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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN Australia failing to stop alcohol ads reaching children, experts say Calls for tougher regulation of industry and closure of loophole that allows alcohol advertising MIKE'S HARD LEMONADE Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SADD, INC. Remarks of Penny Wells Executive Director, SADD, Inc. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) April 13, 2004 Administrator Curie, Members of the Committee, Distinguished Guests: JACK DANIELS WHISKEY Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth.

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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN Australia failing to stop alcohol ads reaching children, experts say Calls for tougher regulation of industry and closure of loophole that allows alcohol advertising MIKE'S HARD LEMONADE Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SADD, INC. Remarks of Penny Wells Executive Director, SADD, Inc. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) April 13, 2004 Administrator Curie, Members of the Committee, Distinguished Guests: JACK DANIELS WHISKEY Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth.

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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 D:0MYFILES ACT02FINAL 2002 FACTS SHEETSALCFACTS The highest intoxication rates in fatal crashes in 2002 were recorded for drivers 21-24 years old (33 percent), followed by ages 25-34 (28 percent) and 35-44 (26 percent). AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN Australia failing to stop alcohol ads reaching children, experts say Calls for tougher regulation of industry and closure of loophole that allows alcohol advertising

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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN Australia failing to stop alcohol ads reaching children, experts say Calls for tougher regulation of industry and closure of loophole that allows alcohol advertising EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SADD, INC. Remarks of Penny Wells Executive Director, SADD, Inc. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) April 13, 2004 Administrator Curie, Members of the Committee, Distinguished Guests:

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4 H xcessive alcohol consumption causes 88,000 deaths in the U.S. annually—1 in 10 among working-age adults,1—and it cost the U.S. $223.5 billion in 2006.3 *Dram shop liability, or commercial host

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WRITTEN SUBMISSION OF DR. DAVID K. REHR, PRESIDENT Written Submission of Dr. David K. Rehr, President National Beer Wholesalers Association Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking “WHILE PREVIOUS RESEARCH FOUND A CLEAR ASSOCIATION BETWEEN A Johns Hopkins study out Wednesday found that liquor stores in Baltimore have a stronger association with violent crimes than establishments where alcohol is bought

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4 H xcessive alcohol consumption causes 88,000 deaths in the U.S. annually—1 in 10 among working-age adults,1—and it cost the U.S. $223.5 billion in 2006.3 *Dram shop liability, or commercial host

liability, is a

WRITTEN SUBMISSION OF DR. DAVID K. REHR, PRESIDENT Written Submission of Dr. David K. Rehr, President National Beer Wholesalers Association Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking “WHILE PREVIOUS RESEARCH FOUND A CLEAR ASSOCIATION BETWEEN A Johns Hopkins study out Wednesday found that liquor stores in Baltimore have a stronger association with violent crimes than establishments where alcohol is bought CAPTAIN MORGAN SPICED RUM Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth.

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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 BEER INSTITUTE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING CODE … BEER INSTITUTE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING CODE . Introduction . Beer is a legal beverage meant to be consumed responsibly. Its origins are

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WHEN TO SAY WHEN: STUDY SAYS LIMIT ALCOHOL TO 1 DRINK A DAY When to say when: Study says limit alcohol to 1 drink a day • BY MIKE STOBBE, AP MEDICAL WRITER NEW YORK — Apr 13, 2018, 9:42 AM ET Here's some sobering news: A D:0MYFILES ACT02FINAL 2002 FACTS SHEETSALCFACTS The highest intoxication rates in fatal crashes in 2002 were recorded for drivers 21-24 years old (33 percent), followed by ages 25-34 (28 percent) and 35-44 (26 percent). 'DRUNKOREXIA' IS A BEHAVIOR THAT DOESN'T WORK, HEALTH Title 'Drunkorexia' is a behavior that doesn't work, health experts say - latimes.com Author: Camille Mccray Created Date: 8/27/2013

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SAZERAC COMPANY, INC. FORMALLY ADOPTS STRICTER ADVERTISING CONTACT: Angela H. Traver Public Relations Manager PH: 502-696-5957 atraver@buffalotrace.com For Immediate Release Sazerac Company, Inc. Formally Adopts Stricter Advertising Policies “WHILE PREVIOUS RESEARCH FOUND A CLEAR ASSOCIATION BETWEEN A Johns Hopkins study out Wednesday found that liquor stores in Baltimore have a stronger association with violent crimes than establishments where alcohol is bought MIKE'S HARD LEMONADE Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth.

