Chinese slap ban on TV cartoons

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BBC News
February 23, 2006

Cartoons that blend live-action actors with animation are to be banned from TV in China.

Shows such as Teletubbies and the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit? could be affected by the decision taken by the country's main TV and film regulator.

The move is aimed at promoting Chinese animators and apparently curbing the use of foreign cartoons.

China's State Administration of Radio Film and Television said people who flout the ban will be punished.

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