\u00a9\u00a0<\/a>Frank Baker, Media Educator<\/p>\n In The News:\u00a0what follows are news articles taken from wire services\u00a0and other sources, related to the topic of alcohol advertising<\/p>\n (NOTE TO TEACHERS: If your school subscribes to Choices: Current Health<\/a>\u00a0magazine, be sure to look for this topic, which is addressed annually.)<\/p>\n 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 and Previous Years Analyzing Alcohol Advertisements & Marketing © Frank Baker, Media Educator In…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_seopress_robots_primary_cat":"","_seopress_titles_title":"","_seopress_titles_desc":"","_seopress_robots_index":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[174],"tags":[],"class_list":{"0":"post-12450","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","6":"category-alcohol"},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/12450","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=12450"}],"version-history":[{"count":1,"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/12450\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":36453,"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/12450\/revisions\/36453"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=12450"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=12450"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.frankwbaker.com\/mlc\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=12450"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}
\nAlcohol ads linked to teen brand choices<\/a>
\nAlcohol Advertising Has Little Overall Effect on Consumption <\/a>(Study)<\/p>\n
\nTV Alcohol Ads Linked to Youth Drinking Behavior<\/a>
\nAlcohol Advertisements in Magazines Influence Underage Drinking: Study<\/a>
\nCrafty alcohol advertising directed at US adolescents through music and branding<\/a>
\nIs Pop Music Turning Teens Into Alcoholics?<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlcohol ads reach too many young people in US TV markets<\/a>
\nAlcohol ads push underage girls to drink more, research finds<\/a>
\nFewer Tobacco Ads, But More Alcohol Ads in Movies<\/a>
\nResearchers Propose New Guidelines For Self-Regulating Alcohol Ads<\/a>
\nMedia Literacy Programs Prevent Youth Smoking and Drinking<\/a>
\nNew Study Finds Link Between Ads and Underage Drinking <\/a>
\nDo TV Liquor Ads Drive Kids to Drink?<\/a> New Research Says Media Literacy Works
\nAs A Prevention Strategy When Persuasion is Taught (link<\/a> to study)<\/p>\n
\nTime Restrictions on TV As Ineffective in Reducing Youth Exposure to Alcohol Ads <\/a>
\nTwo Alcohol Brands Unhappy About Their Product Placement<\/a>
\nBlack youths exposed to more alcohol advertising, study finds<\/a>
\nAlcohol ads in youth magazines likelier to have risky contents<\/a>
\nHow alcohol ads target kids<\/a>
\nLiquor Companies Wooing Women Customers<\/a>
\nHard Time: Liquor Advertising Pours Into TV<\/a>
\nTV Ads Linked to Unhealthy Diets in Young Adults<\/a>
\nFTC Broadens Study of Alcohol Advertising<\/a>
\nOnline tool estimates youth exposure to alcohol ads on radio<\/a>
\nMovies Exert Powerful Influence on Teen Drinking Habits<\/a>
\nAdolescent alcohol consumption influenced heavily by the media<\/a>
\nToo much alcohol in Super Bowl Ads?<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPitbull, ‘Diddy’ and other rappers step up alcohol endorsements<\/a>
\nAnti-Alcohol Group Taking On Anheuser-Busch At Super Bowl XLVI<\/a>
\nCAMY Study: Radio Alcohol Ads Still Reaching Young<\/a>
\nYoung people are being overexposed to alcohol ads on the radio<\/a>