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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN Australia failing to stop alcohol ads reaching children, experts say Calls for tougher regulation of industry and closure of loophole that allows alcohol advertising FEWER DROPS IN THE BUCKET: ALCOHOL INDUSTRY In response to this recommendation, alcohol industry spokespersons have pointed to the industry’s own media and other campaigns to promote alcohol awareness and reduce underage drinking. ALCOHOL ADVERTISING ON TELEVISION, 2001-2004: THE MOVE … 2 were moving to cable more rapidly than advertisers in general. • The number of cable network alco-hol ads that were more likely to be seen by underage youth than adults

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4 H xcessive alcohol consumption causes 88,000 deaths in the U.S. annually—1 in 10 among working-age adults,1—and it cost the U.S. $223.5 billion in 2006.3 *Dram shop liability, or commercial host

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SAZERAC COMPANY, INC. FORMALLY ADOPTS STRICTER ADVERTISING CONTACT: Angela H. Traver Public Relations Manager PH: 502-696-5957 atraver@buffalotrace.com For Immediate Release Sazerac Company, Inc. Formally Adopts Stricter Advertising Policies WRITTEN SUBMISSION OF DR. DAVID K. REHR, PRESIDENT Written Submission of Dr. David K. Rehr, President National Beer Wholesalers Association Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking NEWS RELEASE 06 27 07 ! 2! The!CAMYanalysis!also!found!that:! • In2001,youthages12to20whosawalcoholadvertisingontelevisionviewedan& average&of&217alcohol&product&advertisements&and&11 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SADD, INC. Remarks of Penny Wells Executive Director, SADD, Inc. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) April 13, 2004 Administrator Curie, Members of the Committee, Distinguished Guests: MIKE'S HARD LEMONADE Marketing Gallery. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has made these advertisements available to provide context for the Center's reports and to stimulate discussion, comment, criticism, and public concern about alcohol marketing and youth.

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Apache Server at www.camy.org Port 80 AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN Australia failing to stop alcohol ads reaching children, experts say Calls for tougher regulation of industry and closure of loophole that allows alcohol advertising FEWER DROPS IN THE BUCKET: ALCOHOL INDUSTRY In response to this recommendation, alcohol industry spokespersons have pointed to the industry’s own media and other campaigns to promote alcohol awareness and reduce underage drinking. ALCOHOL ADVERTISING ON TELEVISION, 2001-2004: THE MOVE … 2 were moving to cable more rapidly than advertisers in general. • The number of cable network alco-hol ads that were more likely to be seen by underage youth than adults

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liability, is a

SAZERAC COMPANY, INC. FORMALLY ADOPTS STRICTER ADVERTISING CONTACT: Angela H. Traver Public Relations Manager PH: 502-696-5957 atraver@buffalotrace.com For Immediate Release Sazerac Company, Inc. Formally Adopts Stricter Advertising Policies WRITTEN SUBMISSION OF DR. DAVID K. REHR, PRESIDENT Written Submission of Dr. David K. Rehr, President National Beer Wholesalers Association Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking NEWS RELEASE 06 27 07 ! 2! The!CAMYanalysis!also!found!that:! • In2001,youthages12to20whosawalcoholadvertisingontelevisionviewedan& average&of&217alcohol&product&advertisements&and&11 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SADD, INC. Remarks of Penny Wells Executive Director, SADD, Inc. (Students Against Destructive Decisions) April 13, 2004 Administrator Curie, Members of the Committee, Distinguished Guests:

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New Report on Alcohol Advertising Compliance This report assesses non-compliant alcohol advertising on cable TV that aired between July-December 2018

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The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY) employs a public health approach to prevent and reduce alcohol-related problems among young people. To this end, our work focuses on the marketing variables of product, place, promotion and price, and the role these variables play in youth drinking and related problems. FACT SHEETS AND BROCHURES Learn more about underage drinking and alcohol marketing

