1st December, 2017 by Lauren Eads The Australian alcohol and sporting industry has rounded on proposals to ban alcohol adverts in New South Wales (NSW) claiming that it will harm the industry and, despite claims to the contrary, will not do anything to discourage drinking among young people. In September the NSW parliament announced it … Read More →
Daily Mail, 30 November 2017 Recent statistics show women aged 16-24 now out drink men of the same age According to the OECD, educated British women are most likely to binge drink Alcohol Advent calendars and pink drinks are encouraging daily drinking Experts believe alcohol is becoming feminine to help the sector grow Marita Moore, … Read More →
Alcohol Marketing on Social Media The impact of alcohol marketing via social media on young people Authors: Amber Simons, Wim van Dalen EUCAM November 2017 Abstract This review discusses the volume and content of alcohol marketing via social media and the impact it has on young people. The main goal is to describe the amount … Read More →
November 2017 The Swedish Government authorities recently initiated the last step in IOGT-NTO’s article 4 AVMSD complaint from 2011 about alcohol advertising broadcasting into Sweden from the UK in order to avoid the Swedish alcohol advertising ban. On 31 of October Swedish authorities submitted a notification to the European Commission outlining that they want to … Read More →
November 2017, Alcohol Action Ireland More than 90% of children reported that they were exposed to traditional, or offline, alcohol advertisements in the week prior to the study and more than half saw four or more alcohol advertisements per day. · 77% of children reported exposure to alcohol marketing online · 61% of children reported … Read More →
All News WHO and World Bank advisor say exposure to advertising increases risk of problems Nov 10, 2017, 19:48 Dr David Jernigan, who has advised the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the World Bank on the subject, said research has shown the greater the exposure to marketing, the more likely an individual … Read More →
Youth Drinking Cultures in a Digital World Alcohol, Social Media and Cultures of Intoxication Edited by Antonia C. Lyons, Tim McCreanor, Ian Goodwin, Helen Moewaka Barnes 2017-Routledge, 244 pages Description Social media has helped boost the culture of intoxication, a central aspect of young people’s social lives in many Western countries. Initial research suggests that … Read More →
Drinks promotions in Ireland to be restricted under new legislation Public Health (Alcohol) Bill will be debated in the Seanad next week Sarah Bardon A proposed amendment to the legislation suggests that small shops be given the option of keeping alcohol products in view but confined to a maximum of two storage units. Drinks … Read More →
Conference Cross-Border Aspects in Alcohol Policy – Tackling Harmful Use of Alcohol Official event in the programme of the Estonian Presidency of the Council of the European Union 30-31 October 2017, Tallinn, Estonia Background paper The marketing of alcohol has become a dominant issue in the alcohol policy debate, both nationally and at EU level, … Read More →
Martino, Florentine Petronella; Miller, Peter Graeme; Coomber, Kerri; Hancock, Linda; Kypri, Kypros The University of Newcastle. Faculty of Health & Medicine, School of Medicine and Public Health A growing body of literature points to the role of vested interests as a barrier to the implementation of effective public health policies. Corporate political activity by … Read More →