Comic Commentary on Royal Wedding Banned By BBC, APTN
10:08 AM PDT 4/27/2011 by Pip Bulbeck
News channels accept restrictions imposed by Prince of Wales' private office.
SYDNEY -- A group of Australian comedians that were to provide a satirical commentary during the Australian Broadcasting Corp’s coverage of the Royal Wedding on Friday night here have been banned from covering the wedding, after broadcasting restrictions were imposed on the channel by suppliers the British Broadcasting Corp. and Associated Press Television News.
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