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I've been hearing ads for an online cigar store on a radio
station in San Francisco. What's the loophole there--can they talk about selling tobacco products as long as they don't mention any specific brands? Patty |
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On 1/12/2015 9:44 AM, Patty Winter wrote:
I've been hearing ads for an online cigar store on a radio station in San Francisco. What's the loophole there--can they talk about selling tobacco products as long as they don't mention any specific brands? Patty The law specifically prohibits broadcast advertising of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. Advertising by retail establishments is not covered. Where I now live, a local chain of tobacco retail stores is a regular advertiser on radio. Mark Howell |
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