0 present participle of preview --
1 to describe something or be shown before it officially begins: --
It is not right to argue that previewing is a necessary condition for adequate regulation.
The only previewing will be carried out by the broadcasters.
Of course, one could deal with it, or broadcasting bodies could deal with it, by previewing the programmes largely concerned.
All the proper steps had been taken in this case, including previewing and, most importantly, the seeking of counsel's opinion.
The only previewing to take place will be carried out by the broadcasters themselves under a system of self-regulation.
It has no previewing powers; it has the power to monitor.
That is the only previewing which will take place and those will be the standards to which the advertisers will be expected to keep.
All that means is that there is less intervention in the scheduling, but not in previewing programmes, and that there is less bureaucracy.
