pablo released by CMG Music Group in 11/2003 for American Urban and Club radios. Before the end of the day, I will be sending the sub-standard transmitted content by ZIP FM and the original edited version from the record label (I have in my library) so that the clear distinction of the absence of the graphic term can be made. Regards, Delano

May 9, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 9, 2012 9:21:39 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Inappropriate Content for Daytime - ZIP FM At approximately 8:42am on May 9, 2012, the term gummy was aired from an unidentified song by Stylish. For clarification, the term "gummy" refers to the texture and elasticity of the vagina. Sexual innuendos and discussions were the subject of the unidentified song by Stylish. Delano

May 15, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 15, 2012 2:56:44 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org>, Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Fwd: Inappropriate Daytime Content: Sexual Innuendos and Discussion - DJ Sparks

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 15, 2012 1:25:30 PM EST To: Brian Schmidt <bschmidt@iriefm.net>, Andrea Williams- Green <andrea.williams@iriefm.net> Cc: Noran Price <nprice@iriefm.net>, Chad Young <chad@iriefm.net>, D'Adra Williams <zip103fm@cwjamaica.com>, "Jason Carr ( DJ Ice)" <zjicemusic@gmail.com>, Michael Brissett <teamdjliquid@gmail.com>, "Shaun Chablal ( DJ Chrome)" <zjchrome@gmail.com>, Tricia Spence <linkdjsparksja@gmail.com>, Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org>, Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Inppropriate Daytime Content: Sexual Innuendos and Discussion - DJ Sparks Reply-To: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> ZIP FM: Between 10:00a.m. and 10:20a.m. on Tuesday May15, 2012, DJ Sparks aired the following lyrics: "The sex is just immaculate from the back, I get deeper and deeper, help ya reach the (uh-huh)! Climax that you man can't make, call him, tell him you'll be home real late, and sing the break". These lyrics are taken from the record "One More Chance (Remix) performed by the Notorious B.I.G. ft. Faith Evans & Diddy. For clarification: The quoted lyrics are suggesting engaging back-shot/doggy-style position and ejaculation.

Delano <One More Chance (Remix).mp3>

May 22, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 22, 2012 5:26:07 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Sexually Explicit Lyrics - DJ Liquid Good Inna Har Clothes Capleton Broadcasting Commission: At approximately 4:41pm on 5/22/12, the following inappropriate language and sexually aggressive lyrics were transmitted over the air by DJ Liquid: "She nuh inna nuttin with nuh suckin ah no toes, she nuh inna nuttin with nuh head unda clothes, no sucky sucky she seh nuh blow blows, she nuh want nuh man fi give nuh bun unda nose and mek she tink like she ah wear all di shirt and di trouse, bedroom bully only pose dem ah pose..." In 2009/2010, I made a report regarding the record "Rockin' That Thang" by The Dream which was transmitted by three DJs at FAME FM - Kevin, Arif Cooper and DJ Inferno, where the lyrics "...she under my shirt, I'm under her bra" were transmitted, since the term "under her bra" references the fondling of breasts and which I found objectionable. The Commission ruled that it was indeed inappropriate and should not be aired before the Safe Harbor period (9:00p.m. - 5:00a.m.) and directed Fame Fm to apologize. The subject matter references even greater levels of adult content and explicit language than The Dream saying "under her bra". Regards, Delano

May 22, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 22, 2012 8:33:34 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org, "Dr. Hopeton Dunn" <hopetondunn@gmail.com> Subject: Reference/Promotion of Violence, Glorifying the Gun, Sexually Explicit Lyrics - DJ Ice Broadcasting Commission, This serves as my official report. Kick In The Door Notorious B.I.G. ft. The Madd Rapper Aired at 6:15pm The lyrics promoting violence, glorifying the gun and intense sexual situations as follows: "Was told in shootouts, stay low and keep firin', keep extra clips..." "Went from ten G', for blow to thirty G's a show with orgies with (hoes - edited) I never seen befo' so Jesus, get off the Notorious Penis before I (squeeze and bust - edited)" - the use of penis here is an innuendo to sexual intercourse, ejaculation.

Whoa Black Rob Aired at 6:20pm The lyrics referencing and promoting violence, "More or less more or so, I'll rip your torso", were aired; Broadcasting Commission, Kindly review these two inappropriate records with the view to taking the appropriate remedial actions. Regards, Delano

May 23, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 23, 2012 10:40:20 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>,"Dr. Hopeton Dunn" <hopetondunn@gmail.com> Subject: Obscene Content - DJ Bambino Unidentified Dancehall Song Tifa Aired at 8:46am on 5/23/12

