#advertising-regulations

#advertising-regulations

Children can access marijuana ads on social media due to regulatory gaps, raising health concerns.

Youth engagement with cannabis ads is linked to increased use among adolescents.

Regulatory inaction is exacerbating youth exposure to marijuana marketing.

Tougher rules are needed to regulate betting firms' use of social media

Content marketing blurs the line between advertising and popular culture, particularly impacting young people.

There is a growing movement to ban pharmaceutical ads on TV, led by key figures in the new administration.

Critics argue that such advertising contributes to overmedication without benefiting public health.

The Bet Act aims to create federal regulations for sports betting, addressing advertising practices and public health concerns.

Meta is prohibited from targeting users based on their sexual orientation for ads, regardless of public identification.

The European Commission is investigating Google for targeting minors with ads, which violates their policy against such advertising.

Influencers must now adhere to truth in advertising rules, ensuring transparency and proper disclosure in promotions.

Advertising for weight-loss drugs is aggressive and vague, prompting calls for stricter regulations to protect consumer health.

New SEC Marketing Rule allows innovative advertising but raises compliance concerns for advisors.

Digital is Bacardi's marketing strategy, with TV ads prioritized around live sports. Compliance entails strict self-regulatory measures, like audience restrictions and ad timing considerations.