Recently proposed advertising bans “are just the tip of a regulatory iceberg”
5 August 2020
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Annabel Denham writes for The Telegraph
5 August 2020
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Government and Institutions
Len Shackleton writes for 1828
The Prime Minsiter’s latest proposals to restrict commercial free speech by banning TV and internet advertising for high fat, salt or sugar food and drink ‘are just the tip of a regulatory iceberg’, says Editorial and Research Fellow Len Shackleton.
Writing for 1828, Len argues that “we should have far higher barriers to advertising bans, whether they come from overweight prime ministers or political correct regulators“, such as the overzealous Advertising Standards Agency.
Read the full article here.
Writing for 1828, Len argues that “we should have far higher barriers to advertising bans, whether they come from overweight prime ministers or political correct regulators“, such as the overzealous Advertising Standards Agency.
Read the full article here.
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