Uniform Guidelines for Determining Whether a Sound Recording Should Use a PAL Notice Looks like iTunes grabbed the RIAA "standards" which are pretty vague: Apple have published some information here: Obviously video content has a broader range of what can be explicit than audio content, and the Explicit tag in iTunes originally started as a way of labeling music for sale in the iTunes store, the same way CD's have stickers in record stores, which is guided by the RIAA. In Australia there are also tags for drug use and horror or supernatural themes ( content_rating_systems#Content_advisorysystem). television shows can be tagged for content containing violence, language, nudity, sexual content and rape ( The iTunes spec only mentions "explicit language or adult content" which is a bit vague compared to television ratings. You can add it for the entire feed by putting the tag at the level or on a per episode basis by putting it in at the level.įunny, my friend and I were just talking about this yesterday and comparing the American and Australian content advisory ratings for television. When in doubt, add the explicit tag.perhaps one swear (say the s-word) word wouldn't perhaps deem the whole thing explicit, but a whole litany of them might. Which confusingly leaves "no" in a kind of limbo.
Which says that "Clean" would indicate that there is absolutely no explicit content and "yes" contains explicit content. "no") you see no indicator - blank is the default advisory type. If the explicit tag is present and has any other value (e.g. If the value is "clean", the parental advisory type is considered Clean, meaning that no explicit language or adult content is included anywhere in the episodes, and a "clean" graphic will appear. If you populate this tag with "yes", an "explicit" parental advisory graphic will appear next to your podcast artwork on the iTunes Music Store, and in the Name column in iTunes. The three values for this tag are "yes", "no", and "clean". This tag should be used to indicate whether or not your podcast contains explicit material. Meaning that if you have a podcast that someone deems inappropriate or explicit, they can report it by clicking the "report a concern" button on the podcasts' iTunes directory page. It's relative to what an individual would consider explicit.įor the most part I think that iTunes podcasts are "listener" regulated. I'm not sure that there is a clear cut definition.
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