\nTeenage Alcohol Consumption Associated With Computer Use<\/a>
\nJHU Study: Alcohol commercials reach growing number of youth<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlcohol ad exposure for youth up 71% on television<\/a>
\nCAMY: Liquor Ads On Cable Drive Increase In Youth Exposure<\/a>
\n‘Media detective’ course<\/a> empowers children to skirt alcohol and tobacco marketing
\nStudy: Youth Exposure to Alcohol Ads in Magazines Declining<\/a>
\nAlcohol Marketing In The Digital Age<\/a>
\nStudy: Drinking, R-rated films linked in middle-schoolers<\/a>
\nSuper Bowl Alcohol Ads Take a Backseat Among America’s Youth<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlcohol content on Facebook (video<\/a>)
\nAlcohol ads play up masculine appeal<\/a>
\nNFL games on TV: full of alcohol and other inappropriate ads<\/a>
\nAlcohol Ads Common Among Cable Shows Watched by Teens<\/a>
\nAlcohol ad self-regulation not working, as ads target younger\u00a0drinkers<\/a>
\nHow drinking is depicted in prime time TV shows<\/a>
\nMedia ignores health consequences of drinking\/driving among young celebrities<\/a>
\nAlcohol Product Placements linked to increased youth drinking <\/a>
\nAlcohol, sex ads get prime TV time<\/a>
\nAlcohol ads tempt more kids to drink<\/a>
\nAds influence our drinking binges<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAlcohol ads increase in areas with more Hispanic children<\/a>
\nWhy Big Alcohol Can’t Police Itself: A Review of Advertising Self-Regulation in the Distilled Spirits Industry<\/a>,
\nIntoxicating Brands: Alcohol Advertising and Youth <\/a>
\nCAMY Study: Youth are swimming in ads<\/a> (link to study<\/a>)
\nBeer makers increasingly turning to viral ads<\/a>
\nAdvertising, Alcohol And Adolescents<\/a>
\nLearning How To Say ‘No’ To Alcohol Advertising And Peer Pressure …<\/a>
\nDrugs and Alcohol and Your Kids’ Music<\/a>
\nKids group: End Super Bowl beer ads<\/a>
\nThe Clock’s Running-Out On Super Bowl Beer Ads<\/a><\/p>\n
\nStudy: Kids See Fewer Alcohol Ads<\/a>
\nAlcohol Industry Reforms Make Slight Progress in Reducing Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising <\/a><\/span>
\nYouth Exposure to Alcohol Ads in Magazines Drops<\/a>
\nReport: Alcohol Companies Stingy With Responsibility Ad Dollars<\/a>
\nCAMY Releases Study on Alcohol Advertising<\/a>
\nLiquor Maker Ups the Ante a Bit in Discouraging Young Drinkers <\/a>
\nLink between alcohol advertising and consumption in <\/a>minors<\/a> (Rand PR<\/a>; abstract<\/a>)
\nSpirits Council tracks ads, keeps distillers on their toes <\/a>
\nCritics pound Spykes, a teen-tuned alcoholic drink<\/a>
\nSurgeon General Calls for Alcohol Ad Retreat<\/a>
\nClever marketing of beer is what’s on tap<\/a>
\nBeer ads broken deconstructed by media literacy expert<\/a>
\nAlcohol Industry Watchdog Asks Bud to Exit Super Bowl; Beer Ads Dominate Broadcast, Could Exploit Forty Million Kids<\/a>
\nAlcohol Ads Possibly Targeting Children<\/a>
\nGeorgetown study finds sharp increase in youth-targeted alcohol ads<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMore Alcohol Ads on TV and Underage Youth Are Seeing It<\/a>; Booze Ads Swell on Cable<\/a>
\nStudy: Disclosure Of Advertising Tactics Reduces Odds Kids Will Drink<\/a>
\nAlcohol ads run on youth-oriented radio<\/a> \u00a0(full study<\/a>)
\nTeens study alcohol advertising<\/a>
\nAlcohol Industry Does Not Target Youths, Study Finds<\/a>
\nThe Booze Tube: Spirits Marketers Pour Big Bucks Into TV<\/a>
\nExposure of African-American Youth to Alcohol Advertising<\/a>