Broadcasting Commission, The following obscene content was transmitted over the publicly-owned airways by the licensee ZIP FM via DJ Bambino: "A my fault a my fault cause me know me good, beat me chest because me take weh you WOOD... ...a yah suh nice, soft and jelly and warm and right" By virtue of the term "take weh you wood", it is explicitly stating that the penis of another woman's man was acquired by her (Tifa) and that of course her good (vagina) is soft, jelly and warm".! I am dumb-founded to understand that the writers and producers of this song would've thought that the term "wood", which references the penis, would be more euphemistic than "hood", which is the Jamaican vernacular, again, for penis. I urge that the Commission take the appropriate actions against the operators of ZIP 103 FM, in respect of the provisions of the Children's Programming Code and the Television & Sound Broadcasting Regulations and [other] public decency standards and in support of all the advertising entities blindcopied to this communication. Regards, Delano

May 30, 2012 ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: May 30, 2012 7:07:14 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Inappropriate Language - DJ Sparks/ZIP FM Broadcasting Commission: At 6:23am on 5/30/12, the following term was transmitted over the publicly-owned airways by DJ Sparks: "Gal, me a know you a top class, a go an shake that fat ASS, gimme the wind and stop fast." This is utterly inappropriate for the time of day - only permitted during the "safe harbor" period of 9:00p.m. and5:00a.m. These lyrics were taken from the record "Feel It" performed by DJ Felli Fel ft. Flo Rida, T-Pain, Sean Paul and Pitbull. Regards, Delano

June 5, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: June 5, 2012 9:54:41 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Subject: Promotion of Violence, Glorifying the Gun - ZIP FM "What Happened To That Boy" Baby ft. Clipse & Pharrell

Broadcasting Commission: At 9:25pm on 6/5/12, the operators of ZIP FM caused the following lyrics promoting violence and glorifying the gun, over the publicly-owned airways: The term "CLAP" (bullet) - "what happened to that boy? He was talking (edit) we put a clap into that boy". The artist was referring to shooting someone because of something unfavorable that was said. Violent matter (offense against a person) is prohibited from broadcast radio and television at anytime in any civilized country. Regards, Delano

June 19, 2012 - ZIP FM

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor2@gmail.com> Date: June 19, 2012 3:20:59 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <wcousins@broadcom.org>, "Complaints (Broadcom)" <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <kjohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org Subject: Sexually Explicit and Offensive Content - ZIP FM "Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang" Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg The Chronic (1992) Broadcasting Commission: At 10:27am on Tuesday 6/19/12, the operators of ZIP FM via DJ Sparks caused the following offensive content to be transmitted over the publicly-owned airwaves: "And before me DIG out a BITCH I have ta' find a contraceptive (...) cause ain't no lovin' good enough to get BURNT while I'm up in it (...) and now all you hookers and HO'S know how I feel." To "...dig out a bitch" means to penetrate a woman's vagina with the penis; "...no (loving) good enough to get burnt while I'm up in it" means to not get herpes through unprotected sex; "hookers and Ho's"

are terms used to denigrate and describe African-American women in the US, mainly in Hip-Hop material. Kindly investigate. Regards, Delano <DJ Sparks.mp3> <Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang.mp3>

June 22, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano Music <broadcastmonitor2@gmail.com> Date: June 22, 2012 11:13:24 AM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <wcousins@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <kjohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, hopetondunn@gmail.com Subject: Obscene and Offensive Language - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission: Please be advised that at 8:22pm and 11:17pm respectively on Thursday, 6/21/12, the operators of CVM Television Limited transmitted over the publicly-owned airwaves, in an egregious manner, the banned term "BATTYMAN" during their Newswatch program. This term was made by a female bystander and can be heard at the 14th second mark. Please see the attached file for your investigations. Regards, Delano <CVM Newsclip.mp3>

July 10, 2012 - Broadcasting Commission

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From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: July 10, 2012 9:23:13 AM EST To: Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org> Cc: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org>, Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Hopeton Dunn <hopetondunn@gmail.com>, Michelle English <menglish@flowjamaica.com>, Janice Pisko <jpisko@flowjamaica.com> Subject: Content Protection Issues Cordel Green: Since 2007, I have come to realize that Flow Jamaica has been offering the digital* channels: MTV HITS, MTV JAMS and VH1 SOUL; and Nickelodeon and the BET Television networks that are all owned by MTV (Viacom). Since the digital* channel MTV Hits is not available on satellite systems but only to some cable operators in America - Comcast Cable Communications and most recently Time Warner Cable, then I had no choice but to subscribe to a local cable company that makes these channels available to me in Jamaica. The obvious choice was Flow. My issue is not with Flow offering these digital channels, because I have spoken with MTV and they informed me that they have given the cable operator limited rights to re-transmit by way of contracts, in other words it's a legal transmission. The issue is that I have noted on several occasions, where Flow advertises local content on these American channels which violates the copyright agreement with MTV. In 2009, I contacted Flow about this nuisance, where they found it appropriate to air their local crap, i.e., community notice board events and local advertisements. The representative of the company at that time indicated to me that the Broadcasting Commission gave them permission to carry out that act. Whenever there is a music video being aired on BET, MTV or a program on Nickelodeon, Flow abruptly inserts one of their annoying ADs which are often at high and disturbing volumes. This is unprecedented, as I have never in my days seen a cable operator advertise their crap (and they can't) while a program is running or during a scheduled commercial break on a network channel. It was bad enough that they air their local content during the scheduled commercial breaks by these channels; it is another nuisance for them to air same while programs are actually running. Obviously, Flow has a community channel, therefore, any information that they feel is important to convey to viewers, then it should be placed on their notice board. What they did and what the Broadcasting Commission authorized was despicable.

