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Results for 'surrogate advertising'
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afaqs! news bureau
Advertising
ASCI consults with Department of Consumer Affairs on surrogate ads
Discussions were held around rampant surrogate ads of categories such as alcohol, tobacco, and gambling, which are illegal in India.
By
Nisha Qureshi
Advertising
Sehwag and Gavaskar are Kamla Pasand’s new ambassadors, but netizens aren’t amused
Ranveer Singh and Amitabh Bachchan were the brand ambassadors last year. However, Bachchan withdrew himself from the campaign after public outrage.
By
Benita Chacko and Shreyas Kulkarni
Advertising
Cricket, the most attractive vehicle for surrogate advertising?
The top two TV advertisers for IPL 2023 are gaming and pan masala brands, and betting apps are using the league to popularise themselves on digital media.
By
afaqs! news bureau
Advertising
Stop airing betting ads says MIB to digital media, OTTs, and TV channels; second advisory in four months
Surrogate ads from betting cos under scanner; Parimatch, 1XBet, Fairplay News, and DafaNews are cited as examples.
By
Shreyas Kulkarni
Advertising
Is ‘news’ the surrogate advertising route for betting platforms?
FairPlay, Parimatch, and 1xBet promote themselves as news platforms but they are betting companies.
By
Shreyas Kulkarni
Advertising
Govt imposes prohibition on surrogate advertising; alcohol and tobacco brands main casualties
Ambiguity around brand extensions, however, has caused more confusion than clarity.
By
afaqs! news bureau
Advertising
Government bans surrogate advertising, rules against misleading ads
The guidelines will be applicable to advertisements published on all platforms like print, television and online.