\nAlcohol Ads in Magazines Reaching Fewer Underage Youth<\/a> (full report<\/a>)
\nAlcopops – cute, boozy and pitched to teenage girls<\/a>
\nNew Study Finds That Rap Music May Drive Some To Drink <\/a>
\nBeer ads targeting Hispanics spur backlash<\/a>
\nCutting Ads, Raising Taxes Lowers Youth Drinking<\/a>
\nAlcohol Ads Add to the problem<\/a>
\nStudy: alcohol ads target youth<\/a>
\nYoungsters Enjoy Beer Ads, Arousing Industry’s Critics<\/a>
\nSuper Bowl Booze Ads Target Kids<\/a>
\nInside the marketing machine<\/a>
\nStudy: Ads, youth drinking linked<\/a>
\nWho picks your poison?<\/a>
\nAlcohol ads boost drinking among young: study<\/a>; marketers respond<\/a>
\nDrink Up: Alcohol Advertisers Recruit Young Drinkers<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n
\nAlcohol advertising: what makes it attractive to youth?<\/a>
\nChildren Continue to Be Overexposed to Ads Glamorizing Alcohol Use<\/a>
\nGiving Beer Ads the Cold Shower<\/a>
\nLiquor Ads Move to Satellite Radio<\/a>
\nAlcohol Industry’s Marketing Overexposes Hispanic Teens<\/a>
\nKids find beer ads appealing <\/a>(Study)
\nJim Beam, ready for prime time<\/a>
\nReducing Alcohol Ads Kids See Won’t Cost Industry Adult Market<\/a>
\nAfter 210 Years, Jim Beam Discovers the Power of TV<\/a>
\nKids May Mimic Parents’ Smoking, Drinking<\/a>
\nRetailers faulted: Tshirts with alcohol logos<\/a>
\nAlcohol study: girls outpace boys<\/a>
\nRacy liquor ads generate complaints<\/a>
\nNCAA Recruiting Young Audience for Beer Ads<\/a>
\nAlcohol Ads Outpace Responsibility Messages<\/a>
\nMaine Kids: Alcohol Ads Target Us<\/a>
\nLip balm promotes liquor flavors<\/a>
\nLiquor maker to keep watch on its ads<\/a>
\nA new campaign for Absolut<\/a>
\nAds for Alcohol refreshers reach young girls<\/a>
\nAMA calls on NCAA to ban booze ads<\/a>
\nCoaches, Consumer Groups Protest Beer Ads on College Sports<\/span><\/a>
\nSTUDY FINDS MULTIPLE TYPES OF ALCOHOL ADVERTISING MAY INFLUENCE ADOLESCENT DRINKING<\/a>
\nNASCAR and alcohol promotion: gentlemen, stop your engines<\/a>
\nNascar driver lands hard-liquor sponsor
\n<\/a>Two 2 big beermakers brawl<\/a><\/p>\n
\nAnheuser Busch Unveils new responsibility campaign<\/a>
\nCoors pulls ad that touts low-carb edge in taste<\/a>
\nAlcohol Ads Coming under scrutiny<\/a>
\nPolls show more teen girls see “alcopop” ads than women age 31-44<\/a>
\nStolichnaya Vodka Unveils First-Ever T<\/a>V Marketing Campaign<\/a>
\nAMA slams NASCAR for hard liquor sponsorship plans<\/a>
\nBeer falls flat with younger drinkers<\/a>
\nWhiskey Industry Goes Sweet to Grab Youth Market<\/a>
\nNASCAR to give hard-liquor ads green flag<\/a>
\nSuper Bowl Booze Ads Target Kids<\/a>
\nKahlua Launches Largest-Ever TV Ad Campaign<\/a>
\nBan on TV Beer ads proposed <\/a>(10\/26)
\nTailgating: big business for marketers<\/a> (10\/25)
\nGirls lead in teen alcohol use<\/a>(8\/14)
\nMomentum Builds to End Beer Ads in College Sports<\/a> (7\/28)
\nNew face of underage drinking: teenage girls <\/a>(7\/8)
\nGirls More Likely Than Boys to Be Overexposed to Alcohol Advertising in Magazines; Study<\/a> Published in Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Documents Girls’ Overexposure (7\/5)
\nAlcohol Ads Outnumber Responsibility Ads 226 to 1<\/a> (5\/26)\u00a0 PR<\/a>
\nBig-screen boozing may lure middle school kids to drink <\/a>(5\/25)
\nLawsuits target alcohol industry<\/a> (5\/13)
\nStudy: Teens Saw More Alcohol Ads in 2002<\/a> (4\/21)\u00a0 Forbes version<\/a>\u00a0 Beer Industry Response<\/a>
\nFTC Eyes Youth Appeal of Alcohol Web Sites<\/a> (3\/25)
\nBrewing Interest In Teens?<\/a> (3\/15)