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* SHOULD TEEN BE ALLOWED TO DRINK AT HOME? The Brunswick News, October 11, 2018 * MORE LIQUOR STORES, MORE CRIME Medical Research, October 3, 2018 * THE KAVANAUGH BAR FIGHT ACCUSATION SPEAKS TO AMERICA'S BIGGER

ALCOHOL PROBLEM

Vox, October 2, 2018 * HOPKINS STUDY LINKING VIOLENCE, LIQUOR STORES PROMPTS COMMUNITY LEADERS TO CALL FOR MORE ACTION The Baltimore Sun, September 26, 2018 * STUDY: BALTIMORE LIQUOR STORES TIED TO VIOLENT CRIME MORE THAN

BARS ARE

Fox 45 News, September 26, 2018 * HOPKINS STUDY: BALTIMORE LIQUOR STORES LINKED MORE TO VIOLENT CRIME THAN BARS, RESTAURANTS Baltimore Business Journal, September 26, 2018 * HOPKINS STUDY: BALTIMORE LIQUOR STORES LINKED TO INCREASED VIOLENT

CRIME NEARBY

WBAL News Radio, September 26, 2018 * BALTIMORE LIQUOR STORES LINKED MORE TO VIOLENT CRIME THAN BARS AND

RESTAURANTS

Science Daily, September 26, 2018 * AS BEER FLOWS AT COLLEGE SPORTING EVENTS, SO DOES CRITICISM Tampa Bay Times, June 15, 2018 * TEEN DRINKING INFLUENCED BY ALCOHOL ADVERTISING Very Well Family, April 23, 2018 * BIG 12 SCHOOLS TAPPING THE BEER MARKET Bluefield Daily Telegraph, May 11, 2018 * OHIO SEEKS TO 'REDEFINE' LINK BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND FUN WITH NEW

CAMPAIGN

Akron Beacon Journal, May 10, 2018 * ALCOHOL COMPANIES ARE FUNDING RESEARCH TO CONVINCE YOU DRINKING IS

HEALTHY

Huff Post, April 17, 2018 * DID DRINKING GIVE ME BREAST CANCER? MotherJones, May/June 2018 * WHEN TO SAY WHEN: STUDY SAYS LIMIT ALCOHOL TO 1 DRINK A DAY ABC News, April 13, 2018 * LIMIT ALCOHOL TO JUST ONE DRINK A DAY, NEW STUDY SAYS Learning English, April 13, 2018 * WAS AN ALCOHOL ADVERTISING STUDY NIXED IN EXCHANGE FOR BIG ALCOHOL

FUNDING?

The Fix, April 5, 2018 * THE NIH'S COZY RELATIONSHIP WITH BIG ALCOHOL IS BAD FOR SCIENCE GIZMODO, April 4, 2018 * NIH REJECTED A STUDY OF ALCOHOL ADVERTISING WHILE PURSUING INDUSTRY FUNDING FOR OTHER RESEARCH

STAT, April 2, 2018

* NEW REPORT SAYS LOWERING BAC LIMIT WILL HELP REDUCE DRUNK DRIVING

CRASHES

KREM, January 31, 2018 * OVER THE LIMIT: ALCOHOL IS A FACTOR IN MANY VIOLENT CRIMES The Sentinel, January 29, 2018 * FUNDING AT RISK FOR PROGRAM THAT EQUIPS PARENTS TO COMBAT UNDERAGE

DRINKING

Deseret News, January 27, 2018 * OVER THE LIMIT: NEW REPORT AIMS TO REDUCE DUI DEATHS The Sentinel, January 26, 2018 * RESEARCHERS SUGGEST LOWERING LEGAL BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL NATIONWIDE CBS Baltimore, January 21, 2018 * LOWERING THE BLOOD-ALCOHOL LEVEL FOR MOTORISTS COULD SAVE LIVES WDEL, January 21, 2018 * OPPOSITION READY TO FIGHT FRANCHOT PROPOSALS TO EASE REGULATION OF

