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New! Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising on Television, 2001 to 2007 ... CAMY Monitoring Report: Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising on Television and in National Magazines, 2001 to 2006
The Center's study looked at $590.4 million in spending on 6,239 alcohol ads in 2001 and 2002, with a special focus on differences in exposure between underage girls and women and between underage ...
Two-thirds of parents say that seeing and hearing alcohol ads make teens more likely to drink alcohol, and almost three-quarters of parents say that alcohol companies are not doing enough to limit the ...
Since the Center for Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY) began collecting data on youth exposure to alcohol ads on TV, the numbers have risen dramatically, with ads increasing a full 38 percent in six years. ...
How alcohol ads target teens: theyre cute. Theyre funny. But did you ever think that those funny, sometimes annoying frogs croaking the name of a beer could be dangerous to you? (drugs). from Current
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55 Samples from Vogue, Stuff, GQ, Rolling Stone, Stanford Magazine, Esquire, Details, Smithsonian, Glamour, Crunch, Entertainment Weekly, InStyle and The New York Times Magazine...
George A. Hacker, Director, Alcohol Policies Project, Center for Science in the Public Interest, on New Research Showing Alcohol Ads
Somebody, please actuate the nanny-state overload alarm. Alcohol ads may no longer feature sexy guys because it makes a connection between drinking and seduction.
AMA passes new policies on ending alcohol ads on college sports telecasts, smoking bans, warning labels on video games and HPV education programs
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