Vital Signs: Insights: Racial Disparity Affirmed in Tobacco Advertising
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The density of billboards advertising tobacco products is more than twice as high in black neighborhoods as in white.
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Glimpses of advertising are now being tallied down to the second.
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White U.S. teenagers who watch a lot of  R-rated movies or have unsupervised access to TV shows appear  more likely than similar black youths to start smoking  cigarettes, a study found on Monday.
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Minority Rules: Turn Your Ethnicity Into a Competitive Edge By Kenneth Arroyo Roldan and Gary M. Stern Collins, 304 pages, $22.95
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Think you know advertising? Think again. The social web is challenging all conventions, from who creates the content to how we define media.
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Looking back on a year of advertising innovation
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MONTGOMERY-- The Alabama Department of Public Health is encouraging smokers as well as non-smokers to recognize the American Cancer Societyâs Great American Smokeout Thursday, Nov. 18.
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The European Union has proposed that car advertisements shown in member countries carry tobacco-style labels warning of the environmental impact they cause.
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The issue of drug advertising directly aimed at consumers is becoming political.
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Canadaâs highest court upheld a law limiting tobacco advertising, ruling that although the restrictions limited the rights of cigarette companies to free speech the curbs were justified by the need to improve public health. The Supreme Court judges said there was nothing wrong with the 1997 law that banned broadcast commercials and advertising aimed at young people and that obliged companies to put large graphic warning labels on cigarette packages. Canadaâs three big tobacco companies had argued the limitations unfairly infringed their right of free expression. But in a unanimous decision, the court said the need to protect public health took precedence.
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The great majority of smokers think they are well informed about the health risks of their habit, but many of them are wrong, a new U.S. survey suggests.
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Even as antismoking campaigns have sharply reduced tobacco use, a recent study suggested that more than half of poor, black young adults smoke cigarettes.
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There's something missing in Missouri: presidential campaign ads.
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Kevin Taylor is not a market researcher.  Yes, he's standing in front of a group of people discussing which laundry detergent best removed a grape juice stain from a T- shirt.  He has photos, comparisons and samples of the actual shirts in question.
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Western knockoffs and Islamic bling: Debunking some popular stereotypes of life in Iran.
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In the advertising world, brand identity is everything. Volvo means safety. Colgate means clean. IPod means cool. But since the U.S. military invaded Iraq in 2003, its "show of force" brand has proved to have limited appeal to Iraqi consumers, according to a recent study commissioned by the U.S. ...
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Britain passed new regulations on Tuesday that further restricts tobacco advertising in shops, pubs and clubs. Henceforth cigarette and tobacco advertising in shops, pubs and clubs will be limited to a size of an A5 sheet of paper.