\nUnderage Youth Have Easy Access to Alcohol Web Sites <\/a>(3\/9)
\nSEE DICK DRINK. SEE JANE DRUNK. DRINK, DICK. DRINK,
\nJANE. SEE DICK AND JANE WITH IRREVERSIBLE BRAIN DAMAGE<\/a> (2\/16)
\nUnderage Youth More Likely to Hear Alcohol Ads on Radio than Adults<\/a> (1\/22)\u00a0\u00a0 Exec Summary<\/a>
\nBoos for NCAA’s stance on booze advertising<\/a> (Jan.4)<\/p>\n
\nAd Hangover?<\/a> (12\/18)
\nThanks to Cable, Liquor Ads Find a TV Audience<\/a> (12\/15)
\nStudy: Fewer Alcohol Ads Would Lower Underage Drinking<\/a> (12\/2)
\nWinning Idea:Drop Beer Ads in College Sports<\/a> (12\/1)
\nAdvocacy group asks to keep alcohol ads out of college sports<\/a> (Nov.18)
\n`Scary Movie’ tie-in raises ire of anti-alcohol group <\/a>(Nov. 3)
\nSeptember 2003 FTC report\u00a0 Alcohol Marketing and Advertising<\/a>
\nStudy Links College Binge-Drinking to Marketing<\/a> (Sept 12)
\nVokda Ad Battle Goes To Court<\/a>
\nIs the Alcohol Industry Pitching Products to Young Audiences?(<\/a>Sept10)
\nAlcohol Makers Agree to Change Ad Guidelines<\/a> (Sept.9)
\nRaise Beer Tax to Reduce Teen Drinking, Report <\/a>(Sept.9)
\nSurvey finds that alcohol-related ads are indirectly targeting teenagers in young adult magazines<\/a> (July 27)
\nBlack Youth Exposure to Alcohol Marketing<\/a> (June 19)
\nMagazines Shower Teens With Ads <\/a>(May 13)
\nHispanic Youth Exposed to More Ads<\/a> (May 1)
\nA Campaign For Drinking<\/a> (April 17, NY Times)
\nHow Alcohol and Tobacco Ads Target You (Current Health 1, April\/May 2003)
\nCDC Worried About Alcohol Store Advertising<\/a> (04\/11)
\nIndustry Hammered for Marketing to Kids <\/a>(4\/04)
\nRadio Daze: Alcohol Ads Tune in Underage Drinking<\/a> (4\/02)
\nMiller Beer Fields New Crop Of Sex Ads<\/a> (3\/17)
\nModeration Urged for Alcohol Ads<\/a> (3\/06)
\nBusty Beer Ads, Sexist or Smart Selling?<\/a> (02\/03)
\nTapping Into Young Minds: Watch how your kids watch alcohol ads on TV, say anti-drinking activists<\/a>
\nU.S. youngsters see more ads for beer than for gum, jeans, sneakers<\/a> (12\/19)\u00a0
\nFull Report<\/a>\u00a0 Exec Summary<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0 Press Release<\/a>
\nTV Broadcasters Urged to Restrict Alcohol Ads Seen by Youth <\/a>(12\/9\/02)
\nAMA: Alcohol Damages Teen’s Brains <\/a>(12\/09\/02)<\/p>\n
\nNew Study Shows Underage Youth A Target of Alcohol Marketing <\/a>(Sept.24, 2002)
\nAlcohol Advertising: Are Our Kids Collateral or Intended Targets?<\/a> (Jan.2002)
\nSpecial Report: OVEREXPOSED: Youth, A Target of Alcohol Ads in Magazines
\n<\/a>Alcohol Advertising: Are Our Kids Collateral or Intended Targets
\n<\/a>Gender Representation in Tobacco & Alcohol Advertising
\n<\/a>Alcohol advertising and youth: a focus-group analysis of what young people find appealing in alcohol advertising.<\/a>
\n(television beer commercials) Elizabeth D. Waiters, Andrew J. Treno, Joel W. Grube.
\nContemporary Drug Problems Winter 2001 v28 i4 p695<\/span>
\nAlcohol Counter-Advertising and The Media
\n<\/span><\/a>Frogs Sell Beer<\/a> (April 2001)<\/span>
\nBigger Ad Budgets Lead to More Adolescent Drinking <\/a>(04\/19\/01)
\nImage Advertisements for Alcohol Products: Is there Appeal
\nassociated with Adolescents’ intention to consume alcohol\u00a0<\/a> Adolescence (Spring 1998)<\/span>
\nTargets of Alcohol Advertising-<\/a> Jean Kilbourne
\nHooked On Advertising <\/a>(Ms. Magazine)
\nDeadly Persuasion: 7 Myths Alcohol Advertisers Want You To Believe<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0 (non pdf version<\/a>)
\nMedia & Values, Spring\/Summer 1991<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"