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January 5, 2026

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UK begins ban on junk food ads on daytime TV and online

A burger from a popular fast food outlet is shown in this image. — AFP LONDON: New regulations come into effect Monday in Britain banning daily TV and online ads for so-called junk food, in what the government calls a “world-leading move” to tackle childhood obesity. The ban – targeting ads for products high in fat, salt or sugar – is expected to remove up to 7.2 billion calories from children’s diets each year, according to the health ministry. The ads, shown before 9 p.m. and anytime online, would reduce the number of children living with obesity by 20,000 and

August 16, 2024

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Mark Zuckerberg is under fire for allowing illegal drug ads on Meta

AS FRENCH: Members of Congress on Thursday called on Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg to provide them with details about ads for opioids and other illegal drugs on the tech titan’s platform. A letter signed by 19 lawmakers asked for details on such ads with troubling reports from the Tech Transparency Project and Wall Street Journal. “Meta appears to have continued to shirk its social responsibility and defy its own community guidelines,” the letter said. “What’s particularly scary about this case is that it wasn’t user-generated content on the dark web or private social media pages, but rather ads that were

August 3, 2024

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Democrats mock Trump’s reluctance to debate in new nationwide ads

The Democratic National Committee designed ads mocking Trump’s hesitation. – Reuters Following Donald Trump’s skepticism about debating with Democratic rival Kamala Harris, the Democratic National Committee designed ads mocking his hesitation. The ads say, “convict afraid to talk” and question whether this is because of his stance on abortion, Reuters mentionted. In addition, this campaign was launched on Friday and the large advertisements were added to the digital websites of all major newspapers in the country. Meanwhile, Trump campaign spokeswoman Caroline Levitt said Trump welcomed the opportunity to compare records, but stopped short of saying the former president would talk

June 9, 2024

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Mexican designer recycles campaign ads into trendy bags

MEXICO CITY: Fashion designer Camilo Morales has recycled everything from plastic shopping bags to fabric scraps, turning them into bags, clothing and accessories. His latest raw material is vinyl political ads for candidates in Mexico’s local, state and federal elections, which took place on Sunday. Among the winners was Claudia Sheinbaum, the former mayor of Mexico City who will be the nation’s first female president. For the past year, Morales has been tearing down existing banners, taking them with scissors and sewing them into bags, which he sells for between 100 pesos ($5.44) and 600 pesos ($32.63). “This election season

May 10, 2024

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Amid elections, Islamophobic ads flood Meta platforms in India

As the battleground of Indian politics heats up with the ongoing general elections, a worrying trend has emerged, suggesting a significant rise in Islamophobic rhetoric in the context of political advertising campaigns in the neighboring country. In a report published by ANTENNAit has been revealed that surrogate pages on social media platforms, particularly targeting opponents of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), are actively promoting divisive content, often laden with Islamophobic undertones. Read more: Muslim ruler in India bows before Hindu deity at Ram temple The research, which delves into Meta’s Ad Library Report for April 2024, highlighted the significant

December 27, 2023

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The Melbourne Test broadcast in Pakistan has been freed from betting ads

The broadcast of the ongoing Test series between Pakistan and Australia faced disruption in Pakistan as state broadcaster PTV suspended coverage on the first day of the Boxing Day Test. This decision was prompted by the inclusion of superimposed advertisements by a gambling sponsor in the broadcast stream provided to the Pakistani market. Ten Sports, another broadcaster with rights to broadcast the series, continued to telecast the game despite PTV’s suspension. The inclusion of betting sponsors in the coverage raised concerns, prompting the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) to issue a notice banning the broadcast or distribution of advertisements

October 30, 2023

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Israel embeds ads in children’s video games, demonizing Hamas, Palestinians

Israel has reportedly used a sickening media propaganda strategy by inserting graphic pro-Israel ads into children’s video games as it deepens its ground invasion of Gaza, where more than 8,000 Palestinians, including more than 3,000 children, have so far been killed in airstrikes . This unconventional tactic has raised concerns as such content is exposed to young players. Maria Julia Cassis, a mum from north London, reported that her 6-year-old son encountered a disturbing ad while playing a puzzle game on his Android phone. The ad depicted suffering Israeli families and Hamas gunmen, along with a message from Israel’s Foreign

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