Google will allow personalized alcohol advertising on YouTube starting Oct. 30, in markets where local laws permit.

Alcohol advertising is everywhere—on TV, bus shelters, and social media. As a parent, keeping track of what your child sees can seem impossible. So, should we be concerned about children being exposed ...

It's a Friday night and you're scrolling through Facebook, mindlessly thumbing past photos from friends, when a liquor advertisement catches your eye. It promises one-hour delivery and 30% off, and ...

Seeing and liking alcohol advertising on television among underage youths was associated with the onset of drinking, binge drinking and hazardous drinking, according to a study by researchers at the ...

The first game following Anheuser-Busch InBev calling it quits on its 33-year alcohol advertising monopoly, Super Bowl LVII represents a milestone moment for the alcohol brands who could make an ...

Controversial alcohol ads will continue to show up on San Diego trolley cars and bus shelters, after a divided Metropolitan Transit System board voted 9-4 to remove a ban on such ads permanently. The ...

Ads consistently link alcohol with images and scenes of joy and social bliss—like a group of friends laughing over a round of beers or a couple bonding over a bottle of wine. The goal? To train our ...

In 2018, hoping to curb underage drinking, the Metropolitan Transit Authority banned advertising for alcoholic beverages in New York City’s transit system. But the MTA board backtracked this summer, ...

Zero-alcohol ads may look harmless, but new research suggests they are associated with stronger brand loyalty and drinking intentions among teenagers, raising fresh questions about whether these ...

The Government has ruled out a ban on alcohol advertising in upcoming plans to improve the health of the nation. The Department of Health and Social Care said it is “exploring options for partial ...

Every NRL and AFL club has an alcohol sponsor this season while every NRL and five AFL clubs are sponsored by gambling companies, a new report has found.

Imagine sipping a beer and suddenly landing your dream job, or a glass of wine doubling your bank balance. Sounds like magic, right? Yet, alcohol ads craft these fantastical scenarios to sneak into ...