Carly.
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Not on commercials but everywhere else you can imagine. |
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wera
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No anymore in most countries. USA banned smoking advertisement in 80's , most other countries in early 90's. Here are the most known brands: www.shopping-heaven.com I myself remember the tv advertisement about marlboro man |
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fgj
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no its illegal |
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Ella S
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not any more |
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Yggdrasil Mithos Symphonia
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Not in American Commercials,
but they are still present in the shows and movies, which is probably a more powerful form of advertisment |
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Poe B
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No,
it just seems that way after you watch TV shows, movies where the charters are smoking. |
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carrieffms
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um yea there just arent alot of ciggerette commercials left there used to be alot of them though |
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Hitler
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no.may b in some countries it is allowed[as per the laws].Its not superlative to advertise it as promotion of bad health in society takes place.In india it is completely banned[even in films].Penalties should b imposed for its ad |
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pam
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in other countries, yes, but not as much anymore |
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Jerribear76
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I think it was in 1998 that the tobacco companies signed The Master Tobacco Agreement with the states which outlines very strict guidelines for advertisement by the tobacco companies. Here's a link to the Phillip Morris website that talks about it....................
http://www.philipmorrisusa.com/en/legislation_regulation/tsa.asp |
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Redd
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Nope...not anymore...only print ads... |
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Louis84
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why do Cigarettes need to be advertised?
It's the main product in our life; everyone know and use it.
Everyday, in everywhere, many people smoke some kind of cigarettes and we look. These pictures are the best of the type of advertising and being effected more than advertising on TV.
In Asia, we can see many banners, posters, streamer, etc...on the small trans, the vehicle which used to sell fast-food, dinking, etc... in the street. |
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buddy
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no, it's been illegal to advertise on tv since the late 80's. expressway billboards ahve been banned since the late 90's |
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squeezie_1999
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Cigarette ads have been banned from TV since the 1970's in the US. |
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MoMoney23
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No, they banned that in like the 60's |
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