Posted AT 4:11 AM EST on 21/03/06
CBC quibbles with ad
If it's not the bloody, it's the hell.When British censors banned a controversial Tourism Australia ad campaign this month, they did so because it used the word "bloody" in the question: "So where the bloody hell are you?"
Now the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation says it won't run the ad during family programming because of the word "hell.
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