Policy and Position Papers on Advertising
While we have and continue to accumulate publications and references from a broad range of sources, we also welcome any suggested additions to the list.
Alcohol advertising in New Zealand: Time for second thoughts on self-regulation?, Linda Hill, Global Alcohol Policy Alliance, New Zealand
Alcohol Advocacy: Lessons to be Learned from Tobacco [PDF], Global Alcohol Policy Alliance, London, UK
ARAPO Letters of Concern:
Response to CRTC Call for Comments 1995-142, CAMH-ARF
John Bates (Founder, MADD Canada) Letters of Concern:
Snowboarding logo ordered off beer cans, B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch
National Responsible Marketing Code for Higher Alcohol Beers, Brewers Association of Canada
Comments to CRTC on Call for Comments 1995-142, CCSA
Industry Self-Regulatory Code and Interpretation Guidelines for Broadcast Advertising of Alcoholic Beverages, CRTC
Submission re: CRTC Call for Comments 1995-142, MediaWatch
Letter of Concern & Resolution, Low Alcohol Beverage Marketing, North Bay & District Health Unit
Response to CRTC Call for Comments 1995-142, North York Public Health Dept.
Promoting Healthy Communities - a position paper on alcohol policy and public health, OPHA
Response to CRTC Call for Comments 1995-142, OPHA
Letter of Concern, Beer Voucher Giveaways at Hockey Game, Thunder Bay District Board of Health
Alcohol Advertising & Actions to Ban & Restrict Alcohol Advertising, Toronto Dept. of Public Health
The Media's Impact on Health Behaviors, An AMA Briefing, New York Academy of Sciences, March 18, 1999
Tobacco & Alcohol Use in G-Rated Children's Animated Films, Journal of American Medical Association, Mar. 24, 1999
Alcohol Advertising Targeted at Youth on the Internet: An Update, Center for Media Education, U.S.A., Dec. 1998
U.S. Nationwide Poll Reveals Viewers Want TV Dry, The Globe Magazine, U.K., June 1998
Alcohol and the Media Research Summaries, Trauma Foundation, USA
Alcohol Advertising Research Initiatives, Alcohol & Public Health Research Unit, New Zealand
Executive Summary: DOUBLE DIP - The Simultaneous Decline of Alcohol Advertising and Alcohol Problems in the United States, G. A. Hacker and L. A. Stuart, CSPI, U.S.A., June 1995