Censorship in Audiovisual Translation
In today’s societies, censorship is a broad notion encompassing various realities. Synonymous with banning, it also covers restrictions imposed by current market forces. In addition, censorship refers to an internalized form of social control—self-censorship. These three types of censorship are found in broadcasting and cinema. To what strategies does the translator of various types of screen translation, especially subtitling, have recourse? How is self-censorship (remote)-controlled and supervised?