
Alex Barker examines the influence of alcohol brands product placement on viewers Read more »
Alex Barker examines the influence of alcohol brands product placement on viewers Read more »
It is time to leave claims of the innocuous goals of alcohol advertising aside and instead treat it with the regulatory attention it requires, says Nason Maani Hessari Read more »
Dr Amanda Marie Atkinson discusses findings of a new IAS-commissioned report exploring the way in which women are both targeted and represented in alcohol marketing, and the possible health and social implications Read more »
Emmi Kauppila chronicles the initial findings of the world’s first case study in online alcohol marketing regulation Read more »
Habib Kadiri wonders if non-alcoholic drinks normalise alcohol branding in areas where they shouldn’t? Read more »
New Zealand study follows the lives of children bombarded with images of alcohol product placement Read more »
Ofcom’s 9pm watershed might not be fit for purpose, argues Alex Barker Read more »
We have the evidence, now we need the political will, writes Dr Simone Pettigrew Read more »
The European Commission recently decided that UK-based broadcasters are allowed to continue circumventing the Swedish alcohol marketing ban on TV Read more »
Just as match fixing presents moral and ethical hazards, so too does taking money from alcohol brands to sponsor the game, says Michael Thorn Read more »
Alcohol industry protests over cancer warning labels backfire Read more »
Matt Damon has an alcohol problem… but it’s not what you think, writes Kristina Sperkova Read more »
Dr Laura Fenton writes about how alcohol is represented in the BBC’s drama series Read more »
Our legislators need to take action and alter our harmful relationship with alcohol, writes Dr Bobby Smyth Read more »
Nijole Gostautaite Midttun describes the controversy surrounding the new alcohol law Read more »
Professor Carwyn Jones argues that industry attempts to resist marketing legislation on ethical grounds must be sidelined in favour of protecting children from harms caused by alcohol Read more »
A blogpost based on BMC Public Health paper ‘Why media representations of corporations matter for public health policy: a scoping review’ Read more »
Following Formula One’s sponsorship deal with Heineken, Eurocare vice-president Lauri Beekmann speculates over the real benefits to the funding of national and global sports for the major alcohol industry players Read more »
The exclusive presence of the Carlsberg brand during this year’s Euro 2016 football tournament provides a ‘perfect opportunity’ to compare alcohol marketing in France with that of the UK, writes Dr Richard Purves Read more »