First of all, the Broadcasting Commission is NOT the rights holder for Viacom channels or any American works for that matter, nor is it otherwise jurisdictional for the Commission to offer such an unlawful directive. Secondly, no competent regulator, let alone no one in their right mind would dare to offer nontransferable and extraterritorial rights to a cable operator, giving them permission to cause a nuisance to viewers by way of advertising on American content. I contacted Deborah Robinson about these incidents in June, 2011 and she has conducted an investigation. I never followed up with her as to what she had directed Flow to do, but I now get to understand - was just advised, that the cable operator has started being a nuisance to their subscribers again, by erroneously and ILLEGALLY transmitting local content over US cable channels and programming. I will be speaking with Deborah this afternoon and will ascertain what came out of the investigations and inform her that Flow continues to cause infringement on content protection. In the meantime, I urge that this foolishness and whatever extraterritorial rights that the Broadcasting Commission thought they had in giving Flow the permission to carry out such an act, to desist and simultaneously direct Flow to immediately desist from causing a nuisance to subscribers of the MTV Networks and ALL other US cable channels that this may be carried out on. Regards, Delano * All American networks have upgraded their facilities to and transmits digital signals, which means that superior audio and video and virtually no interference can be experienced. Digital in the context of this statement refers to the computer automation of programing of MTV HITS, MTV JAMS and VH1 SOUL. These channels are operated by the computer where the programer(s) load music video clips, advertisements etc., as part of scheduling, that refreshes its playlist three times per day, every eight hours commencing at 6:00am every day. Begin forwarded message: From: "Robinson, Deborah" <Deborah.Robinson@mtvn.com> Date: June 27, 2011 4:24:47 PM EST To: "Delano" <mtvmusicfreak2000@gmail.com> Cc: "Weidner, Sheri" <Sheri.Weidner@mtvn.com>, "Pierre-Louis, Stanley" <Stanley.PierreLouis@viacom.com>, "Morril, Mark" <Mark.Morril@viacom.com> Subject: RE: Content Protection Issues Dear Delano,

Thank you for the below email. We have forwarded your concerns to the Viacom sales group that manages the Flow account. The sales group will investigate and address your concerns as soon as possible. Thanks again for your email and for your viewership. Best regards, Deborah Robinson Deborah Robinson Vice President, Anti-Piracy Business & Legal Affairs MTV Networks 1515 Broadway New York, NY 10036 212.846.2818 Deborah.Robinson@MTVN.com

July 23, 2012 - CVM TV

Begin forwarded message: From: Delano <broadcastmonitor@yahoo.com> Date: July 22, 2012 7:52:47 PM EST To: Michelle Francis <mfrancis@broadcom.org> Cc: Winsome Cousins <WCousins@broadcom.org>, Complaints <complaints@broadcom.org>, Karlene Johnson <KJohnson@broadcom.org>, Cordel Green <cgreen@broadcom.org>, Hopeton Dunn <hopetondunn@gmail.com> Subject: Inappropriate Content - CVM TV Broadcasting Commission: Please be advised that the operators of CVM Television aired inappropriate material from the program "Love Zone", for the entire half hour run time (6:30pm - 7:00pm) on Sunday July 22, 2012.

The material contained ongoing sexual discussions and themes that were ONLY appropriate for mature audiences over 18 years old and included sexual positions, role-playing and [other] bedroom innuendos; Overtones, adult content and depictions of sex which lacked literary value and appealed to the prurient interest of any healthy male or female viewer were also the subject of the material. Since there are provisions already in place for the broadcast of mature content by licensees that utilize the publicly-owned airwaves - between 9:00pm and 5:00am, then this is a direct violation of the Time of Day Scheduling Requirements of the Children's Programing Code and community broadcast standards. Please also note that the operators of CVM TV slapping a "PG" rating on screen made them no less liable for the offense. In fact, the material contained therein was so mature that it warranted a rating of NO LESS than a "TV-MA" (for mature audiences only) or the Jamaican equivalent of "PG-16." Impressionable viewers, particularly children, were most likely a part of the audience impressions during that period, based on the time, and were obviously exposed to the inappropriate content.Kindly investigate with a view to remedial actions.