2008
DOI: 10.1080/09595230701499175
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How effective is the revised regulatory code for alcohol advertising in Australia?

Abstract: The results of this study suggest that the decisions made by the ASB in relation to complaints against alcohol advertisements are not in harmony with the judgement of independent experts, and that the ASB may not be performing an adequate job of representing community standards or protecting the community from offensive or inappropriate advertisements. Further, it appears that the revisions to the ABAC code, and associated processes, have not reduced the problems associated with alcohol advertising in Australi… Show more

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“…Thus, one of the primary aims of regulatory restrictions on broadcasted alcohol marketing is to reduce youth exposure to alcohol marketing per se and/or to particular messages or appeals in alcohol advertising (Jones & Gordon, 2013). However, it appears that such restrictions, which are typically in the form of industry self-regulation, are ineffective even in traditional media such as magazines and television (Hastings et al, 2010;Jones, Hall, & Munro, 2008;Smith, Cukier, & Jernigan, 2014). Social media provides alcohol marketers with new opportunities for avoiding even these restrictions and engaging with young people (Jernigan & Rushman, 2014;Jones, Robinson, Barrie, Francis, & Lee, 2015).…”
Section: Alcoholmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, one of the primary aims of regulatory restrictions on broadcasted alcohol marketing is to reduce youth exposure to alcohol marketing per se and/or to particular messages or appeals in alcohol advertising (Jones & Gordon, 2013). However, it appears that such restrictions, which are typically in the form of industry self-regulation, are ineffective even in traditional media such as magazines and television (Hastings et al, 2010;Jones, Hall, & Munro, 2008;Smith, Cukier, & Jernigan, 2014). Social media provides alcohol marketers with new opportunities for avoiding even these restrictions and engaging with young people (Jernigan & Rushman, 2014;Jones, Robinson, Barrie, Francis, & Lee, 2015).…”
Section: Alcoholmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enquanto o órgão não encontrava violações, avaliações de experts e do público geral perceberam o descumprimento do que ordenava o código 28,36 . Isso pode ser explicado pela complexidade e detalhamento das normas, o que permite avaliações preponderantemente subjetivas, mesmo em desarmonia com o senso comum.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Nos países onde a veiculação das propagandas de bebidas alcoólicas é permitida, existem dois modos de regulamentação: através de lei (controle legal) e a autorregulamentação (controle ético), sendo que em alguns casos ambos podem coexistir, um preponderante ao outro 27 . Por conta de seu caráter multinacional, a indústria do álcool incentiva e defende a autorregulamentação pelo mundo, por meio de códigos de ética próprios ou de órgãos não-governamentais, incluindo publicitários e outros grupos de interesse 21,[28][29][30] . Na defesa deste tipo de regulamentação, argumenta-se que a autorregulamentação funciona e é eficaz ao cumprir seus objetivos: proibir mensagens dirigidas a crianças e adolescentes e não incentivar o consumo abusivo e irresponsável de álcool 27 .…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…(Boddewyn & Loubradou, 2011); mientras que otras temáticas se relacionan con las estrategias de productos específicos como el alcohol y el uso del cuerpo femenino o incluso con productos que guardan mayor relación con el propio cuerpo de las mujeres como Wonderbra y las regulaciones adoptadas por organismos como Advertising Standards Authority's en Reino Unido y Advertising Standards Board en Australia (AmyChinn, 2006;Jones, Hall & Munro, 2008).…”
Section: Estudios Acerca De Organizaciones Que Regulan Los Contenidosunclassified