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The Baltimore Sun, January 2, 2018 * TAX CUTS FOR BOOZE COMPANIES ARE GETTING MIXED REACTIONS Aol, January 1, 2018 * TAX CUTS FOR BOOZE COMPANIES ARE GETTING MIXED REACTIONS AMID EXCESSIVE DRINKING CONCERNS NY Daily News, January 1, 2018 * TAX CUT ON BOOZE TRIGGERS FEARS OF MORE ABUSE AND DRUNKEN DRIVING Politico, December 31, 2017 * LAWMAKERS PUSH ALCOHOL TAX CUT DESPITE RISING DRINKING RATES Roll Call, November 21, 2017 * WHISKY MAKERS RESORT TO DESPERATE MEASURES The Times, November 12, 2017 * ALCOHOL MARKETING EXPERT PUTS ONUS ON GOVERNMENT TO AVERT CRISIS The Irish Times, November 10, 2017 * A BAN ON BUS AND SUBWAY ALCOHOL ADS IN NEW YORK The New York Times, November 6, 2017 * FAST FOOD CHAINS LIKE TACO BELL, CHIPOTLE AND SHAKE SHACK USE ALCOHOL TO ATTRACT CROWDS USA Today, October 31, 2017 * A MASSIVE HEALTH STUDY ON BOOZE, BROUGHT TO YOU BY BIG ALCOHOL Wired, October 26, 2017 * AUSTRALIA FAILING TO STOP ALCOHOL ADS REACHING CHILDREN, EXPERTS

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The Guardian, October 4, 2017 * DR. JERNIGAN, VINCENT DEMARCO TALK ALCOHOL TAX BENEFITS CBS2 Iowa, September 27, 2017

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 21, 2017 * HEALTH BUZZ: AMERICANS ARE DRINKING A LOT - AND IT'S SCARING

RESEARCHERS

U.S. News, August 10, 2017 * COLLEGE FOOTBALL FANS LOVE BEER. NOW UNIVERSITIES WANT TO CASH IN USA Today College, August 9, 2017 * AMERICA'S DRINKING PROBLEM IS MUCH WORSE THIS CENTURY Bloomberg, August 9, 2017 * RAISING ALCOHOL TAXES CAN CURTAIL ASSAULTS AND SUICIDES Scientific American, July, 2017 * HOW ARE UNDERAGE DRINKERS INFLUENCED BY ALCOHOL ADS? Addiction Now, June 16, 2017 * WICOMICO COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT HOST COMMUNITY FORUM TO REDUCE

UNDERAGE DRINKING

ABC 47 News, May 24, 2017 * BIG ALCOHOL IS POISED TO EXPAND INTO AFRICA. WHY THIS IS BAD NEWS

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EconoTimes, May 24, 2017 * ALCOHOL-RELATED DEATHS ARE RISING. WILL NEW STATE RULES HELP? * The Washington Examiner, May 22, 2017 * TAX BREAK FOR HIGH-ALCOHOL WINE SOURS HEALTH ADVOCATES Fair Warning, May 11, 2017 * LIQUOR MAKERS STEP UP EFFORTS TO WIN OVER HISPANIC DRINKERS Wall Street Journal, May 5, 2017 * POWDERED ALCOHOL REGULATION ADVANCES IN MISSOURI LEGISLATURE Springfield News-Leader, April 19, 2017 * STUDY: MARYLAND ALCOHOL SALES TAX INCREASE LEADS TO DECLINE IN DRUNK DRIVING CRASHES ABC2, March 27, 2017 * CEPEDA: TEENS MAY BE MORE EXPOSED THAN YOU THINK TO

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Houston Chronicle, March 04, 2017 * MY VIEW: CHANGE ALCHOL BARRIER? UTAH SHOULDN'T MESS WITH SUCCESS Deseret News, February 28, 2017 * FOR WOMEN, HEAVY DRINKING HAS BEEN MARGINALIZED. THAT'S DANGEROUS The Washington Post, December 23, 2016 * COUNCIL APPROVES SOCIAL HOST ORDINANCE TO CRACK DOWN ON UNDERAGE

DRINKING

abc 7, December 06, 2016 * FOR PUBLIC HEALTH, IS ALCOHOL THE NEXT TOBACCO? U.S. News, November 18, 2016 -------------------------

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