advertising restrictions
Promotional content regulations
Advertising restrictions are legal or regulatory limits on how products and services can be marketed.
Governments commonly restrict advertising of tobacco, alcohol, pharmaceuticals, and gambling—banning certain media, requiring disclaimers, or prohibiting appeals to children.
The new advertising restrictions barred cigarette billboards within 1,000 feet of schools.
Industry self-regulation and platform policies also impose advertising restrictions beyond what law requires.
- bannedOfficially disallowed
- ad banProhibition on commercials
- censorshipOfficial content restriction
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- alcoholIntoxicating hydroxyl compound
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